The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-08-18
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one OF the out of town shoppers in
the city yesterday.
Mrs Lizzie Garrett and Miss Dollie
Nelson came in from Rapidan yes
terday for short stay.
DIR. j, w. Andrews went to Ro-
chester yesterday afternoon for a
two or three days stay.
Miss Agnes Kaufman and Miss
Lillian Kause of Minnesota Lake Wis
tied Mankato friends Monday.
Mrs. L. P. Doran and Miss Ethel
Doran of Madison Lake spent sew
eral hours in Mankato yesterday.
Miss Jessie Bequette has returned
to her position at kruse's after
spending a month in South Dakota.
]. j. Henderson of the Weather
Proof Calking company of Mime
apolis was Mankato visitor today.
Miss Harriet A. Foster of Pitts
burg, Pa, is here to be the guest of
Mrs. A. NJ Pfeffer for several weeks.
Mrs Otto MalZahn and Miss Edna
Benedict of Minnesota Lake came
10 Mankato yesterday to do some
shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. C.. Jensen of
Hayward. Mimi, who are visiting at
st Clair, were Monday visitors in
the city.
Architect H. c. Gerlach went to
Mountain Lake today to see some
parties. He was at Madison Lake
last evening.
Attorney J. W. Seeger Of st. James
was i'm the city this afternoon to
argue a case from there before
Judge Pfau.
Mrs. w. f. Wildes and daughters,
Misses Eleanor and Frances, of Lake
Washington, called on friends in the
city yesterday.
F. Lyle Soaring and family went
to Lake Madison yesterday afternoon
to occupy one of the Sugden cot
tages for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Schmidt and
family will return this evening from
Lake Washington where they have
spent two weeks.
Miss Minnie Pass has returned
from vacation of three weeks
spent with relatives in Knoxville,
Iowa, and Fairmont.
Mrs. Cora Wooden and daughter.
Hazel, of Gascoyne, N. D., arrived
Tuesday evening to spend month
with Mankato relatives.
John Bresnan has returned from
Madison Lake and resumed posi-
ton that he formerly held as day
clerk at the Stahl House.
Mrs. J. w. Wigley left Monday
for her former home at Pasadena,
Cal. with the intention of spending
the fall and winter there.
Mrs. Mary Stark of Cincinnati,
Ohio, is spending two weeks with
Mrs. J. G. Fowler Mrs. Stark is
sister-in-law of Mrs. Fowler
Mr. and Mrs. j. III. Bolton, Tom
c. Bolton and J. Kenneth Ellis vi
Sioux City. Iowa, arrived yesterday
to spend some time at one of the
lakes.
Miss Merrick, cashier at +. M.
Ottos grocery store. has gone to
Point Pleasant to spend two weeks
vacation with her sister, Mrs. w. w.
BeSSer.
Miss Bertha Able of New Ulln,
who has been the guest of Miss
Flora Lehman for several days,
left this morning for Duluth. to visit
friends.
A c. Axtell and wife of Mapleton,
a newly married couple, were in Man
katc today on their way to milton,
Montana, where they expect to con-
duct a store.
Mrs. T. w. Blasting and Mrs. Fl.
F. Weis. accompanied by the lat,
ter's son, Clayton, and Earl Retb-
will, motored up from LIE Sueur
t@ -,.;t Fri
Mrs. Cora Wooden and daughter
of Gascoyne, N. D.. arrived yester-
day to visit the formers aunt, Mrs.
Eliza M. Day, and will probably
make their home in Mankato here
after.
Henry Lahann and family have ar
rived from Colorado Springs, Col,
and will take up their residence
on a small place that they have
near the city. Before moving to
Colorado they lived at Fairmont.
The Misses julie and Hilda Lund'
berg returned yesterday from Min
neapolis where they spent a two
weeks vacation. They were accom-
panied home by their brother. G. III.
Lundberg, and Miss Kristen Marem
of Minneapolis.
Rev. r. Ross Paden and family
are in camp at Bass Lake. They
sleep in tent and take their meals
in vacant cottage near by. The
camp is located in beautiful grove
of second growth oak and is about
twenty feet above the lake level
There is an abundance of wild fruit
Neighboring orchards and gardens
contribute to the bill of fare, while
the lake furnishes perch, black and
silver bass. w. Fl. Smith, assistant
cashier of the Minnesota State bank
Amboy, and f0mily are also camp
ing at Bass lake.
From Thursdays Daily
The Widell company quarries closed
down this afternoon to permit the
employees to attend the funeral OF
the late Jacob Pepper.
The opening evening at the White
City under the new management
last evening, drew crowd of fully
500 people, who filled all the seats
The concert, moving pictures ant
dance were all we'll patronized an(
enjoyed.
F. w. Lobdell was arrested las
hxy nHioor ,ndhorn uvbiI.