The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-08-04

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lin honor of the fourth birthday OF
her sister, Helen Marie. The deco
rations were in pink and white. Re-
freShmentS were served.
Mrs. Evans of Lake Benton visited
| in the city today.
Mrs. Ben Kiffe of Minneapolis is
visiting in the city.
Than Stevens of Amboy paid the
court house visit today.
Mrs. ]. S. Hart of Hitchcock, S.
D., is visiting in the city.
A. w. Petrich of Vernon Center
was an arrival in the city today.
Mrs. A. L. Burril Of Kerns paid
the city a shopping trip Tuesday.
Miss Dollie Nelson of Rapidan was
( i'm the city Tuesday, visiting friends.
c. A. Alexander of Chicago IS
! spending the summer at 1.-The Jun
gle"
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. Franklin Draper
| of Sutherland, Iowa, were guests
in the city today.
Michael Ryan of Waldorf, Mimi,
formerly sheriff of his county, was
, in the city yesterday.
| Charles Mitchell of Minneapolis
was in the city yesterday, looking
after his business interests.
| Mrs. Mary r. Gould. who has been
/ spending the past month at The
Jungle" left Tuesday for Omaha.
Miss Ruth Eaton has returned
! from Fairmont where she was the
guest OF friends for number of
days.
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e. ]. Henning and wife have return
J ed from a pleasant outing at Point
Pleasant.
| Mrs. f. NJ. Richter and children
have gone to Point Pleasant to oc-
cupy the Uneeda Rest cottage for
several weeks.
, p. G. HeintZ, the well-known drug
+, gist in Rochester, and partner of
A. G. Lack in this city, is in Man
katO on a visit.
| Mrs. e. j. Weller and Miss Clara
r. ReedstrOm of Rapidan were
among the out Of town visitors in
the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed. Weaver returned today
from Shakopee, where she has been
taking treatment for rheumatism.
She is much better.
Mrs. Philip Steltzer and daughter
of Great Falls, Mont, arrived in
the city today to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Wiltgen for a few days.
Mrs. Elliot Upson of Lake Crystal
left early this morning for San
Diego, Cal, where she will visit her
parents for couple of months.
Edward Vogelpohl, son Of DR..
, Henry Vogelpohl,I has gone to ST.
Clair. where he will be employed
in the Fitzloff tonsorial parlors
John Hohmann and Otto Lamm
and families took an auto trip to the
cities yesterday. They went by the
, way of Faribault and Mortified.
A. Dodge of Winnipeg, Canada, is
spending a few days in and about
, the city, buying up several carloads
of mich cows to ship to Manitoba.
Policeman Block of st. Peter was
in the city today. He states that
that city has been afflicted with
hoboes, and that five stores were
broken into last Friday night.
A. w. Spehr and family of Sleepy
Eye spent a few days in Man
kato. Mr.. Spehr is superintendent
Of the four mills under control of
the United Flour Mills company
Captain Gilmore of Pipestone was
in Mankato today on business. He
departed at noon for his home. He
disclaimed having any designs on the
republican congressional nomination.
The delightful house party which
Miss Lois Rath has been entertain
ing for the past five days at her
home, 125 Center street, departed
for their respective homes yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. e. f. Sands, f. f.
Sands, Jr., r. A. and II. e. Sands
of st. Paul arrived in the city lastI
evening in their automobile on al
tour and remained over night, leav-
ing this morning.
Evald j. Olson returned this
morning from Point Pleasant, where
he has been spending a weeks va
cation at the Barclay hotel. He
about to its capacity.
Waseca Journal-Radical: Miss
Martha Wachtler of Mankato was al
Sunday visitor at the home of Rev.
and Mrs. ]. D. Mccormick She
sang solo at the evening service at
the Methodist church.
st. Claud Times: Miss Harriet
Ahlers is hostess at house party.
She is entertaining as her guests
Misses Maude Hart, Frances Kenney
and Marie Allen, of Minneapolis,
who arrived yesterday.
Robert |. jones of Butternut Val
ley was in the city today. He states
that grasshoppers did some damage
to oats there. Nobody has threshed
SO they Don't know how the crop
will be, but the best will be on last
years Corn land
Mrs. Joseph Feazenden and Miss
Mildred Boyle of Saltwater accom-
panied f. F. Sands and party of st.
Patl to Mankato in their automobile,
and c. r. Butler joined the party
here and accompanied them to
Adrian, where they will visit for a
couple of days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Snow are
attending the National Photogra piers
convention in st. Paul. The ses-
sion will not close until Saturday
evening and Mr.. Snow invites any
Mankato people who are in st. Paul
this week to call on him at the
Armory building where they can see
the photograph DISPLAYS Mr.. and |