The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-06-23


of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Glenn.
Messrs. Carl and Otto Johnson of
Minneapolis are the guests of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave john
son.
Miss Margaret GroOler and Miss
Edith Holman left today to visit
Dr. and Mrs. Danslin of Minnesota
Lake.
Attorney r. L. Kennedy of St.
Paul is here to assist his brother, j.
B. Kennedy in personal injury trial
in the present term of court.
County Surveyor alter Brooks has
been called to Austin, Mimi, to tes-
tify in suit involving the matter
of a drain ditch in Mower county.
The Misses Clio and Evangeline
Elliott of Hillsboro, N. D., are guests
at the Gustave Johnson home on
Seventh street. They will remain
here a week or so.
Frank Reisenbigler of Erie, H.,
left for his home today. Mr.. Reisen-
bigler was called here by the death
of his niece, Miss Jennie Reisen-
bigler of Smiths Mills.
George B. Veemilya, president OF
the McHenry County Abstract COM
pany of ToWner, N. d., was the guest
of his uncle, B. S. Benner, and family
last night. He left for his home
today.
Narc Ex,on Drioo nf Cambria iS
the guest of her brother, Judge Evan
Hughes. Mrs. Price came to the
city to see her brother, Thomas
Hughes, before his departure for
California.
Mr. Joe Stein and party, who
have been making a tour in Mr.
STEMS automobile, returned home
last evening. The party encounter
ed excellent roads between the twin
cities and Mankato.
DR.. and Mrs. C. d. Snow were in
LeSueur yesterday attending the
funeral of the doctors sister, Mrs
Moffatt, whose death occurred in
Michigan as was noted in The Free
Press a few days ago.
Mrs. ]. P. Dineen has returned
from saltwater where she was the
guest of relatives. She was accom-
panied home by her sisters, Miss
Lila and Hazel Shorts, who will at
tend the summer school here.
Bishop P. P. Heffron of the Wi
mona diocese was in MankatO yes
terday to visit Father Meyer, who
is i'll at ST. Joseph hospital. While
here he attended a session of the
Catholic Order of Foresters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hughes left
last evening for Pasadena, CAL, te
visit Mr.. Hughes parents. Mr.. ano
Mrs. Hughes will go by way Of
Colorado Springs, PeublO and Sal
Lake City, stopping off at the las
city. They will return over the
Canadian Pacific.
R. G. and DR.. G. S. Moffatt were
in Mankato today visiting theil
uncle, DR.. C. D. Snow. They came
up from LeSueur where they attend
ed the funeral of their mother. r. G
Moffatt is engaged in the newspape
business at Baldwin, Mich, and DR.
Moffatt is practicing dentistry a
Pittsburg, Kan. Both left for home
this afternoon.
Mrs. L. A. Under and her daugh
ter, Miss Cora Under, left thi
morning for Seattle, Wash, to visi
Mrs. Linder's daughter, Mrs. William
Clark. They will go by way of thu
| Canadian Pacific to Vancouver, B
C., and thence by boat to Seattle
Returning Mrs. and Miss Under will
come by way of the Denver ant
Rio Grande, through Denver arr
Kansas City. The ladies expect t.
be away until fall.
B. F. Linse of Seattle, Washington
was in Mankato yesterday, stopping
few hours between trains. He wa
returning from Ames, Iowa, wher
he had been attending the gradual
ing exercises of the agricultural col
lege, his son j. F. Linse being on
/ of the graduates. Mr.. Linse is
son of the late Rev. H. E. Linse wh'
was an evangelical minister and re
sided here forty-five years ago. |
was then that B. F. Linse was born
Rev. Linse moved to st. Paul shortl.
after the birth of the son, and tn
latter had never been here since I'm
til yesterday. ]. F. Linse, whose grad
uation was noted above, has Dough
out a veterinary surgeon at Mitchell
S. D., and he will go there at one
to resume practice. He also has beel
appointed as assistant state veteri
marian.
Musser-BuchhoItz Wedding.
A pretty wedding took place a
the home of the brides parents, MI
and Mrs. ID. j. Musser of LeRay
Wednesday evening, June IA, a
eight o'clock, when their daughter
Miss Sadie Leola, was united in mar
riage to Mr.. Herman G. Buchholt2
by Rev. N B. Foot of Eagle Lake
the ring service being used. Men
delssohn's wedding march was play
ed by Miss Esther Lemke OF Ii
Crosse, Wis, formerly of Mankato
The bride was attended by Miss ELL
Buchholtz, sister of the groom, an
Miss Nora VOgel of MankatO. MI