The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-08-25

with her sister, Miss May Fletcher
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Davis started
today for short vacation, going to
Hazelmere, the Fairmont summer rs-
sort, in their auto. Miss Rose Dyer
accompanied them.
ID. A. Stuart of Window. one of
the best known lawyers i'm Southern
Minnesota, will depart next week for
California where he and his family
will reside in the future
| Editor and Mrs. H. C. Hotaling of
Mapleton were in the city this morn
ing on their way to st. James to at
tend the meeting of the second dis
trict editorial association.
! Mr.. and Mrs. P. r. Barton depart
ed today for Harrington, Kansas,
after having visited in Mankato for
couple of weeks They were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Nc
Clure.
Miss Laura Klein returned yester.
day afternoon from ColfaX, Iowa,
where she spent three weeks very
enjoyably, taking the baths. She
made some very pleasing acquai1
tances.
Lester Patterson returned yester.
day from Boston, Mass, where he
has been visiting his grandfather for
four or five weeks. On his return
he stopped at Kent, Ohio, to visit
Miss Helen Hall for week.
Mayor and Mrs. T. G. Bonnallie
and family of Tracy have been visit.
ing a week with Mr.. and Mrs. w
w. Officer, Cherry street. They return
to Tracy in their auto today. Mr.
BOnnallie is brother of Mrs. Off.
lcer.
Owatonna Journal: Miss frankie
McDermott of Mankato, formerly en-
ploycd as a trimmer here, spent
Thursday Of this week as the guest
of Mrs Elizabeth Krier and family
She was on her way home from Chi
cago.
WinnebagO Enterprise: Miss Bes
sic Wilson of Mankato was an over
Sunday guest of Miss Daisy Vial
Miss Vial went to Mankato Tuesday
to consult an oculist about her eyes,
which were injured in runaway &C
cident several weeks ago.
Arthur Goodrich and his sister
/ Miss Lois. and Miss Grace Brazier
went to Madison Lake by auto this
morning to join party at one of the
Owen cottages. DR.. McCulloch of AL.
bert Lea accompanied them. He ar.
rived i'm the city this morning.
Editor and Mrs. w. F. Mailer of
Springfield were in Mankato today
ell route to St. James where they
attended the meeting of the Second
District Editorial association. Mr..
Mailer is one of the popular and
successful men in the editorial fra.
ternity.
| Mapleton Enterprise: Messrs. Ed,
and Sylvester Treanor. who operated
a blacksmith and machine shop hero
years ago, were in town yesterday
The. Treanor Bros. have rented "a
shop at Mankato and will so into
the automobile repair business. Both
are excellent mechanics. q
Window Reporter: Mr.. and Mrs:
Henry Heineman were down from
Mankato Wednesday and Thursday,
presumably to attend the funeraltfof
Comrade Thomas S. Brown. 1t might
be more convenient for Henry's folks
to come back to live here if they
must attend all the funerals.
Good Thunder Herald: George
Schlesselnran, who has been spend
ing the summer at his brothers and
in Mankato, left for his home ataLa-
fayette. Ind, on Monday as his moth.
err and sisters are leaving there 10
make a new home in ColoradoH He
will later return to school workain
Chicago. IS
Amboy Herald: Attorney w r.
Geddes of Mankato slept att the
Truwe hotel Monday night and Ion
Tuesday drove over into the3 Will
low Creek country on professional
business. Mr.. Geddes was noncom-
initial ON the bunch of prospeetive
REPUBLICAN candidates for congress
from the second district.
Elysian Enterprise: r. n. Condor
has arranged to move his Hfa1nily
to Mankato, and they willr make
that city their future home. They
expect to move next week SO; that
opens. Mr.. Gordon retains HIS in
terest i'm the Elysian -four mill land
will remain there so as to attend to
his work as miller. q
Window Reporter: DR.. ]. 5WYAn-
drews of Mankato was here LAST Fri
day. He got mixed i'm his dates in
some way and got off at Window
when he should have gone through
| to WOrthingtOn. Discovering his annis-
take, after his train had gone. shs en-
deavored to charter an auto ito rtake
him to Worthington, but owing to
| the condition of the roads none of
| the Window autoists WOULD under
take the trip. He finally managed
to catch a wild freight going that
way. :,
Dr. and Mrs. C. II. Nerbovig,. Mrs.
George Nerbovig and S. u. tBfOad-
bent motored to st. Paul this morn
| ing in. the formers car, DIR. and
Mrs. INerbovig will leave tomorrow
evening for Rochester,, n. Y, where
the former will take post graduate
work. Mr.. BrOadbent will areturn tahis
evening and will have charge Ofl.Dr.
Nerbovig's business until he returns.
He will be accompanied home bygDr.
and Mrs. Nerbovigs daughters. who
have been visiting for a couple of
weeks at Superior. Wis.
| From Saturdays Daily.
Married in ST. Paul.
Miss Matte Barnes and Mr.. Iaalles
McAffee were married in st. Paubson
Wednesday and the cOuble are now