The Mankato free press., 1911-09-22

III not 100 well 0reSSeQ. IL is unQor-
stood that a melon will be craved.
The trouble will begin about eight
| Enjoyable Dance.
The w. F.. o. F. entertained at a
dance in the X. c. hall last evening g
and a large crowd attended. The
Loyola club orchestra furnished the
music and everyone enjoyed the
dance.
c. H. Gurnsey of Winnebago was
in Mankato yesterday
DR.. John Williams of Lake Crys-
tai is in Mankato today,
Charles Larson of lie Sueur is in
Mankato on business today
G. A. Cramb of st. Cloud was a
guest at the Saulpaugh today
Attorney w. A. Plymat has re-
turned from his trip to California.
A. H. Wolfe, Blue Earth mer-
chant, was in Mankato yesterday.
Editor G. W. Neff of Lake Crystal
is in Mankato today to attend the
fair.
Ivan Bowen went to Sleepy Eye
yesterday to spend a few days with
friends
Mrs. Fred w. Kruse left for ST.
Paul today to spend a few days
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Polchow of Good
Thunder are in the city today to
attend the fair.
c. W. Babcock and f. H. Bah
cock of Kasota are attending the
fair here today.
Owatonna Journal: Mrs. William
Harty is enjoying a visit from her
brother, from Mankato.
Fred Seifert, wellknOwn mer-
chant of Sleepy Eye, is business
visitor in Mankato today.
DR.. d. F.. Catln made a short
business trip to st. Peter this morn
ing and will return this afternoon.
"The Two Dans," Dan Holland and
Dan Aberle, came to Mankato today.
Both are well-known travelling men.
Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Hupp departed
this afternoon on a trip to Milwau-
kee and Chicago where they will
visit relatives.
Mrs. Sarah Curtis arrived home
today from Winona where she has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Richardson.
Carl Tilden is preparing to move
to Hill City where he has pur-
chased forty acres of land. He will
conduct a ginseng farm.
Mrs. Marie Guenther will leave
Mankato on September 25 for New
York whence she will sail for Ber5
lin, departing on September %.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mailer of
Springfield passed through Mankato
today en- route from LIE Sueur where
they had been attending a family
reunion.
John Robb departed today for
Lake Benton where he will hunt
prairie chickens for a few days. He
was accompanied by H. w. Rice of
Minneapolis.
Fairmont Sentinel: The Misses
Eta and Frieda Lindstaedt and Ma
bel Shanks went to Mankato today
where the former will attend college
the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Shell of Worth
ington were guests at the Saul
paugh. They are making an auto
mobile trip and called on friends
while in Mankato.
Mrs. L. c. Cosgrove and Mrs.
George Espenson of LIE Sueur motor
ed up this afternoon to attend the
fair. They are the guests of DR..
and Mrs c. D. Snow.
Miss Bertha Greotzinger has re-
turned from two months vacation
trip in the west and will again take
charge of the alteration department
of the Fred w. Kruse company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Boettcher of
Good Thunder arrived in the city
today to remain with Mrs. Boet-
tcher's mother while she undergoes
an operation at the Emmanuel hos
ptal.
Edwin Patterson was in Mankato
today making arrangements with
Manager Griebel for the appearance
here on Sunday, September "a, of
"The Runaway Girl" musical
comedy
Mr.. and Mrs. III. c. Hotaling and
daughter came with DR.. Griener of
Mapleton and visited the fair
grounds yesterday. They expect to
be here to attend the fair again
tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs. George Juliar and
family will leave tomorrow for
Yakima, Wash, where Mr.. Juliar
bought a fruit ranch. They have
been residents of Decoria township
and will be greatly missed by their
many friends there.
John Kuehl, the Bill Dugan cigar
man, who was released from the
hospital Tuesday after spending
three weeks there, will leave for his
home in Davenport, Iowa, Saturday
to spend short time before going