The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-09-01
MANKATO FREE PREss

.she has position in the public
schools
Mrs. George II. Davis and daugh-
tiers are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. M.
.Strader at The Jungle. They will
remain week.
n Mrs. Davis of Sparta, Wis, arrived
here last night to be the guest of
Der daughter, Miss Blanche Davis,
for few days.
II Miss Jacobs and Miss Ruge, who
fWere guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs
of this city, returned to their home
lin WinOna yesterday.
Il Miss Hattie Kuhn returned last
might from a two months vacation
spent in Milwaukee, WATERFOWL,
Wis, and Usage, Iowa.
~ J. A. Batto is now i'm charge of
Seidle's drug store while the owner
Is at his farm. He has been at Frank
IG. Thomas store until last week.
a Rev. Brinkman of Arlington is in
the city to conduct the quarterly
cneeting which will be held i'm the
German Methodist church tomorrow.
E Professor f. Lyle Soaring and
E,mily returned last evening from
Madison Lake, after spending ten
days in one of the Sugden cottages.
Miss Hoeynck arrived from her
u home in Chicago Yesterday to be
1.-THE guest OF Miss Katherine Kohler
Iiind Mrs. John KrOst for two weeks.
Miss Stella Ackerwold will re-
thru to her home in Minneapolis
tomorrow after spending two weeks
with the Misses knott of Van Brunt
street.
| Emil Strobel and wife of Judson
spent Thursday night in the city,
las the weather looked too threaten
ling to drive home after their shop
ping trip.
Mrs. Joseph Wohlford and Mrs.
LANES Lefto of Mankato visited at
1.-THE home of their mother, Mrs.
Mary Burg, in Nicollet, several days
This week.
tleft for home today, having been Wis
fitting her sister, Mrs. Rachel Soren-
I$op of Spring Island, for the past
fthFee weeks.
Mrs T. H. Foley and her daugh-
I5eis Mrs. A. E. Lutterell will go to
lTairmont this evening to visit with
eMfs. F. w. Freeman. Mrs. Freeman
lis AIRS. Foley's daughter.
! %. T. Howe and wife, Miss Char
fOtte Howe and Nelson Howe of
Rpestone, while on an automobile
tour, spent last night in the city,
leaving for home today.
/ AIRS. Jane Doris and Mrs. J. B.
AI1rehart, who have been the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Hoerr for the
past few days, have returned to
their homes in st. Paul.
| joseph d. Hafner went to st. Paul
today to attend a christening party
for the infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
r. Examiner Of that city. Mrs.
Kraznmer is sister of Mr. Hafner
| fGaprge Atchison leaves tonight
: for Des Moines, Iowa, to attend the
stats fair board. He will meet the
other members of the Minnesota
state fair board at Waseca and go
With them.
| hGfs and Mrs George H. Elwell
returned to their home in Minneap-
oils today after being the guests
Of Mr. and Mrs S. B. Wilson sew
eraE4 days. They travelled in their
autum
! & MISS Lois Rath and her friend,
Miss Marion Lockwood. who has
l,eaIlt her guest for some time past
! left y this noon for Minneapolis
where they will be guests at the
Lakewood home.
fNlrs. w. II. Maltby and two chill
drRH of Chicago are guests of Mrs.
George Atchison and expect to re-
iHain ten days. DR.. Maltby is at
, tehding Rush Medical college and
, expects to graduate next year.
! ASt James Plaindealer. Engineer
! Pay. Calvin OF Sioux City was Wis
ting friends i'm st. James Thursday.
Mr.ICalvin has wooden leg to re-
placs the one he lost in the railroad
wrerk at Butterlield last winter and
heiis just learning to use it.
| effed. Dobberpohl who owns a
37A.hcre farm near Amboy, was i'm
[ Mhllkato today. He has purchased
ai'lRirge tract of land. something like
! 5000 acres, near Alexandria, and ex-
| peets to move there soon, and may
decade to sell his farm near Amboy
| sH J. Zimmerman returned yester-
| day morning from the twin cities
and, Mrs. Zimmerman and son, Troy,
: returned last night They spent sew
efA days there, purchasing carpets
dndI furniture for the forty new
sleeping rooms in the Hotel Helm
| ric&c
jMiss Flory Wise and Miss Kate
! Sparrow sailed Thursday Oh the
steamer Oceanic, from Queenstown,
ENGLAND, for New York, and will
reach Mankato about one week from
tomorrow or the next day. They
haise been spending their summer
ve&ation travelling in Europe.
| ]$layton Gazette: T. F. Leavitt is
,. Preparing to move his family to
MShkato, where he will engage in
business with his old partner Keene
Hsl will close his gallery here for
tlsRl present. Mr.. Leavitt has been
hase nearly twenty years and the
removal of himself and his excellent
family will leave void that will
/ be. hard to fill.
lWJ. A. Batto returned last night
trem an enjoyable trip to Milwau-
kee where his daughter entered the
BHterhOod on Wednesday. Mr.. and
MGs. Batto, accompanied by Mrs
Bsfto's sister and sister-in-law, went
ina steamer to Chicago to visit rel
ahves. Mrs. Batto will continue her