The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-08-11

Madison Lake. Mrs. Kruse an
daughter were guests of Mrs. Rober
Lamm there since Tuesday, and Nj
Kruse spent Sunday there.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Dineen an
daughter and the Misses Hazel an,
Lila Short, sisters of Mrs. Dineen
spent the greater portion of las
week at Lake Washington.
Mrs. M. A. Foster left for Chicago
yesterday. While there she will
meet with statesmen from the cas-
and buy her fall stock On her return
Mrs. Foster will be accompanied b.
her trimmer for the season.
President c. H. Cooper went to st
Paul this morning to attend a meet
ing of the presidents of the state
normal schools, and expects to re
turn tonight The state norma
school board meets in this city a
ten o'clock tomorrow forenoon.
Senator r. M. Pugh of Duluth i:
in Mankato and will spend two o.
three weeks at his farm in Soutl
Bend township on the Welsh lane
road. Senator Pugh mas sunk a new
well on his farm at an expense o
$500 He will remain there unit
after threshing is over.
Mrs. E. S. Roberts and two chill
dren, Dorothy and Paul, of st. Paul
and Mrs. r. r. Meredith and son
Owen, of Chicago, arrived in the
]. N. Griffith for couple of weeks
Mrs. Griffith is a sister of Mrs. Rob
erts and a cousin of Mrs. Meredith
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Page OF kirklin
Ind, who have been visiting
Mrs. Garrett of Rapidan for the past
week, returned to their home last
Wednesday. Mr.. Page has Travelled
quite extensively of late as his health
is not very good and he is looking
up a new location. He thinks Min
nesota is the right place to live, and
expects to locate here in the near
future. They were accompanied to
Indiana by Claude Nelson who will
visit relatives for couple of weeks
John r. Thomas returned yester-
day from Little Falls. He will to-
MORROW begin the work of taking
the school census. He will engage
five or six young men to assist him
and the count will be thorough. 1t
is hoped that every resident will as
sist Mr.. Thomas i'm making the
count.
Alma Wiedenman of Portland,
Ore, is visiting in the city as the
guest of William Koke and family.
Miss Clara Luedtke Is spending a
week visiting friends at st. Paul
and Minneapolis.
Does your roof leak? If SO, con
suit with Charles Drake. the roof
painter. Positively stops leaks.
Wonderland Theatre.
Does your roof leak? Charles
Drake, the experienced roof man of
sixteen to eighteen years, is doing
is doing business i'm your city. We
leave it to our older patrons in re-
gard to our work Headquarters,
Theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hamann aud
two children of New Ulm spent Sat
urday and Sunday in the city as the
guests of Mr.. Hamann's sister, Mrs.
Louise Bulls.
anu WIG vi lazy
were in the city yesterday.
e. B. Korns aof Tracy dined in
the city today. 'NG@
f. J. McGovern Of GAINESVILLE was
a Mankato visitor yesterday.
Miss Emma Gilberts of Amboy Wis.,
tied i'm Mankato yesterday.
Leroy Evans of Cambria spent
night i'm the city.
J. l.. Washburn and c.. G. Wash
burn of Duluth spent Saturday night
in MankatO. 'a
Professor c. F, Koehler and family
CT Winona were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Vance over Sunday.
They returned to Winona today.
Misses Minnie and Carrie Aim
Iuist were passengers to Lake Crys-
.al Saturday evening.
Mrs. Evan Hughes and children
went to Spring Valley Friday to Wis
It her former home for couple of
weeks.
Assistant State Labor Commission
er, f. c.. Hall has been in MankatO
making arrangements to give an
Illustrated lecture on child labor in
his city next Thursday evening.
Mrs. J. w. Thuemmler of st. Paul
spent Sunday in the city visiting her
brother, F. r. Crandall, while on her
way to Worthington.
w. p. Cosgrove. formerly supern-
endent of the Chicago and North
western road. was in Mankato today.
G. l.. Holmes has gone to Bemidii
where he will remain for few days.
David Terwilliger of Albert Lea
spent Sunday in MankatO.