The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-09-06

tonna is spending several days here
visiting with her father, Anton Cab
Ter, and Children.
Miss Merle Benner returned yes
terday from a months visit with
friends and relatives at Sioux City,
Iowa, and Omaha, Neb.
o. J. Rosendahl of Jordon spent
a few days in Mankato looking for
a location. He is connected with
the mud baths at Jordon.
E. w. Harrison, James Peterson
and John Doland of Waterville num-
bered among those who were Wis
itors in Mankato yesterday
George Atchison, who is a men,
Der of the fair board, drove to Ham
line yesterday to be present at the
fair during the present week.
]. S. Busch and c. P. Meyer, both
of the Freeman Patterson Shoe
company of Minneapolis, spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Busch.
Dr. r. M. Dodds has gone to St.
Paul where he will remain most of
the week. He will act as one of the
judges of the dog show at the state
fair
Mesdames B. M. Hall and J. NJ.
Emerson of Alden and Mrs. H. D.
Swan of Candy are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. e. Walker for a
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Soaring and
family moved in today from their
cottage at Point Pleasant, Lake
Madison, where they have spent
two months.
Professor J. A. Hancock and two
sons, Morris and Charles have re-
turned from Hubert, in Crow Wing
county, where they have spent a
month camping. ~.
DR.. M, B. Wood is at the state
fair today. Tomorrow he will go
to Hutchinson where he will buy a
carload of Guernsey COWS for a
party in Kansas.
B. S. Benner returned yesterday
from Lake Crystal where he spent
several days on business with the
Consumers Power company. He went
back to Lake Crystal today.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Taylor moved
in from Lake Madison Saturday and
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Besser and
family also moved in Saturday, after
spending the summer at the lake.
Clair Crane left yesterday morn
ing for Redwing to take up his new
duties with the Davenport theatre.
Mr. Crane has been manager of
the Unique theatre here for the past
several months.
Paul F. Dehnel of Worthington
was in the city yesterday and to-
lou Nv noh al ie 20 Gov
the nomination for congressman-at-
large on the republican ticket. He
is editor of The Worthington Repub
lican
Otto Throdahl, driver of No. l.
Of the Mankato fire department, eft
today for a visit at Jamestown
Devils Lake and other points in
North Dakota. He will be gone on
a six weeks trip, part of which
will be taken up with fishing.
Milo Fox and two others of the
United States engineering corps
have been ordered to Fort Leaven
worth, Kansas, to join the second
battalion of engineers. Mr.. Fox, is
visiting his grandmother, Mrs.; o. O.
Pitcher of this city, and will leave
on September IL.
Arthur Pass, William knott and
Carl Monson returned yesterday
from Lake Francis where they made
a big catch of fish. Mr.. Monsoon
visited at the Mcneil home and
Miss Bessie Mcneil returned with
| them, as she will attend the Com
mercial college this fall
Miss Myrtle Holmes departed Sat
urday for Oshkosh where she will
begin teaching her third year in the
English department of the normal
school. She closed her six weeks
,, teaching in the normal summer
school there in July. She spent her
vacation in Madison and Mankato
Miss Ada Durfey, who has been
employed at the cigar counter of the
Saulpaugh for the past several
months, has resigned and left Sat
urday evening for Minneapolis. 10
seph Hurley, who has been night
clerk at the same hotel, has also
resigned and has left for Mime
apolis.
John R. Snow returned Saturday
Ger, Iowa, where he spent a week
as guest of the Photographers Guild
of Iowa. Most of the week was
spent at the lake at house party
while several demonstrations in mod
ern photography were made al
! Spencer.
| Duluth News-Tribune: A. B. Ho
dapp, superintendent of the Proctor
schools, returned yesterday from
Eagle Lake. Mimi, where he has
been spending his summer vacation
A number of the school teachers
for Proctor are returning to the
/ village and it is expected that all
will have arrived before this even
ing.
Robert Hughes, who last year at
tended the Wisconsin university and
during this summer has been receiv
ing some valuable instruction in
mining engineering in the lead
mines of Southern Wisconsin, ar
rived home early Sunday morning
and will visit for few weeks with
his parents, Judge and Mrs. William
F. Hughes.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Jessup have
returned from trip through north
ern Wisconsin. They visited Bay
| field, Ashland and other lake points
They spent day at Spooner and
while there learned that Mrs. Led
better was living near that village
Her second husband GOWNS a large
farm which is we'll stocked. His
/ name is Scott.
J Miss o. R. De Mers and Miss