The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-11-08
lowe'en party last eevning. Games
were played and refreshments were

lowe'en party last eevning. Games
were played and refreshments were
served.
C.. E. Slocum of Madelia was in
town yesterday.
, III. M. Johnson of Faribault was in
Mankato yesterday.
E. P. Schiller of Winona spent
yesterday in Mankato.
A. W. Johnson of Lake Crystal
was in the city today.
J. III. Henry of Owatonna called
on friends here yesterday.
William Skinner of Garden City
was in Mankato yesterday.
Herman Drager of Lake Crystal
transacted business here today.
L. F. Pfenning of Hastings was in
Mankato today ON a business trip.
Attorney M. E. Mathews of Mar
shall visited in Mankato yesterday.
J. B. Connolly and G. A. Gatz Of
Chaska were in Mankato yesterday
on business.
Attorney s. B. Wilson is in St
Paul today on business in the SUI
preme court.
Fred and William Fisher of st
Clair were in Mankato yesterday call
ing on friends.
Mrs. Elsie Austin of Butterfeld, {
former resident of Mankato, was il
the city on business today.
Mr. and Mrs. c. K. Mayer left this
morning for Minneapolis. They
made the trip by automobile.
Vernon Postle of Chicago spent {
few days this week visiting will
friends and relatives in Mankato.
Miss Lillian Mahowald returned
yesterday from Bird Island, where
she spent several days with her sis
ter.
Mrs. George W. Sturm and Mrs. A
II. Peck of ST. James visited thi!
week at the home of Mrs. F. II. An
drews.
LIE Sueur Center Leader: Mrs. Al
bert Kruger of Mankato arrived here
Monday evening for brief visi
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Bornholdt. s.s..s
H. A. Patterson, J. w. Schmitt. j
y. Waddell, Charles Wagon, FREQ
Force and J. H. Spencer returned
ldoI CfCulhS lloiH q Ill &C
ing trip at Swan lake.
Worthington Globe: Mrs. G. A
Cahoon, formerly of this city. but a
present of Mankato, was in this cit!
Sunday, as guest at the home O
Mrs. Frank Turner. While here, Mrs
Cahoon consulted a specialist from
Minneapolis. ae-..
A. J. Ivan, general agent of thu
Western Empire Land company. re
turned last night from the Yakima
valley. He was today showing sample:
of the fine apples raised in that val
ley He stated that there are a hun
dred square miles of orchards in tina
section. s S..
Rochester Post and Record: Mr.
and Mrs. Holly Shepard have arrived
in the city from La Crosse to take
charge of the annual Elks' minstre
show which will be given the earl!
part of November. the exact dat,
not being known The first rehearsal
will be held tonight. -
A. j.. Patrige of Vernon Cente
spent the day in Mankato. e
Rev. S. G.. Franzen of Charlton
Iowa, arrived here today to partici
pate in the silver jubilee celebration
of the Swedish Lutheran church OF
Sunday afternoon. He was the frs
resident pastor of the church.
DR.. L. F. Schmauss of Alexandria
Ind, is in, the city for "a few day,
and will be a guest at the Stab
house. The doctor is a former resi-
dent of Mankato and removed tt
Alexandria several years ago. He i.
prospecting in that city, fact hi.
many friends will be glad to know
Rev. o. j. Arthur returned las
night from Norsland where he pre-
sided over q meeting of the St. Pete
district of the Minnesota conference
Swedish Lutheran church. Durin;
the conference the fortieth weddins
anniversary of the Oldest pastor il
The, conference was celebrated. DR.
and Mrs. J. Fremling were the happ,
couple. Rev. Arthur delivered an ad
dress on this occasion. Mrs. Arthur
accompanied her husband to the con
ference. ,s -
Wells Forum: Last Sunday was
probably the greatest day of any thi.
season for taking long automobile
drives. Cars singly and in twos ant
threes started in almost all direc
lions of the compass. The larges
group was probably the one making
the trip to Rapidan and Mankato
In this party there was Mr.. and Mrs
N. o. Hall and family and Frank
Clark in the Hall car; Mr.. and Mrs
George Kirschner and Mr.. and Mrs
John Gaines in the Kirschner car;
DR.. and Mrs. T. M. Mott and chill
dren;~ DR.. and Mrs. p. F. Holm and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. j.. A
Siddall composed the company
Starting from here about ten O'Clock
they visited the dam and then pro
ceeded to Mankato where the rest
OF the day was spent, returning
home in the evening. reaching here
about nine o'clock. There were sew
eral other cars making the trip tic
Mankato, among them were Mr.. II
j. Bishner and family, who left here
Saturday afternoon, and L. N. Odds
and wife, Mr.. George Barnes and Mr.
and Mrs. G. S. Bugbee in the Olds
car, and Mr.. and Mrs. John Bush
Aaron Pankonin and Miss Clara Han.
son in Blue Earth car They all
express themselves as highly pleased
with their trip.
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