The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-09-06
Hedberg is graduate of the normal

] Miss Fay Snyder returned this
morning from Vernon Center where
she has spent week visiting
| friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Hammett and
Irve and Ralph Hammett and Mrs.
George Atchison motored to Cleve-
/ land this afternoon to be present al
the wedding reception at the Flow.
ers' home this afternoon.
] Austin R. Matthews, representing
! the Saturday Evening Post and the
Ladies' Home Journal, and who is q
student magazine specialist of st
Paul, is in the city, on business per
tanning to these two magazines.
! j. Martinson of the firm of Mar
! tinson Brothers, general merchants
of Volga, S. d., was a business Wis
T, itor in Mankato today. He will make
a fishing trip to some of the nearby
lakes with Mr.. Henry Troost.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Whalen return
ed to their home at Duluth last
night after visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. P. l.. Whalen, Sr, of this city
and Mrs. Gilbert Hall and Mrs. c.
| s. Richards, sisters of Mr.. Whalen
Jr.
Miss Florence Sheldon has depart
| ed for Waitsburg, Wash, where she
will teach in the public schools dur
ing the coming year. Her father, B.
| Sheldon, will make his home with
Mr.. and Mrs Cliff Sheldon during the
| winter.
Miss Caroline Brady arrived in
Mankato this noon from ST. Paul
I and will be the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Adam Killing and family for a
week and will then go to Kansas
to be accompanied by the Misses
Anna and Ida Killing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schippel left
today for Iron River, Mich, where
they will visit their daughter, Mrs
| r.. F. Smith. Mr.. Schippel will re-
main for few days only in order
that he may visit the state fair. Mrs
, Schippel will remain for about two
weeks.
! Miss Blanche Door of this city left
today for Pipestone where she will
| have charge of the high school Eng
fish the coming year. Miss Door is
a Mankato normal graduate of 1907,
and last June took the degree OF
bachelor of arts with distinction
from the state university.
Jake J. Warkentine, who has been
attending the Commercial college for
the past several months, has return
+, ed to his home at Mountain Lake
where he will make a brief visit be.
fore going to Groton, S. D., where
he has accepted position as book
keeper and stenographer with a
bank as
Deputy County Auditor c. l.. Ken
nedy returned last evening from
Lake Crystal and vicinity where he
has called upon his constituents in
the interests. of his candidacy for
county auditor. 1t was at one time
reported in some places that Mr.
Kennedy had dropped out of the
race. This is not so, as he assures
his friends he is in it to win. =
st. Paul Dispatch: Edward Nc
Carthey, who asked his sister for a
| dime and was arrested for begging
was given an opportunity by Judge
tlnehout in police court this morn
, ing to spend the dime on car fare
to North st. Paul, where he said
The could get transportation to Man.
kato and a job.
Faribault Republican: Sunday aft
| ernoon the strong Loyola club of Man
kato will try conclusions with the
locals on the diamond at Amusement
park. The Loyolas are the cham.
pions of the city and inter-city
, league of Mankato and have been
playing some fast baseball Another
close finish game is fully anticipated
| by the management and those who
do not want to miss something had
, better be there
Triumph Progress: 1t seems that
the miscreants who have been seek.
ing to injure F. W. Salzman succeed.
ed last Friday. This time several
Wrenches and a pitchfork were stuck
into some bundles of oats and as a
result the concave of the separator
was put out of commission, causing
delay in threshing operations for
four days. The proper way to deal
with scoundrels of that calibre is to
lay in wait with a shotgun loaded
with buckshot and give them a
hearty reception while in the act of
doing their dirty work.
The corner stone of the new Elks
/, building at Faribault was put into
place about nine o'clock Saturday
morning. The lodge had at first in
tended to arrange for cornerstone
laying ceremonies, but it was decid-
ed to wait until the building is com
pleted and then invite all surround
ing lodges to participate in the dedi-
cation of the building The side
walls are going up rapidly and if
no delay is occasioned because of
material it will be only a few DAYS
until the walls will be up to the
top of the first story.