The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-08-23
MANKATO FREE PRESS

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away about ten days.
II Mrs. F. A. Richardson and children
of Glencoe are visiting friends in
the city for few days.
Mrs. F. J. Burk of Blue Earth ar
rived here this morning to visit her
sister, Mrs. F. l.. Stephan.
+ r. F. Neubert and ]. d. Hafner
motored to New Ulm this morning
to attend the celebration.
i F. P. Hoerr has gone to New York
to purchase goods for the jewelry
firm of Martin & Hoerr.
I Mr.. and Mrs E. l.. Dornberg of
!; Spring Island have left for Spirit
Lake, Iowa, for a short visit.
/ Mrs. A. d. Burgess and Mrs. P.
Il. Wolfe of Doniphan, Neb., are
visiting friends in Mankato today
]. T. Osborne arrived in the city
last night from Rochester and is
calling on the business men here to-
day.
Peter SPENCER returned to his new
home at Amboy today after looking
up business matters here for a few
days
clerk. Mr.. Pinckney is genial
young man and no doubt will make
many friends in his capacity as day
clerk
Mr. and Mrs. William Alton, l.. r
and Miss Madge Alton of River
Falls, Wis, arrived in the city yes
terday.
Mrs. Frank Clague of Redwood
Falls visited with her brother, Attor
ney Miles Porter and family, here
today.
August Meyer and E. V. Waters
went to New Ulm in the formers
automobile today to attend the cele
bration.
Miss Marie Siebert of Wells was
= the guest of Miss Esther Daniels
, yesterday. She was en- route to
New Uln
Mr.. and Mrs F. e. Daigneau and
Mrs. A w. Wright of Austin are
visiting friends and relatives in Man
kato today.
: Miss Katherine Jones, clerk at the
: probate office, has gone to Minneota
i and Mapleton where she will spenC
r her vacation.
: Mrs. John c. Davies and Miss
Mary Jones of Butternut Valley
) were the guests of friends in the
5 city yesterday.
: Mrs. H. F. Rockwell and two
daughters, Helen and Georgia, o
Fairmont are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. C. Albert
:, w. II. Cram and son departed las
I night for their home at Milwaukee
Wis, after visiting with Mr.. Cram:
e sister, Mrs W. H. Pay
DR.. and Mrs. Daignau and daugh
: ter and Mrs. Wright of Austin mo
tored over yesterday and are guests
: of Don V. Daignau here.
Misses Maud Hart and France!
Kenney of Minneapolis and Mis-
. Constance Davis of st. Paul ar
house guests of Miss Marian Wi
, lard.
: Phillip Gentling and daughter
Miss Marie, returned last evening
;. to their home at Rochester afte
visiting their son and brother, Pau
: Gentling.
! Mr. and Mrs. John Nyquist lief
v this morning for New Ulm in thei
v automobile. They will attend the fiji
e tieth anniversary celebration of tn
j. Indian massacre.
n Elmer Wiedemann left last even
e ing for Worcester, Mass, to resum
his studies in the Polytechnical In
stitute. Mr.. Wiedemann is in hi
second year at the school,
q Miss Olivia Druckenbrod has re
e turned to her duties at the Georg
a E. Brett store after two weeks
IL vacation in the east. She made tn
q trip as far as Buffalo by lake.
8 Ed M. Anderson of the Saulpaug
hotel left today for his home a
Aberdeen, S. d. A. w. Pinckne!
formerly with the Palmer house a
. Chicago, has taken his place a
. Mrs. John McKasy and sons, job
and Berthold, returned to their HON
e in LIE Sueur yesterday afternoo
dltCl ocNcIdl VII
It Mrs. NeKasy's parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. A. j. Busch.
n Miss Nellie Pay returned toda
from Lake Okoboji, Iowa, where sh
d has spent about ten weeks. Miss Pa
and Miss Porter will leave Frida
L. for New York and other easter
cities to buy goods for their al
IT store.
Professor Carl Schmidt of tn
m local Lutheran seminary stopped o
e. in Mankato short time yesterda
in while on his way from the wester
v. part of the state to Smith Mill
a He will move his family here ne1
v. Friday.
IL Mrs. Arthur Book and two chi
n dren of Seattle were in the cit
yesterday visiting friends and lie
ID last evening for st. Paul on the
,e way home. While here they were I'll
guests of Mrs. Books cousin, d.
nj Davies.
,e Lieutenant Governor S. Y. Gordo
who desires to wear the title of go
sc ernor, spent most of yesterday
or Mankato. In the evening he we
to Kasota where he mingled wi
d. the people and today he is in Ne
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