The Mankato free press., 1912-07-26


and Mrs. W. Seaquist of Mankato
are the guests of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Fathers.
Miss Ada Fields returned to her
home in st. Clair yesterday after
spending several weeks in the city
studying china and oil painting un-
der Mrs. Matte Dane.
Attorney A, H. Lossow of the
Northwestern railway is here from
the twin cites, spending few
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Lossow, and renewing ac-
quaintances.
Rev. T. Ross Paden, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, has joined his
family, who are visiting the old
home near Bentleysville, Pa. Rev.
Paden will be absent until the first
of September.
Hans Hanson is in the Dakotas on
a business trip and expects to re-
turn the first of the week. On his
return he will move his family out
to their new cottage at Point Pleas
ant. Later in the summer Mr.. Han
son, a brother, Henry Hanson and
family. will occupy the cottage.
Mrs. Emma Greenwood Miles and
daughter of Redfield, s. D., are the
guests of the formers aunt, Mrs. L.
N. Holmes. Professor J. M. Miles
and his wife were both members of
the Mankato normal school faculty
a number of years ago. Mrs. Miles
was resident of Mankato from
childhood and graduated from the
normal. E~
New Ulm Journal: 1t is rumored
that Professor E. r. Bliefernicht has
accepted call to the Northwestern
college at Watertown, Wis, and has
resigned his position as professor in
DR.. Martin Luther college of this
city. Since Professor Bliefernicht,
as we'll as Professor A. Ackermann,
director of the local college, are at
present in Madison, Wis, the rumor
could not be substantiated.
l. Sherin, agent of the United
States Express company at Esther
vile, Iowa, writes The Winnebago
iPress-News under date of July IA,
i112: 81 expect to take vacation in
September and go to Toronto, Peter
boro, and New York. Will be here
two years August l, and have not
lost an hour since. Ethel and Joy
are home for their vacation and Ma
BILE and Maud are in San Francisco
at present. They have just returned
from a trip in Alaska and expect
to get home some time in August.
Prospects for a good crop were
never better. than this year. They
are building a 10000 hotel and a
new high chool building to cost $751;
600 in Estherville this year." Mr..
Sherin was formerly agent for the
United States Express company in
MankatO. .a. s. i
Leo Carney, now representing the
Mankato Cement works at MinneapO-
lis, is expected to- arrive in Man.
kato on August l to take charge
of the office at the cement works
in this city, and will also act as
general sales manager. The Mime
apolis business of this firm has been
transferred to Lander-Morrison and
Christensen, who will act as their
agents. Mr. Carney will bring his
family with him. aa.s.. . ....
The following normal students left
for ST. Peter this noon to spend
Sunday: Misses Marie Covensteck,
Clar Hilda Bye, Eleanor and Georg-
inc Erlandson and Messrs. Clarence
Dewey and George Aavik.
B. d. Smith left today for Spo-
kane, Wash, where he will attend
the convention of the insurance COM
missioners and then make an ex-
tended trip on the coast
Al Krost and Frank Franciscus of
The Daily Review left this noon for
Stockton, where they will enjoy a
trout fishing trip until Sunday night.
John Koch, Ben Klugherz and
Henry Spicer of the Brett store
force are enjoying vacation near
the lakes in this county
William Hodges left this noon for
Minneapolis where he will meet his
wife, who has been visiting in Wis,
consin.
Leo Ferminick, who has been
manager of the Heinrich farm in
Belgrade township, has resigned his
position, to conduct a farm of his
own near Kerns. No successor has
yet been secured to manage the
Heinrich farm.
Winnebago Press-News: Kelsey
Chase, state bank examiner, Attor-
ney Edgerton, assistant attorney
general, ]. A. Reagan and L. c.
Stebbins, all of st. Paul, spent few
days here the present week on busi-
ness connected with the State Bank
of Commerce. A proposition is
under way for the depositors of the
bank to take it over and reopen its
doors to the public. AS we go to
press arrangements have not fully
been completed.
Albert Lea Tribune: A meeting
of the local railway postal clerks
was held last evening and branch
of the sixth division Railway Mail
association was organized. The fol-
lowing officers were selected: w.
j. Beal, president; H. c. Tunnel,
vice president; James George, Sec
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