The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-08-09
Miss Jache a House Guest.

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Miss Jache a House Guest.
Minneapolis Journal: Kathleen Pal
mer Hart, who is spending the sum-
mer with her parents at White Bear
lake, has as her house guest Miss
Else Jache of Mankato, Mimi, who
has just returned from Germany,
where she has spent several years
studying piano at the Royal academy
at Berlin and with Rudolph GAM.
Miss Jache expects to locate in Min
neapolis.
Were Married Today. .s
George w, Hart and Miss Elyine
w. Lind, of this city, were married
by Judge of Probate Evan Hughes
this morning.
E. H. Rethwill of Waseca transact,
ed business here Saturday.
R. l.. Johnson of Austin transacted
business in Mankato today.
Archie Stevenson of Rochester was
in the city a short time today.
Ernest Petsch of Fairmont trans
acted business in the city today.
Miss Margaret King of Eagle Lake
spent Sunday in the city with friends.
E. G.. Bevens of Estherville was a
business visitor in Mankato yester-
day.
Frank Fairchild, Jr. Of Good Thun-
der was in the city with friends to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Allen of Elys-
ian are the guests of friends in the
city today.
George A. Payner of Lakefield is
spending a few days in Mankato
with friends.
j. H. Moore of New Prague num-
bered among the business visitors in
Mankato today. D.
Frank Thurston of Garden City
called on friends and businessmen in
Mankato today.
Miss Fran Schwan of Rapidan, who
has been working in Minneapolis for
the past six months, was called home
today to take care of her mother
who has been sick.
Attorney Thomas Hughes left yes.
terday for Pasadena, Cal, in re.
spouse to a telegram announcing the
serious illness Of mis- father. Mr.
Hughes is more than seventy years
of age and has been in poor health
for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manzello Collins re
turned to Portland, Ore. where they
will make their new home, after ar
extended visit with Attorney and Mrs
C. L.. Benedict, Mrs. Collins and Mrs
/ Benedict being sisters. Mr.. Collins
is a brother of Mrs. Margaret Klein
of this city also. They have liveG
near San Bernadino, California, but
: will make their future home at Port
, land, Ore.
5 Nicollet Leader: Otto Neitge ant
John Koppen of Mankato have cree
: ted a hunting lodge on Brooks island
Swan lake, during the week.
Faribault Democrat: Linn A
: Thro of Mankato has taken the posi-
e tion of private secretary to Senate,
:. F. l.. Glotzbach for the coming can
vass.
! Miss Grace Holmes, who is visit
ing in Hamilton, Montana, write'
S friends here that she is enjoying he,
: stay there. Miss Holmes father, C
l.. Holmes, who for many years wa
in the stationery store of Stewart {
Holmes, has a small orchard trac
ten miles from Hamilton.
Mrs. r. E. Staenke has favore'
n The Free Press with a large bunch o
e sweet peas of various colors. Thi
has been a good year for thei
d growth, and Mrs. Staenke is quit
e an expert at growing them. Mr.. an
Mrs. Staenke purchased and are Ii,
ing on the former Henry Hiedwinke
n farm two miles east of Mankato.
d The publicity committee of tn
S Mankato Fair association has bee
notified that all railroads runnin
a into Mankato have granted a rate Q
h two cents a mile within a radius Q
seventy-five miles on the occasion Q
a Jimmie Wards air flight in this cit
e August II and Is. It is expecte
n that a large number of people fror
abroad will witness the assent.
Jaskson County Times: Some pa,
y ties have become so well acquainte
/ about town that they made a raj
Z. on the Hamm Brewing COMPANY