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

State Bar ASSOCIATION.
Misses Beth and Helen Tompkins
have returned from Springfield.
where they visited with their grand-
parents for several days.
H. A. Anselme returned from Fari-.
bault last evening where he has
been visiting friends. He was also
at Owatonna on business.
A. C. Herberg of the New York
Mutual Life Insurance company went
to his former home at Worthington
yesterday for short visit.
Mrs. E. F. Conner and Mrs. o.
]. Conner and son Boyd all of AL
bert Lea, are guests of the formers
daughter Mrs. |. N. Tompkins
Miss Anna Farmer, who is employ
ed at the L. Patterson Mercantile
company, is spending two weeks
vacation at her home at Pipestone.
W. E. Burch of the Melchior Bar
/ Der Supply company of Chicago was
in the city today looking over his
interests here and calling on the
trade.
! Professor Hugo Frey was at
Claremont a few days last week to
tune pianos. Today he went to ST.
James where he also will tune
/ pianos.
DR.. A. F. Kemp and F. j. Hoerr
| motored to Winona, and are expect.
ed home today. They left last
Saturday and visited DIR. Kemp's
parents.
Mrs. William Brown of Rochester
is the guest of her niece, Mrs. w
F. Brooks Mrs. Brown is on her
way to Okanagan, Wash, where her
son resides
H. E. Everett, general salesmana-
ger of the Kuhles & Stock company
of St Paul, spent Sunday and Mon
day in Mankato as the guest of F.
w. Macintosh.
G. L. Stahl of River Falls, Wis,
will move his family to Mankato
and will locate at $40 South Second
street. Mr.. Stahl is fireman on
the Northwestern road.
Rev. r. B. Jones arrived yester-
day from Olin, Iowa, and will re-
main here until next Tuesday, when
his marriage to Miss Louise Shoe
maker of this city will take place
Norman Peel, advance represent
alive for I'm Old Kentucky" was
in Mankato today making arrange
ments for the appearance of his
company at the theatre on Thursday,
August 20.
F. P. Hoerr of the firm of Mar
tin & Hoerr will leave for. the east
to purchase stock for the holiday
trade and also to go on a pleasure
trip. He will visit in New York
about six weeks.
Pequot Review: w. r. Tanner left
Thursday night for Mankato where
he will visit for couple of weeks.
Mrs. Tanner is already there, having
gone two weeks ago. They will visit
the state fair on their way home
Willard Tanner of Pequot, Mimi,
arrived here yesterday to visit with
relatives and will accompany his wife
and children home. Mrs. 'Tanzer and
the children have been visiting with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. S. Holm -
Ed M. Anderson, who for the past
five months has been clerk at the
Saulpaugh hotel, will leave tomor-
row for his home at Aberdeen, S.
ID. He will look after some per-
sOnal matters and will be gone
| about a month.
/! Charles Bennett went to New
Ulm today where he will attend the
celebration. Mr. Bennett is one of
those who fifty years ago responded
to the call for volunteers to aid in the
rescue of the then village from the
bands of the savages.
| William Kaiser, editor of The
Faribault Journal, numbered among
those who were with the Faribault
Auto club on it's sociability run to
Mankato today Mr.. Kaiser had a
busy half hour Immediately after the
arrival of the autos, getting the
names of the owners and occupants,
Rochester Post and Record: Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Cady, Jr., have re-
turned to Mankato after assisting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Cady, Sr., to settle in their new
home here. Mr.. Cady, who is con-
ductor on the hill engine of the
Northwestern road, has moved here
from Mankato.
Albert Wynne, who recently Dur.
chased a hardware store at Window.
has resigned his position as traye-
ling representative of the John Pritz.
laff Hardware company of Milwau.
kee, and has left for Window to
take charge of the store. He will
move his family to Window In the
course of a week
The Swan Lake Hunting club
which recently purchased hunting
lodge at Swan lake. have voted in
A. L. Quimby as their tenth mem.
Der. The membership is limited to
ten. The secretary and president
have been instructed to draw up a
set of rules governing the privileges
and duties of members. On Satur.
day dray load of equipment for
the cottage will be taken out and
several members of the club will
90 out to get the COTTAGE Il, roos,