The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-06-14
Miss Margaret Kuhles

with Miss Margaret Kuhles aid
grandparents.
Miss Lorene Wiltgen left yestSr
day for st. Paul where she VIII
visit her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. j. Spellman. She will spend hei
vacation there. !;
j. H. Presson of Lincoln, Neb., is
the guest of his sister, Mrs. w. B
Davies, and family. They went to
Elysian today to spend Sunday al
the Davies cottage there.
]. A. Fisk, who has been a resi-
dent of the city for several months
expects to leave for Pennington
Mimi, this week to take charge o.
the creamery at that place.
Attorney F. G.. Wasgatt and family
of Winnebago were in Mankato to
day en- route home in their automo
bile from a fishing trip. They visited
the family of William Wasgatt,
Frank J. Burke arrived in the city
last night from Blue Earth, where
he is now conducting an undertaking
parlor. He was formerly undertake
er for S. NJ. Morris of this city
H. S. Golf left yesterday for Lake
Park, Mimi, where he. will nov
open an office for the Zuel-Wood
Golf company. He was, accompanied
by a party of four landseekers.
Fairmont Sentinel: Mrs. Burns
and two daughters have gone tc
Mankato to live for six or sever
weeks while the young ladies attend
the summer term of the state nor
NAL school. .,, .i,.
Judge Evan Hughes left fol
Spring Valley today where he vii
visit his wife and friends over Sun
day Mrs. Hughes is spending sew
eral weeks at Spring Valley visiting
her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. William Franklin ant
daughter, Mrs. Bernstein of Garden
City, passed through the city yester
day en- route for Northfield to at
tend the Adventist meeting belnt
held in that city.
Charles Lang will arrive iron
Usage, Iowa, this evening to remain
few days as the guest of his broth
err, J. N. Lang and family. He viii
then proceed to his home at SUPERB
or, Wis. He went to Usage to at
ten the funeral of his mother.
Linn A. Thro returned last nigh
from ST. Thomas college, where he
graduated from the high school de
partment. He will spend his vaca
ton with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
J. C. Thro, and will act as clerk il
his fathers drug store during the
summer.
Attorney J. E. Regain returned las
night from Duluth, where he attend
ed the democratic state convention
He said that almost the entire state
seems to be for Bryan, and the con
vention would have instructed fol
him, if he would have permitted his
name. as a candidate.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. George o
Huntley, 229 North Second street, {
daughter. f'4
Wells will celebrate on July 4. The
committee on arrangements has beer
appointed.
The funeral of Mary J. johnson
will be held Monday afternoon a
one O'Clock from the home and a
JWO " ClOCh llou1 IuC oWCuiob l<u1l
eran church. The interment will be
at the Swedish Lutheran cemetery
Rev. o. J.. Arthur will officiate.
New Ulm Journal In a communi
cation from Camp Lakeview, at Lake
| City, Lieutenant AID. Klause informs
the Journal that he has received tn,
assurance of Adj. General F. B
Wood and Colonel A. w. Wright tina
the state armory appropriation avail
able in August, 1912, and which wa:
originally promised to the compan.
at Eveleth, Mimi. was withdraw
from them by the state armory
board, during it's special session a
Camp Lakeview on Thursday, and tn,
appropriation has been placed at thu
disposal of Company "A' of this city
From Mondays Daily.
Barn Dance.
The large barn of Henry Ulmal
on the Martin Wiltgen farm, was TIL
scene of a pretty barn dance Satur
day night. The Seltenreick brothers
orchestra, consisting of two violin
and guitar, furnished the music
At late hour a lunch was served.
Judge Pfau Acts Role of Cupid.
Judge A. r. Pau today performed
the marriage ceremony of William
F. Jelinek of LinwoOd, Neb., ant
Miss Alma Jelnek of Mason City
Neb. ..e.,t. ..-
Oscar NJ Quigley of Westbrook il
in the city today.
Miss Jane Griffith of Ottawa Wis
tied here Saturday.
Edwin Mutt of Lake Crystal wa
in the city yesteday.
Earl A. Kenny of Tracy calle'
on friends here today.
c.. Frederickson of Mapleton Wis
tied friends here yesterday.
Rudolph Schneider of Springfield
is visiting friends here today.
Peter Herman of Kasota spen
Sunday in the city with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. E. Gates of Shake
pee visited friends here over Sunday
Attorneys E. C. Farmer and Lob
ben of ST. James are in the city to
day.
Mr.. and Mrs E. A. Gage of Lake
field are the guests of friends here
for a few days.
Miss Ida Martin returned hons
last Friday from visit to the cities