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

er's parents, Mr., and Mrs. John r
Thomas, over Sunday.
| Henry Lee and James Baker have
returned from the University to Min
ton at their homes here.
Herman Pfaender motored over t
New Ulm yesterday with a party
of relatives and spent the day with
his uncle. Wilhelm Koke and family
Mrs. Charles Jensen of Little Falls
Is expected to arrive here this even
ing to visit with her sisters, Mrs
George Nerbovig and Mrs. p. w
Barney.
William Hudson, William Swenson
Fefd Stevenson, Albert Rask and
Axel Frederiokson of Lincoln mo
tored to, Mankato yesterday and Sat
urday and took in the Elks fair.
DR. J. A. Hielscher and wife are
here from Rolla, Mo-, and will re
main; a few days as the guests Of
Father Hughes, who is a brother OF
Mrs. Hielscher. DR.. and Mrs. Hiel
scher are on their way to Killarney
Ont, where they will remain durin,
the summer. Miss Bessie Campbell
of. Rolla is with DR.. and Mrs. Hiel
scher and will spend the summer
with them at Killarney.
Rev. and Mrs. E. L. Heermanc,
and family will leave tomorrow
morning for their months vacation
in the east They will attend thu
commencement exercises at Carleton
and Yale colleges, and will then g,
! to the White mountains. Rev. Heer
nance and Rev. Hobbs will exchang
pulpits this i summer Rev. Hobb
will preach at the Congregations
church for the next five Sundays
| Senator and Mrs. Johnson of Brain
erd, Mr.. and Mrs. Kyle of st. Paul
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred KEGS of Mime
apolis and DR., N. Holman of thu
state university were visitors to tn,
Elks' fair Saturday, returning hom
by auto this morning. Mrs Kyle ant
Senator Johnson are son and daugh
ter of P. K. Johnson, one of the old
est pioneer settlers of Mankato. Mr.
KEGS is architect of the new Mime
apolis Elks home now in course O
construction.
The Redwing Daily Eagle contain
ed the following references to Mar
kato people who attended the U. {
7. convention: e. F.!'Searing, Secre
tary of the Mankato Commerce.
club, is here. Nuff said
o. F. Morrow, senior counselor, G
Mankato Council 101 aIU. c. T., i
among those present with both fee
| George C. Nerbovig an
J. E. Hickey are here from Mankatt
They are using all the 9moral sus
sion except gatling guns and dynf
mite to- secure the convention TO
Mankato. F., w. McIr
tosh of Mankato. donator Of one c
the loving cups awarded iyesterda
and president of the death benef
fund association of the u &C. T. Q
United States and Canada, wa
among the first arrivals in Redwin
and has been boosting for the. selet
ton of Mankato as the conVentio
city of 1914. l. ~. ~ d.
Miss Adella Pratt of Redwoo
Falls has announced herself as
candidate for county superintendent
| of schools of Redwood county.
H. C.. Nolte, who has been del
uty auditor for ten years, is ais
candidate for the nomination, an
he has host of friends in Marti
county who will stand right by hir
in the contest.
Secretary E, F. Soaring of tn
| Commercial club received lette
from Hugh J. Hughes of the Farm
Stock and Home" saying that h
| thought it advisable to visit Mankat
at a later time, so did not visit
| the city Saturday as was expected.
Former State Senator W.. A. Hill
! ton is a candidate for auditor {
Martin county. Billy" has the rel
utation of being able to travel at
real fast pace in political can
paign, and if he does not secure tn
nomination it win not be his faul
Redwood Falls Sun: Miss Add
Bingham, who spent the past winte
with her parents in this city, Nj
and Mrs. ID. l.. Bigham, is now ope
ating a typesetting machine in an o
flee at Madison, Wis, The youn
lady is an expert linotype operate
one of the best in the country
Miss Bingham is sister of Mrs. l
F. Soaring of Mankato.
Miss Anna Sierks of Plainviev
who has the peculiar misfortun
of having very brittle bones whic
break easily, is in the Winona ho'
pital at the present time sufferin
from fractured limb. In this cas-
the break was caused by the jar c
the car while riding in an autOmt
bile. Some years ago she met wit
an injury and since then her bone
have become very brittle and brea
easily Her case is a peculiar on
which physicians seem powerless
aid.
From Tuesdays Daily
GiImore-kolars Wedding,
Miss, Katherine Gilmore of thi
! city and Mr. Charles C. Kolars G
LIE Sueur Center were quietly mai
rieG this morning at eight O'cloc
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