The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-06-07

t Iowa, where she will visit relatives
} S. c.. Hodson leaves tomorrow fol
Ulen where he will visit his broth
ers and sisters for about three
weeks.
Mrs. Frank Clague of Redwood
Falls spent yesterday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Miles Porter, on her way home
| from Vernon Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Wagner arriv
ed in the city last night from Cleve
land, Ohio. and are visiting friends
: in Mankato for a few days.
Mrs. Eta Vandoren and daughter
Genevieve of Marshall are visiting
with the formers cousins, Ray and
Miss Mae Agnew of 227 State street
4 w. E. Lockwood and his daughter,
Mrs. Pirwitz of Rock Rapids, Iowa,
are the guests of Mr.. LOCKWOOD
) sister, Mrs. ID. p. Young, and family
Mrs. Schmidt, Mrs. Dotzl and Mrs.
; Bode, mother AUNT and niece of Mrs.
A. G. Meyer, are in the city to re-
main a month. They are from Mil
waukee.
Adolph Bahme spent the day in
the city while on his way from Wa
SEGA to his home at Lake Crystal.
He purchased team of horses at
Waseca.
Fred w. Kruse left last evening
: for La Crosse where he will look
after his business interests. He
will be gone for the remainder of
the week
Miss Jessie Nj. Harter is spend
ing the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Harter. Miss
Harter has been teaching school in
I Moscow, Idaho.
C. S. Bevans, the popular repre-
sentative of the l.. c. Smith Type
writing company of ST. Paul, is
spending few days in the city call.
ing on the trade.
Nels P. Paulson returned today
from Sioux Falls, S. D., where he
attended the commencement of the
normal school there. His sister,
Miss Alma Paulson, is a graduate.
Mrs. Charles Thayer and daughter
Bernice of Mason City, Iowa, arrived
here today to spend sometime with
Mrs. Thayer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
IT. r. Mentzie, on Pleasant street.
New Ulm Review: Alfred Groeb-
ner, telegraph operator at Mankato,
graduating exercises. He is brother
of Joseph Groebner, one of the grad,
yates.
+ Clifford Bradley of Minneapolis
accompanied Warner Clements up
from that city yesterday in a new
car which Mr.. Clements brought out.
Mr.. Bradley is a former resident
of Mankato.
l.. NJ Jorgensn of Devils Lake,
N. D., is in the city today and while
here called on the members of the
board of education concerning some
of the vacancies in the high school
faculty for next year.
l. d. H. Evans of Tracy and C. C..
Cooley of Lake Benton passed
through Mankato last night. They
were en- route to Duluth to attend
the democratic state convention
which will convene there tomorrow.
Miss Alice Shook, who is gradu-
ate from the normal, will spend the
summer at Lake Minnetonka as the
guest of Mrs. w. S. Beard, formerly
of this city. Miss Shook will teach
in the primary grade of the school
at Tracy next year.
! r. V. Baasen of New Ulm, but
formerly of this city, was here last
night calling on friends and renew
ing acquaintance. He. has just re-
turned from San Diego, Cal, where
he has spent some time. He will
4 visit here few days. .@.
/ J. G.. Perry recently appointed
travelling passenger agent for the
Northwestern road arrived in NAH
ic Mr.
trip here as travelling agent. He
succeeds Mr.. Kingsley. Mr. Perry is
pleasant gentleman to meet.
Mrs. B. Severance and her grand
daughter, Miss Anna Severance, left
this noon for Plattsburg, N. Y. They
will spend some time there and will
then visit other New York cities
and spend some time in eastern
Canada, returning in September.
Albert Lea Tribune: Murray Ho-
bart returned home from Evanston,
ILL.,, where he has been attending
Northwestern university, and will
spend the summer here. He will be
connected with the force in the city
engineers office during the vacation.
Rochester Post and Record: Miss
Agnes Towey and Mrs. J. w.
O'Rourke have gone to Mankato to
attend the funeral of James McGrath.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Toilet
son, Mrs. R. L. Sweet, Henry, DON
aid and Irene Tollefson are expected
from Mankato today.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.. Rogers came
in from Madison Lake yesterday
and left last evening for their home
at st. Paul. While in Mankato they
visited friends and were shown about
the city. Mr.. Rogers is the son-in-
law of H. G.. Hass, who ran for
mayor at St. Paul two years ago.
Charles Harris returned last night
from stay of several months in
Canada He has been in number
of cities in the dominion and reports
them all in prosperous condition
Mr.. Harris states that business
across the border appears to be in
more flourishing condition than
on this side of the line.
Attorney ID. ]. Severance left today
for ST. Paul before proceeding on
his way to his new home at Crosby
He shipped his household goods to
Crosby this morning, and his wife
and family will leave tomorrow. Mr..
Severance likes the country around
Crosby WE'LL and thinks it will be
one of the coming cities of the north,