The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-10-18


w. E. Page of Milroy was in the
city yesterday.
William Kegley of Kasota was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. e. H. Mcleod of lie Sueur
spent Sunday here. .tJi
Martin Hjelstad of ST. Peter spent
Sunday in. Mankato.,
Leo Kircher of Cleveland visited
with friends here yesterday.
Miss Ada Boughton OF; AmbOy call
ed on friends, here Saturday.
c. III. Haeckel of FairmOnt visited
with friends here yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Jensen of
Tracy are, in the city today.
Frank Weir of Good Thunder visit
ed with friends here yesterday.
John Strong of Elysian, attended
to some business here Saturday.
Miss Ann Roberts spent Sunday
with her parents near Minneopa
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Rabe spent
Sunday with relatives in Nicollet.
Miss Stella Shoemaker spent Sun
day with relatives in Lake Crystal
C. M. Block of Lake Crystal wit
messed the automobile race here yes
terday. <ET
Mrs. Anna Clark of st. James is
visiting at the home of Mrs. Scovel
this week.
F. A. Thompson and E. S. Ham.
mond of Albert Lea were in Man
kato yesterday.
George e. Brett departed this af.
ternoon for Glenwood where he has
farming interests.
Miss Hazel Schoelkopf, who
teaches at Tracy, spent Sunday with
| her parents here.
Miss Bird Tompkins was the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. l. N. Temp
kins, over Sunday. Miss Tompkins
teaches in the public schools in
Tracy this year. Her home is at
| Huron, S. d.
]. j. Flachsenhar, cashier of the
| Vernon Center State bank spent Sat
urday in Mankato.
Mrs. Lea Wood and Mrs. Morgan
! Bowen went to Minneapolis Saturday
to remain two weeks. -
H. l.. Carnahan with the Lewis
Cigar company of Newark, New Jer-
sey is in Mankato today.
Mrs. Gleason of Alden spent Sun.
day with her daughter, who is at,
tending normal school here.
Miss Mildred Clements, who is
teaching at Alden, spent Sunday
with her parents on Warren.
Attorney c.. ]. Laurisch was in
Fairmont Saturday. He had legal
business before Judge Quinn.
" S. Gary returned to his home
! in, no
after visit here with relatives.
Mrs. Glare Gresham of st. Peter
spent Sunday at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Holm.
E. w. .O'Neil and F., H. Griffin OF
Good Thunder came to Mankato yes
terday to, see the automobile race.
Pioneer Press: Dr., F. B. Cowgirl
was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Guttersen,. Scudder avenue, Tuesday
Misses Margaret Averty, Blanch
Chiefly and Florence O'Donnell of
Hutchinson visited in Mankato Sat.
urday
Miss Ferhe Leonard returned from
st; Paul Saturday evening where she
had been visiting with friends and
relatives. o'' 90
Lawrence Hoyig of Rochester ar
rived here Saturday for a visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A
O.. Hovig.
Misses Mate and Anna vogelpohl
returned last night from visit with
relatives in Switzerland and Port
land, Ore 90 "a
w. M. Nutting and family were
here yesterday to see Mr.. Nutting's
uncle, DR.. Nutting of North Man
kato, who is very i'll.
Pioneer Press: Mrs. Miller of Lake
Crystal and Mrs. Harris of Mankatc
have been guests of Mrs. L. A. Bum
gardner, Lookout place.
Rev. T. R. Paden returned Satur
day night from LitchfieId where he
attended the synodical session O.
the Presbyterian church.
Ivan Bowen is in st. Paul doins
work at the headquarters of the re
publican state central committee
Mrs Bowen is with him.
Miss Lyle Turner returned to this
city today to resume her schoo
work at the. normal. after havins
spent the week end with her par
ents in Fulda. -
| ieoF' L oIhCI .EuSllSll, IOTuu0Tly sec
rotary to Bishop Hebron at WiBona
but recently transferred to Slayton
motored to Mankato Saturday anC
spent the day.
Mrs. Peter Lloyd was taken to the
hospital in Rochester Saturday ant
was operated upon the same after
noon. She is reported TO be i'm
proving rapidly.
! Ben Iverson and Virgil Peter!
made canoe trip on the river yes
terday to st. Peter. The trip occu
pied five hours. In the evening E,
Vogelpohl and Lawrence Roebke drov,
to ST. Peter in their auto and brough
the sportsmen back.
w. e. Edwards arrived home yes
terday from Iowa. He will remain
here until after election Mr.. Ed
wards is candidate for the legisla
ture on the republican ticket From
now on until November, 5 he will b.
out among the voters.
John Hopkins, a. six-year-o1d boy
was one of the guests at the Sau.
paugh yesterday. He was EN- rout
alone from Nevada TO Waterfowl
! S. D. Ticket Agent. Spornitz of tn
Omaha road, chaperoned the bo
while he was in the city.
Editor Fred Hadley of The Win
nebago Enterprise spent Sunday il
the city. Mrs. Hadley, who wa
operated on at one of the local hos
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