The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-12-06
was in the city yesterday on bust

/ a. w. Wilson Of Redwood Falls
called. in the city yesterday. a. -.
| Mrs. Charles Norton and son of
Waseca. visited here yesterday
Lawrence Roebke returned from a
visit in Minneapolis yesterday. 81
Miss Ruth /. Bragdon. who teaches
at Currie, is visiting at home.
H. P. Jensen left this noon on a
business visit to Lake Crystal.
Miss Lillian SPENCER of Amboy
called on friends here yesterday.
George M. Johnson of Madelia
was Mankato visitor yesterday.
Mrs. G. T. Shier of Westbrook was
in Mankato yesterday on visit.
County Auditor Edgard Weaver
went to St. Paul yesterday on bus.
inesss
Harry Winton of Lake Crystal at
| tended the dance at the Elks hall
| last evening.
]. T. Zickrick and G. F. Streator
of Winona were in Mankato yester-
! day on business.
| Mrs. Henry Troendle and her
daughter Of Mapleton visited with
relatives here yesterday.
Johnson A. Johnson of Minneapo-
! lis was the guest of his son, Rev.
| o. J. Arthur, over Thanksgiving.
Miss Selma M ellgren, who is teach
ing school at Canby, is spending the
| Thanksgiving vacation at her home.
Gardner Bowen returned to Mime
apolis yesterday after a short visit
| with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
r. Bowen tt - n.
L. A. Young of Gibbon was the
guest of the family of Frank John
son of Dukes addition over Thanks.
i giving.
F. J. Moehlenbrock returned to
St. Paul this morning, after spend
| ing Thanksgiving with friends and
! relatives in this city. n,
| Miss Frances Hoy, who teaches
at Minnesota Lake, will return to
| her work tomorrow after a short
visit at her home here.
James Garrison, Clarence Saul
| paugh. Ruben Foster and Frank Nc
Laurin left yesterday to see the Elks
circus in ST. Paul this week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Barr OF Water
| loo, Iowa, arrived in the city last
night and will spend Sunday as
| the guests of F. W. Hunt and fam
| fly, - s II
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rhoades re-
turned to their home in Madelia
today, after spending Thanksgiving
with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Owens -s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Clark return
ed yesterday from WorthingtOn where
! they spent Thanksgiving. Mr.. Clark's
mother returned with them and will
spend the winter here. >,
L. P. Hunt returned last evening
from his trip to Chicago and other
points and will remain in the city
until after Christmas. During his
stay here he will be the guest OF
his brother, f. w. Hunt. .,
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. A. Odjard will
leave Monday for San Diego, Cal.
where they will spend the winter
They will go via Spokane and
Portland where they will visit a
short time with relatives before go
ing to San Diego. 5.
George A. Aakvik, superintendent
of schools at Revere, is visiting with
! friends in Mankato today. Mr.. AJAX
| vik graduated from high school two
years ago and! attended the Man
kato normal school two summer
sessions. He has now entire charge
Of the schools at Revere. .rc4a.
| New Ulm Journal, Presiden;
! Charles H. Cooper of the Mankato
state normal school, and Mrs
Cooper and their son Robert were
guests at the Rev. E.. F. Wheeler
home. on Thanksgiving day. The
/ former left for st. Paul yesterday
morning, while Mrs. Cooper and son
will spend the balance of the week
at the Wheeler home. .r
| w. G.. Masters left last night for
San Francisco from where he will
isail on December for Manila
{, Mr.. Masters, who is in the employ
of the government at Manila, has
an eight months. leave of absence
and has spent some time. in Man
kato with his brother. c. NJ. Mas
ters =. His wife, who has been Wis
iting in, the west, will join him in
San Francisco and will return te
! Manila with him. s., ,s.r .- E ,