The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-05-30

Attorney Thomas Hughes went to-
day to Worthington where he will
attend the meeting of representa-
tivess of Congregational churches. =
HsrTy e. Evans of Minneapolis,
soliciting freight agent for the, Lee
high Valley railroad company was
in the city yesterday on business.
w. ]. Morehart returned yesterday
from two weeks business trip to
Saskatoon, Canada, in the interest
of the lumber company of which he
is president. 81
George Andreasen and his sister
arrived today from Denmark. They
are brother and sister-in-law OF Q.
M. Van Sickle of Garden City. Mr..
Van Sickle met the two at the
Omaha depot and they went with
him to his home.
Mrs. R. B. Funk of St James came
to Mankato yesterday for visit with
relatives. Mrs. Frank Sheehan who
has been her guest for several days
accompanied her home.
GAINESVILLE Argus: Professor E. S.
Nettleton, from Mankato, occupied
1.-THE Methodist pulpit Sunday morn
ing and evening. His discourse was
instructive and entertaining.
Mrs. Edward George OF Mortified
was in Mankato yesterday en- route
to st. Peter where she will visit
friends. Mr.. George is superintend
emit of schools at Northfield.
E. M. Zuel returned yesterday
from Hayward, Wis, where he dis
posed of a 100 acre farm to Dr. Ira
Bishop of Mapleton. Or. Bishop was
with Mr.. Zuel on the trip and also
returned yesterday.
Rochester Post and Record: Ale,
Scott of Mapkato, William Scott o.
Minneapolis, and Miss Gertrude Ehl
ers of Winona have returned to thei
homes, after attending the funera
of Mrs. Mary L. Scott.
4 o. H. 0smondsen, the land man
spent a couple of days in the city
Mr. and Mrs. Osmondsen and daugh
ter are making their home temper
tarily in New Ulm, where Mr.. Os
mondsen is dealing in land.
Conductor Fred Morgan is, bacl
on his run between Mankato anl
Winona. Northwestern road, after {
layoff of a couple of weeks. Par
of this time he spent at West Ba
/ den, Ind. He, says the weather there
was beautiful
GAINESVILLE Argus; Miss Rose Lal
son of Mankato, arrived in thi
place Monday to assume the posi-
ton of stenographer during the ,ah
sence of Miss Myrtle Long at tn,
Elysian Milling company's offices
The latter will take a two month
vacation.
/ Rev. Edward Constant went :
Worthington today to attend tn
meeting of the Mankato Association
of Congregational Churches. Tomol
irow afternoon he will deliver an az
! dress ON Evangelism and the Loca
/, Church" He viii return to Mankat
Saturday morning.
Mrs. H. A. Patterson will go t
! California soon, where she will n
main during the summer. She wi
be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. {
lCotten, who, are living on a ranc
near, Pasadena. Mr.. and Mrs. Pa
terson's son Roland is. now with Nj
and Mrs. Cotton. .e
Judge Lorin Cray went to s
Peter this afternoon This evenin
he will deliver an Informal address
to the ladies clubs of the third di
trict, in convention in that city, n
will talk on Then and Now"
comparison of the conditions /
early days with the present. HI
talk will be interesting.
Mrs. George Wagon and her siste
: Miss Minnie Deuser will leave o
Sunday, June /, for a three month
trip to Germany. They will sail frol
New York, but have not yet con
pleted their passage arrangement
!, The ladies' expect to visit a nun
!, Der of German cities and will trav,
considerably while in Europe.
al W. E. Cornish of Vernon Cents
, was in Mankato today and r
! Gently returned from Long Beacl
California, where he has spent til
past eight or nine winters. M
Cornish is pleased over the passag
: of the new anti-alien law in Califo
MIA. There are from 10000 to 5000
q Japs in California, he said, and a
/ equal number in Washington an
e Oregon combined. They handle CO.
siderable of the fruit in the thre
n states With Mr. Cornish. this wi
ter has been his son. Marshall, an
/ wife who also recently returned fro
california and are now visiting
1 Eagle Lake at the home of Mrs. Co
nish's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
= Pressnall.
From Fridays Daily.
An Assyrian Wedding.
Mr. Charles Buckley and Miss Eli