The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-08-15
Iroquois, S. D. DR. Cowgirl : left
Monday evening for Mankato, where
ho will cnopd two xyaolycs II r

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he will spend two weeks
Miss Margaret Hotaling has re-
turned from Minneapolis, st. Paul
and Faribault, where she visited with
friends and relatives for six weeks
She had very fine trip.
Mrs. Porter Harndon of Sherburn
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Mayors of
Minnesota Lake visited with rela-
tives here Saturday. Mr.. Mayors is
| station agent for the Milwaukee at
Minnesota Lake. $500
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Sackett, Mr..
and Mrs. H. j. Essler, Mrs. H. Z.
McKinstry and Miss Marellao Nc
Kinstry of st. Peter made up an auto
mobile party that dined at the Hotel
Heinrich yesterday. "o,'. So
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Willis Of 'Oma-
Fha, Neb., are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Williams. Mrs. Willis and Mr..
Williams are brother and sister. Mr.
i Willis states that Omaha on Friday
7 experienced it's hottest day in many
a year. ,.', 80
Dr. W. H. Bedwell has returned
from Kirksville, Mo-, where he at
tended the American Osteopathic as
ISOLATION meeting. On Wednesday
evening he will make report of
the convention to the Blue Earth
County Osteopathic association.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. e. Gardner and
:, son and daughter, Grace and Stanley,
of Des Moines, Ia, are spending ten
, days with Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Eng
waldson. The two ladies are sisters.
The trip from Des Moines VISA made
via auto and the distance was COW
cred in nine hours
L. l.. Champlin returned Saturday
night from a business trip to West
: ern Iowa. He says that it is very
dry there and that in the vicinity
of LeMars there has not been a
good rain since May IA. Every crop
; except corn and alfalfa is dried up
and even that will be poor crop.
Redwood Falls Sun: Miss Addie Big.
ham, who has been operating a
typesetting machine at Madison, Wis
returned to this city Tuesday and
: will spend her vacation with her
: parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. l.. 'Bigham
She was accompanied from Mankato
by Master Edward Soaring who is
here visiting relatives.
Albert Lea Tribune: Rev: w. G.
Babcock of Lake Crystal, Mimi,
came down Friday for short vaca
ton and joined his wife and chill
dren, who are visiting at the home
of her parents here. Little
Miss Dorothy Hobart of Lake Crys.
tai, Mimi, arrived Friday evening
for visit of some time with her
cousin, Miss Helen Hobart.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Flachsenha1
have returned home from Vernon
Center where Mr.. Flachsenhar sub
stituted as cashier in the bank while
the regular cashier was away on a
honeymoon trip. While in Vernon Mr.
and Mrs. Flachsenhar were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. F. N Barnes Mr.
Flachsenhar is secretary of the Man.
kato Loan and Trust Company
Captain F. P. Buyer, of the Sal
walton Army who has been in Green
field, Iowa, for a two weeks vacation
will arrive in Mankato tomorrow
morning to again take up his work
On a card which he sent The Free
Press he says he is much rested anG
has had splendid time. There has
been no rain there for five weeks
and the soil is very dry but so fan
the crops are looking good.
Misses Mary and Margaret Cuddy
Mr.. and Mrs. Stackhouse and son
and James, Lindley arrived today
from Davenport, Iowa, to visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Cuddy. The Miss
es Cuddy are sisters of Mr. Cuddy
and Mr.. and Mrs. Stackhouse ant
: Mrs. Lindley are cousins. Mr.. Stack
house is reporter in the district cour
at Davenport. Mr.. Lindley is in the
> employ of the Peterson Wholesale dry
4 goods store. This is their first vis
here in twenty-five years and the,
i are much pleased with the progress:
: of the city in that time.
Attorney Thomas Hughes went t,
i st. Paul today to consult State Audi
d tor Iverson concerning the appropria
ton for a pavilion in Minneopa park
: The legislature appropriated $500 70
: the erection of such shelter. Plans
were drawn by Albert Schippel o
> this city and bids were opened Sat
urday for the construction of tn,
building. All of the bids were NOR,
than the appropriation and even afte
eliminating everything about tn,
: structure that could be left out, thu
lowest bid was about $1,650, J. B
: Nielsen had the lowest bid for tn
: concrete work and Jacob Hoy ha,
! the lowest bid for the carpente
work. Mr.. Hughes will try to arrang
with the state auditor to have par
, of the appropriation made for tn
: upkeep of the park set aside for tn,
construction of he shelter Y
from Saturdays Daily.
4 Daniel Murphy of Madison Lake,
| hrOthar of Jnhp T Murnhy ~;