The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-06-27

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Redwood Falls are in the city this !,
week on visit.
Miss Florence jerks and Mrs. !
Sichler of Madison Lake visited in
Mankato yesterday.
DIR. John Maker returned to his
bbme in Duluth today after visit !
here with his father.
Raw Meade and family of Lake
CRYSTAL autoed to Mankato yester-
day and spent the day.
LIE Sueur News: Mrs. John Veigel
entertained two of her nieces from
Mankato the past week.
Mrs. L. o. Hickok of Minneapolis
arrived here today for visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Otto.
C. Coleman of Winona, master
mechanic for the Northwestern road
is in Mankato today on business
C. L. Oleson, president of the Ma
tional Bank of Commerce, went to
Minneapolis yesterday on business
Mrs. A. e. Whitney and daughter,
who recently returned from Texas,
went to Henderson yesterday to visit.
Deputy County Auditor B. E. Lee
! leaves tonight on two weeks va
cation which he will spend in Den
yer.
/ Mrs. C. M. Erickson and daughter
and Mrs. p. o. Peterson, of Com
frey are visiting in the city this
week
! Miss Marie Chard of Pomeroy,
! Wash, is here to spend the sumper
with her aunt, Mrs. r. G. Rev, and
family.
/ Misses Ruth and Hazel Presley will
leave Sunday for San Diego, Cal,
to spend two months as the guests
of relatives.
John C. Wise went to ST Paul yes
terday afternoon to attend the an
nual meeting of the state normal
school board.
| Mrs. W. H. Wilson returned to hel
home in Waseca today after visit
at the home of her daughter, Mrs
C. o. Daley.
Fred ]. Willach the bloodhound OK
pert, will leave tomorrow for his
home at Waterloo, la, where he viii
spend a few days.
l.. p. Gellerman, of st, Paul, trav
cling passenger agent for the Nor
0 thern Pacific railway company, callet
T on railroad men here yesterday.
Blue Earth Post: William Eberleil
:. was UP from Mankato few days tn
l. past week watching the corn groy
: ON the Fair OAKS farm" north Q
town.
!, Miss Charlotte Hodapp and Mis-
= Gertrude Klein returned today fror
: Prairie du Chen, Wis, where the
:. have been attending ST. Mary
academy.
Christ Nelson, who has been
baker in the Chicago Bakery of Mil
. lneapolis for three years, has accep
:. ed a position as cake baker wit
1. Davies bakery.
=. Mr.. and Mrs. James Giblon of vi
: ginia are visiting at the home of tn
e latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I.
r. Coughlan. Mrs. Giblon was formerl
% Miss Alma Coughlan. ~
"a Faribault Republican: Miss Irer
h., Kiedenann, who is training for nurs
10 at the Emmanuel Lutheran hospital
Isl Mankato, is here spending the wee
m with friends and relatives, Befol
IN returning to Mankato, she will Wis
I'd in Chicago. I.4u.
ir General, Gustav Widell will go
ST Paul tomorrow to join, the go
errors staff on its trip to Lake CT
Saturday. Saturday will be Cove
s. nor's Day for the third regiment
lg infantry and the governor and h
mt staff will go in a special coach
IN Lake City for the day.
adj Miss Clara Radichel has return'
d. from Milwaukee, Wis, where s.
If. has been attending the. Visions
of Conservatory of music during Z
he winter She was accompanied
ne her return by her cousin, Mrs.
to J. Fischer and two children w
will spend two months in, this
cinity visiting. Ia, ~
Mrs. George A., Jost and Mrs.
rs. If. thinner of Lincoln, Neb., {;
in rived in Mankato today. They car
or to attend the funeral of their moth'
nd Mrs. Anna Wiltgen, which will
he held on Saturday morning. Mess
ne Jost and thinner will reach he
tn Saturday morning in time to
No tend the funeral.
DIR. and Mrs. C. F. Sawyer a
family of Chicago, who have be
is visiting with the formers, paren
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Sawyer a
ng friends in the city left yesterday
their home. Clifford, the docto
mt youngest brother accompanied the
Their return trip by automobile "
cy, take them through Iowa:
John n. Lang returned to nj;
ed kato from Kansas City, this mornil
where he has been in sanatoril
u.s. month, having submitted to two
erations. He is feeling fine now,
is will have to return to. Kansas c
again in about three weeks to
.cy dergo an examination by the S
IS. geons who operated on him.
ity Redwood Falls Gazette: Hare
err and John Willard, sons of Bal
er Willard of Mankato came
,od Saturday for a short visit at
Isl home of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Fuller Miss Betronek
of Mankato has accepted position