The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-06-20

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Miss Helen Alworth left this after
noon for Ontario, Canada, where she
will visit with relatives. On her re-
turn she will stop at Niagara Falls,
Buffalo, Chicago and number of
other places. She plans to spend /,
most of the summer away.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Hotaling of
Mapleton were in Mankato over Sun
day en- route to Colorado Springs
where they will attend the meeting
of the National Editorial association.
They expect to be absent two weeks.
F. j. Willach arrived here today
from Waterloo, Ia, to take charge
of the county bloodhunds. He Is
an expert in handling dogs and 1t is
to be expected that some interesting
discoveries will be made by the
dogs.
Drs. M. R. Coulter, F. E. Heidel, c.
P. Peterson, c. N. Weyer, P. w. Barn
ey, c.. d. Snow and r. 0. Eberhart
have returned from Minneapolis
where they attended the state dental
convention. DR.. Coulter also visited
with relatives at AnOka.
o. ]. Rea, editor of the Tracy
Herald, spent a few hours in Man
kato last evening He was on his
way to Colorado Springs where he
will attend the National Editorial
association convention. He was ac-
companied by Mrs. Rea.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dauber OF
Duluth, who have been visiting in
Mankato for some time, Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Wiltgen and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Robb motored to New
Ulm yesterday where they attended
, the dedication of the new Catholic
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Bierbaue
: drove up to Minneapolis yesterda,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Loomi
as their guests Miss Ella Bierbaue
f also drove up in her car with Mis-
Ada, Miss Adelaide, Miss Vera, an
Miss Lillian Bierbauer and Mr.:
" Jache as her guests.
Mrs. G. A. Lewis with Mr. Olse
. as driver, and company consisting
= Mrs. Pfeffer, Mrs M. B. Wood an
!, her father, Mr. Williams, drove
l. Minneapolis Sunday morning, and r
y turned home today The ladies wei
70 guests of Mr.. and, Mrs. T. w. Har
" former residents of Mankato.
" DIR. G. A. Dahl and Theodore Jul
:, autoed to Minneapolis Sunday NOR
- ing. going in the formers new Re
roadster. DR.. Dahl will attend the N
- tional Medical association meetin
:. and return with Mrs. Dahl who
- visiting Minneapolis friends and re
atives. Mr.. Just returned home
the afternoon. .....
~ DR.. A. F. Stricken, wife al
daughter of Sleepy Eye were in Ma
kato last night. They were en- rou
= to Colorado Springs where they W
= remain during the session of Il
: National Editorial association. II
: doctor is the official physician I
=, the editors and will accompa1
~ them on their trip.
" Gilbert Fletcher, who has for t
-; past year DeeH ln6 HlOHltOl VI =
! illustration class of the Pennsylvar
- Academy of the Fine Arts, arrived
Mankato Saturday evening.
Fletcher finished his years work wi
or the highest markings of any t.
80 year student and record as one
the finest craftsmen of recent yea
]. c.. Simpson, wife and child"
- of ST. Paul were the guests of
~, and Mrs. George Atchison over 81
day. Mr. Simpson is secretary
the Minnesota state fair. Mr.. Sin
-. son and family and Mr.. and M
I'm Atchison spent yesterday at the
Gibson cottage, at the lake. Mr.. Sir
II son is very much impressed W
IT the beauty of this section.
,ar Albert Lea Tribune: Murray
in bart returned home Saturday me
ing from Evanston, ILL.,, where
low has been attending Northwest
vas University Murray completed
viii course in the College of Liberal A
md and graduated last Wednesday,
returns in September, as he
nts another year in the school of
om- gineering, in which he is tax
TO course in electrical engineering