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

be the guest of Mrs. George E. Brett
for several weeks
Miss Lula and Mrs, c. Waterman
of Kasota are Mankato visitors to-
day.
Mrs. Dan Cook and daughter of
Fairmont are Mankato visitors to-
day..
Mrs. G. Cent? and daughter of Min
,nesota Lake visited in. Mankato yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Landsteiner OF
Fairfax arrived here yesterday for
short visit.
Attorney John E.. Regain went to
St. Peter this afternoon for a short
business visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Gates and
daughter of Garden City visited in
Mankato today.
H. NJ. Lamberton and w. d. Abb
bott of Winena We're in the city yes
terday on business.
Mrs. C. Talzman and Mrs. r.
Townsend of Minnesota Lake spent
yesterday in the city.
Mrs. Claude Harris returned to her
home in Blue Earth today after a
short visit with relatives here.
Charles Harris has arrived here
from Spokane, Wash. He will re-
main here a number of weeks.
j. IA. Ray OF Minneapolis came to
Mankato today TO attend the funeral
of the late General j. H. Baker
DR.. Ivan Parry and his bride were
in Mankato a few hours yesterday
afternoon. They are en- route to
their home in Seattle.
Mrs. J. NJ Noble of Goshen, Ind,
will arrive tomorrow to be the
guests of her cousins, Mrs. George
e. Brett and Mrs. Louise Wiser.
George w. Foelschow, formerly of
Mankato, who is now working on the
Westbrook Sentinel. visited with
friends here over Sunday and re-
turned to Westbrook yesterday
R. E. Brown and Mr.. and Mrs. B..
Frank Pay left today to attend the
annual convention of the Episcopal
ian church in ST Paul which is being
held there today and tomorrow.
II. G.. Samuelson of st. Paul rep
resented The st. Paul Pioneer Press
and Dispatch at the good roads meet
here yesterday, and The Minneapo-
lis Tribune was represented by w.
C. Hamilton.
w. d. Cantillion, of Chicago, gen.
eral manager of the Northwestern
road, and J. w. Doyle, of Winona,
superintendent of this division of the
Northwestern, were in the city this
morning on business.
Rev. r. W. Hobbs will go to Ely
sian tomorrow morning. In the even
ing he will deliver an address to
the graduates of the high school and
on Friday he will deliver the memoir
ial address in that village.
Mrs. Arthur Sizemore returned to
her home in Chicago today after sew
eral weeks visit with her father,
Soren Larson. She was accompanied
by her sister, Miss Olga Larson, who
will spend several weeks there.
Rev. Thompson of Yankton, S. d..
visited in the city yesterday with
Rev. Henry Moss of the Trinity
United Lutheran church. He is or
his way to St Olaf college at North
field and will travel this summer
with the st. Olaf college chorus.
st. Paul Daily News: Mrs. Harry
Canadian G4illie Towle) and her
small son, of Mankato, Mimi. were
the guests for a few days of Mrs
! Carnaham' sister, Mrs Mary Bel
Towle, S. Avon st. Mrs. Carnaham
has been spending the winter in San
Francisco.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John A. White and
daughter Dorothy went to Wasees
| this afternoon to attend the com
mencement exercises of the Wasecs
| thigh school, when their son Donald
will graduate Donald is valedictoriar
of the class and will go to the uni
versity next year.
Charles H. Griebel, manager o.
the Mankato theatre, attended {
meeting of the Northern States Bill
Posters association in ST. Paul yes
terday He was elected secretary O
the association for the twenty-secon(
time. 1t was the annual meeting O
the organization.
Fred w. Boeseh and wife of Am
boy spent this morning in Mankato
| Mr.. Boesch has been assistant cash
Ter of the First National Bank o
| Amboy and after June l will b.
cashier of that institution, succeed
ing c. D. OFT, who will engage il
the real estate business in Mankato
Superintendent e. G.. Atkins ant
lTrainmaster F. j. Holmes of l.;
Crosse, Division Freight Agent A. S
lWillioghby of Minneapolis and Road
/ master T. Hines of Wells, all of tn.
Milwaukee road, were in Mankat,
this morning and General Superin
tendent J. Fl, Foster of Minneapo
lis met them here enroute for trii
through the west.
| Lake Crystal Union: Last Wee
I nesday was the eightieth birthdal
anniversary Of Mrs. A. J. Murph
and her daughter, Mrs Cray of Mai
kato was up to. be with her Man
|old lady friends called and PAL
their TesnpctS The residence wa