The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-08-08

| a month with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Stanke.
| Miss Ella Erase, who has been at
tending the summer term of the nor
NAL school here. left yesterday for
her home at Loren.
Misses Lucille Cole and Martha
Carbury returned yesterday to Isle,
Mimi, their home. after attending
summer school here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Daggett and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Daggett of Los
Angeles, CAL, arrived here yesterday
for a visit in the city.
| Miss Eta Cinclair returned to the
city this afternoon from Madelia,
where she spent few days. and is
the guest of Leila Black.
Mrs. George Holmes and son Lyn-
don of GAINESVILLE spent yesterday at
the home Of j. H. Thompson and
| family on Marshall street.
Mrs. W.. P. Award and Miss Al
ward of Vernon Center are visiting
at the home of the formers daugh
ter, Mrs. J. H. Thompson.
Misses Nora and Rosetta eastman,
and Miss King have returned to
their homes at Cwatonna after at
tending summer school here.
Springfield Advance: Mrs. w. c..
Anderson and children are enjoying
an, extended visit with her parents,
MI. and Mrs. N ]. Nenno in Man.
kato.
/ Misses Agnes Martinson, Josie
! Brusek and Lille Rotegard returned
to their homes in New Richland yes
terday after attending summer school
here
A. M. Schneeberger, chairman of
the board of county commissioners,
4 returned to his home in Amboy to-
day after serving on the board of
audit.
Miss Edith Sherman of Pomeroy,
Wash, who has been. the guest of
her friend, Mrs. Archibald Hunter,
went to St. Paul today" to visit
relatives.
/ C. o. Hoerr, assistant cashier at
the National Bank of Commerce, is
on vacation for the next two weeks,
and will spend the time visiting with
i his family in neighboring towns.
Fairmont Sentinel: Mrs. j. E.
Palmer and son Marshall have gone
to st. Paul to remain a few days.
I On their, way home they will stop
at Mankato for visit with relatives.
/ Misses Nina Finch, Anna Slaalien,
Mary Jackson, Myrtle Zee and Ruth
Scott returned yesterday to their
homes in Butterfeld after attending
the summer term of the normal
school @
Miss Vera Ungerman of Waseca is
1.-THE house guest of Miss Hazel Clark
Miss Ungerman is enroute to he1
home from Luverne where she spent
several weeks with Professor and
Mrs. Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. g. Koch and Mr.
and Mrs. F. r. Eaton of Candy were
Mankato callers last evening. They
are on their way to California, where
Mr.. and Mrs. Koch will make their flu
ture home. ~'e
Mrs. Robert .Leason and son, Mar
shah Leason, who have been visit
ing with Mrs. Mollie Johnson on Lin
!, coin street, left yesterday for al
COMA, :. Iowa, in Marshall Lessons
/ Buick roadster
, Mrs. L. o. Coulter went to st
Peter today to spend day will
Mrs. Alton and will go from there
, to her home in Anoka. Mrs. Coulter
has been the guest of her son, DR.
/. M. R. Coulter for several weeks.
, Misses Mary Connell and, Fer
White, who have been attending
: summer school, departed last evening
i for their home in Claremont. The.
were accompanied by Mrs. White who
had been spending few days will
/, her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Poole, former
5 ly of this city and Anoka, later resi-
1 dents of Oregon City. have been the
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs
| Eugene Hickok for the past si1
/ weeks. They will make their future
home in Minneapolis.
+ Mrs O. W. Walker and son james
went to Minneapolis today to spent
i a week or two with friends an,
/ relatives. They were accompanies
r by Mrs. H, w. Spohn of Minneapolis
who has been guest of Mr.. ant
Il Mrs. Walker for several days.
J Albert Lea Tribune: Mrs. Pfeffe
and daughter, Marie, who have beer
], spending a week in Spirit Lake, Ia.
: |spent a day here and returned t,
their home in Mankato Wednesday
Il. Mrs Jean Hartman o
= Mankato, spent Tuesday with Mrs
| Terwilliger, enroute to Bricelyn.
Word has been received by rela
). tives of Mrs. George Wagon ant
/, Miss Minnie Deuser who are visit
: ing in Germany. They are now il
Wurtemburg, and will sail for New
| York about August Is. They viii
: visit there for some time and will
) return to Mankato about montI
later 81. So.
J Joseph Tallnian and his mother
e Mrs. w. L. Tallman, were in the cit,
5 yesterday and while here rented tn,
house owned by Charles Scott OF
/ Lewis and Record streets, whicl
: they will occupy during the comm.
4 year. Mr.. Tallman is. an instructo
in the Commercial college and ha
1 made his home with his parents il
4 ~ L..