The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-08-01
MANKATo FREE PRESS
ern railroad, spent a part Of the day

MI. dilu MIS-. CnarleS ". GlcuI
and Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Wood Of
Woodland, Ore, are visiting in Man
kato today.
Mrs. w. F. Jewson and Mrs. Gil
bert H. traitor went to Lake Crys
tai today to be the guests of friends
over Sunday.
X Mrs. E. H. Olson of st. Paul is
the guest of her brothers, Erick Ing
waldson and c. A. Ingwaldson, and
their families.
Miss Janette Elliott, who has beer
a guest at the home of Walter Dan
iels, departed for her home in Crane
Meadow today
e. E. Smith of Baraboo, Wis.
freight inspector for the Northwest
ern road, was in Mankato this morn
| ing on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Sorlie, Miss Mabel
! Sybilrud, Mrs.. Sybilrud and Miss
Bella Grove of Hartland, visited in
Mankato yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Slezak, Mrs
Eva Slezak and Mrs. Bertha Lentz
and children of Iowa City, Ia, are
visiting in Mankato this week
Minnesota Lake Tribune: Anna
and Marion Wetlauffer returned tic
their home at. Mankato on Saturday
otter spending some time here with
friends. Marion Klenk accompanied
them home for a short visit in the
city.
Winnebago Enterprise: Drs. Steph
en-, Heidel and Coulter of Mankato
and DR.. Heintz called on Dr. Annis
Saturday morning, while enroute to
Hazelmare to arrange program fol
the State Dental society for nexi
year. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Wiltgen and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gruber returned
yesterday afternoon from a visit in
Minneapolis, Superior, Wis, and Du
luth They made the trip in Mr.
Wiltgen's Ford car, and had no trou
BILE or accidents at all during the Ell
tire trip. -
i Winnebago Enterprise: Mrs. G. D
Eygabroad was in town Wednesday
evening, enronte from Hazelmere tc
Mankato, where she was called by
the serious illness of her sister, Miss
Beach. Miss Franc Hoy o.
Mankato is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. C
E. Oliver this week.
Miss Clara Kienholtz who has beer
attending the Mankato Commercial
college, left today for Redwood Falls
She will spend few weeks there
visiting her sister and then will &c
/ to Stanley, Wis, to take up hel
duties as instructor in the CONNER
cial branch of the high school il
that city.
Worthington Progressive: DR.. G
A. Cahoon left Tuesday morning fol
his home at Mankato,, after beine
present at our ten days chautauqua
He was accompanied by Miss Eloise
Latta who will spend the remainder
OF her school vacation with the Ca
hoon family at Mankato. -.
Miss Doris Curran of Mankato, 6
niece of DR.. Manson, arrived yester
day for viist at the doctors home
=
Worthington Globe: " H. Matte
son left Friday for Mankato, to at
tend to business matters. From Their,
he will start on a tour of the state
booking dates for speed exhibition,
to be given by Lee Humiston, in hi
International racing car He will en-
deavor to secure date at the stat
fair, to be held early in September
He will also go to Winnipeg, Can
q and try to arrange for a race TO
Humiston at that place
Amboy Herald: Mrs. C. H. Brac,
will leave today to join her husban
at Kansas City, Mo-, where they will
make their future home The peopl
of Amboy part with this worthy an,
estimable couple with sincere regret
This place and vicinity has beer
their home all their lives. From
their active and honorable bushes
life they have become widely know,
and highly respected. They will b
particularly missed by the people o
the Presbyterian church. in which
they were active workers. The bes
wishes of large circle of friend
: accompany them to their new home
! Miss Jessie Wright of Nottingham
England arrived in the civ lao
Wednesday from Ottawa, Canada
and is now visiting at the home 0
her brother, Harry Wright. Mis-
Wright is a certifieated nurse AM
has had several years training an,
experience. She, has travelled quit
extensively but this is her first visi
} to the United States. 1t is sixteel
years or more since Miss Wrigh
saw her brother, Harry, he havini
visited in England sixteen years age
4 Miss Wright may remain in thi
3 country for some time with a viey
: to taking up her work here having
| had thorough training in nursina
: Mr.. and Mrs. w R. Hammett, MI
land Mrs. George w. Scherer, M,
and Mrs George Wiedenmann an
, daughter, Miss Naomi and Mis-
Borneke of st. Peter, Mr.. an
Mrs. o. E. Bennett and Mr.. and Mrs
A. L. Wheeler motored to North
: field yesterday and spent tn
day at the Odd Fellows home there
The home is located on a farr
: of 240 acres adjoining the city Q
Mortified and at the present tim
thirty-four orphans. thirteen old me
and ten old ladies are at the home
These people are all either member