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

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f. Miss Esther Philips of Ottawa and
Miss Katherine Roberts of Lime
Springs, Iowa, are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Harlem for a short time
Mrs. Fred Carlson and three chill
dren of Lake. Wilson are making an
extended visit with Mrs. Carlsons
brother, w. A. Johnson and family
ON North Fourth street.
r.. E. Anderson of Minneapolis
is calling on friends in Mankato to-
day. Mr.. Anderson has just re-
turned from a fishing excursion at
Fairmont and reports that the bass
are biting fine.
Mrs A. " Denman left today for
Deerwood, the new home where her
husband, DIR. Denman, has located.
She was accompanied by her mother,
Mrs H. V5gelpohl who will visit
there for some time.
Miss Geneva Fanslow who has
been the guest of Miss Mamie Nc
Govern and Mr.. and Mrs Isaac
Griffith for week, left today for
employed as a stenographer.
Mrs Margaret Sellen returned yes
terday from Milwaukee, where she
met her niece, Miss Phyllis Bibby
of Manchester, England, Miss Bibby
returned to Mankato with her aunt
and will visit here for some time
Miss Anna Farmer, who is en-
ployed as photographer at the L..
Patterson Mercantile company, is
spending two weeks vacation at
her home in Pipestone. Miss Anna
Schultz is substituting for Miss
Farmer.
Mrs. David Griffith, Thomas Grit
fifth, Mrs. John c.. Jones, John Nor
gan, Will Morgan, Miss Margaret
Griffith, Evan Morgan visited with
friends and relatives here today ON
their way from the Welsh conven-
ton in Lake Crystal to their home
in Ottawa
Mrs. Lou Butterfield of Los Angeles,
A. Lewis and will leave tomorrow
for northern Minnesota where she
will visit with her sister until the
first of July, when she leaves for
home. Mrs. Butterheld formerly liy-
ed at Lake Crystal.
Will and Bert Sawyer, sons of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Sawyer of this
city landed in Liverpool, England,
today and will proceed from there
on an automobile tour of the Brit
ish Isles and the continent with two
other classmates Both young men
graduated this month from the di-
Yinity school of Yale university and
will enter the Drew Theological
seminary in New York in the fal
for a years work.
Good Thunder Herald: Ed Hen
sci, a former Mankato boy, now one
of our. regular baseball players, has
decided to become permanent citi-
zen of Good Thunder. A cigar maker
by trade, he win start up in such
business, material and stock having
already been ordered Good Thun-
der made cigars will be on the mar
ket in less than two weeks and we
will all smoke no other brand
Burton, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as Hughes, is at home from Har-
ward college. He will spend week
with his parents and then go to
Iowa to engage in chautauqua work
during the remainder of the sum-
mer, as many of his, college friends
are doing, For three or four years
he has followed chautauqua work
during his. vacation period. Burton
Hughes is taking a. law course at
Harvard, and although but % years
of age he has been an assistant
teacher there in history for two
years, which work he carries on
with his other studies. He gradual
ed there from the history class two
years ago, standing at the head of
his class of $50 students. Last year
he took the Masters degree. Mr..
is a graduate of the Man
kato high school, and was in Garlic
ton two years prior to taking up
law and history work at Harvard