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

CITY yesterday ou <uuSlHesS.
]. S. Smith and G. E. Edwards of
Winona called on friends here yes
terday.
C. NJ. Rasmussen of Owatonna
spent yesterday in Mankato.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Hegering of
Fort Wayne, Ind, arrived. here yes
terday for short visit
R. H. Jackson of Winona spent yes
terday with friends here.
F. P. Fairchud of Good Thunder
was Mankato visitor yesterday.
E. A Barnes of Vernon Center
was in Mankato yesterday on bust
ness.
Rev. p K Edwards went to Lam
berton today. He viii return tomor-
row with Mrs. Edwards, who has
been visiting relatives there.
Rev. w. r, Kelsey and family left
today for SugGen's Point, Madison
Lake, where they will spend the
remainder of the month in vacation
Mr.. Kelsey has arranged for the
supply of his pulpit during his alb
sence. including the next three Sun
days, and services will not be in
terrupted. On Sunday, August 10,
the pulpit will be occupied by. Rev.
]. Scott Willmarth, of South Amer
lea, who will speak on missions in
that country where he has worked
for some years. No collection will
be taken for missions. On Sunday
August II, Professor Nettleton will
preach And on Sunday, August "a,
Rev. H. W. Mitchell, pastor of the
North Mankato Methodist church,
will preach. Mr.. Keesey expects to
be in his pulpit again on Sunday,
August 81. In case his services may
be needed, Mr. Keesey may be reach
ed at Madison Lake, by either phone
or mail.
John Ohlund and Swan Peterson of
Sioux Falls arrived here yesterday to
spend short vacation at the lakes
as the guest of W. G. P. Smith.
Miss Susan Wulford of Sherburne
is visiting with her sister here this
week.
Misses Alga and Gertie Swanson,
Gertie Johnson and Ellen Carlson,
and AL Johnson and Andrew Paulson
returned today from weeks outing
at Lake Madison.
Mrs. F. A. Fisher and daughters,
Lucille and Jeanette, returned last
night from Waterfowl, S. d., where
they Snant three weeks
Thomas Namack, business man
ager for Maude Adams, who will
present Peter Pan" at Mankato the
atre on the night of August II, was
in Mankato today
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Albee departed
yesterday for Minneapolis, where
they will make their future home
Mrs. Albee formerly was Miss Lydia
Benzel of this city.
Misses Celia Korteum and Airline
Mention left this morning for St Paul
where they will work for a time in
Strong & Warmers wholesale mil
linery house. They will secure posi-
tons from the house to go out as
trimmers
Fairmont Sentinel: George Pass,
Jr,, architect of Mankato, spent Sun
day with Fairmont relatives. He is
a nephew of Mrs. P. Hengen. He
also talked with the soldier boys as
to their new armory. He has the
job of furnishing plans for the Man
kato armory
Miss Abbie Bigham of Madison
Wis, who has spent week with
her sister, Mrs E. F. Soaring, left
this morning for Redwood Falls to
visit with her parents for a short
time. She was accompanied to Red
wood Falls by her nephew, Edward
Soaring, who will spend a month
there.
Carl Kali and Mr.. Sullivan O.
Worthington are spending a week a
Lake Madison
Miss Frances Kennedy of Mime
apolis is visiting Miss Marjorie Ger
lach
Miss Constance Davis of Minneapo
lis is the guest of Miss Marion
Willard
Miss Harriet Alters of St. Cloud i
visiting Miss Marguerite Marsh,
Fred Schultz of Paterson, N. j
is in the city visiting friends. He
an old acquaintance of A. C. Arne
mann, they having lived in Stein
horst, Germany. Neither had see
each other for twenty-five years unit
last Sunday when Mr.. Schultz al
rived here
Miss Helen l. !Tompkins is visitin
her sister, Mrs. D. w. Roderick, il
Minneapolis.
Robt H. King, clerk of court Q
Mile Laos county, is visiting friend
in the city. Mr.. King never MISE
an opportunity to tell of the advar
tages IF Mile Laos county and hi
home town of Princeton
Mrs. Frank Clague of Redwoo
Falls is visiting in Mankato.
W. J. Armstrong of Owatonn
transacted business here yesterday.
w. ]. Pri5yl of Lakefield as visi
ing in Mankato today
C. S. Gibbons of Sleepy Eye is
Mankato visitor today.
Mrs. c. N. Peterson, Mrs. F. v
Betz, Neven o. Betz, Alma K. Pete
son and Fred Peterson of Fairmol
are visiting in Mankato this week.
Ben Hoerger of Faribault is ca
ing/ on friends here today.