The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-07-04

tend the funeral of the late Mrs.
Richard Lewis
Mrs. J. T. Garrett and son, Lloyd
of Shreveport, Ind, arrived here Sat
urday and will spend the summer IN
and near Mankato.
G. C. Cornish came to Mankato
from Vernon Center this morning to
serve on the jury for the case which
is now being tried.
E. ]. Sparkling, who is superintend-
ing the construction of the new
theatre here, spent Sunday at his
home in Minneapolis.
Dr. and Mrs. c. ]. Holman spent
the weekend as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Frank Pay at their cottage
at Lake Washington.
George Swanson returned last
night from Lebanon, S. D., where
he was the guest of his brother,
Henry, for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Martin Wiltgen and
son Francis left Saturday on an au-
to trip to Faribault Albert Lea, Aus
tin and other neighboring cities.
Mrs. Frank Barton of Worthing-
ton was the guest of her daughter,
Miss Charlotte Moore, yesterday.
Mrs. Barton formerly resided here.
Mrs. L. P. Wood and daughter of
Moorehead, who have been visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Diamond,
left yesterday for visit in Mime
apolis.
A. H. Lassow of Minneapolis was
the guest of his father here Satur-
day and on Sunday was the guest
, of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Pay at Lake
Washington.
, Morris Hancock, a son of Pro
fessor ]. A. Hancock, left today fol
jacksonville, Cal, where he will spent
the remainder of the summer Will
his uncle on a ranch.
: Mrs. M. B. Cross and Mrs. Eugene
:, Doolittle of Winnebago, both O
, whom have been in one Of the loca
hospitals for surgical treatment, re
:, turned to their homes yesterday
. Mrs. H. A. Patterson and Sol
;. Lester, and daughter, Helen, left las
night for California where they wi
y spend some time with relative!
= Master Roland Patterson is alread
=, there.
= C. A. Ingwaldson returned Satul
day night from a ten days trip t
Seattle and Olympia, Wash. Nj
20 Ingwaldson says that the weathe
- was cool and very delightful i
Washington, and that he did not n,
:, tice the heat until he was nearin
Ia North Dakota
- George A. Aakvik, who has bee
- superintendent of schools at Revel
for the past year, is visiting wit
friends here a few days on his wa
to Daysland, Alberta, Canada on
" vacation trip. .s
~ Mr.. Otto Tape of Alton, low
70 the day with friends. He is e
- route to Montana to take a clail
=, Mr.. Tape is a~former Commerce
college student.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olds and DR.. al
81. Mrs. Clyde Bugbee and Geor,
Barnes motored from Wells Sund;
al and spent the day at the Villa
Moses home on Route 4. In the
he ternoon the party accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. William Moses a.
inf Lucille, made a trip around La
Washington and Lake Emily.
III Mrs. M. E. Reid left Duluth We
nesday morning and arrived here
make her sister, Mrs Joseph Blu
be mer, farewell visit before the L
ter left for California, where s
.ev will make her future home. M
Reid will remain about ten da
,lis visiting relatives and friends. S
is now with her mother-in-law
Ill 316 South Fourth street Mrs. Re
was formerly Louise Schelenberg.
Nc P. H. Jordan returned Saturd
evening from a trip into Iowa.
is states that during Saturday the tn
mometers at Algona were regist
ent ing all the way from 1OS to 112
the shade. While away Mr.. Jord
is witnessed the operation of mach
elk. that will shock grain. He sta
ned that only five of these machines '
ky. be put into service this year.
is is claimed that the device will
to- the work better than any harv
hand.
was H. B. Vimman of Omaha, Neb.,
on the guest of E. L. Miller of this {
for short time. Mr.. Vimman i.
FL former mayor of Omaha and is v
yer much interested in civic matters.
was taken all over the city yes
). day and expressed himself as bel
ing that Mankato has one superior
beauty among the cities of this !
son in the country, and that is Berk
'lslt CAL He believes that the tax pay
3 should not object to the tax rs
am here as the city has more imprt
adj ments than almost any other city
it's size in the country. Mr. Y
tast mans enthusiasm over the app
tur- ance of the city is the kind I
makes the residents proud to
ned here, Mr.. Miller and his guest
lere now spending a few days at L
Jefferson.
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- = DEATH OF PETER BRAl