The Mankato free press., 1913-08-01
From Saturdays Daily.
Entertained Young Ladies'.

dinner on Thursday. Those present
were Lilley Rotegard, Agnes Mar
tinson, Anna Anderson, Dorothy
Seals, Lizzie Martin and Cora Gel
witz.
A. Culver of Kasson spent Friday
in the city.
R. C. Sandon went to Jackson to
spend Sunday.
Mankato Friday
George Helm of Sleepy Eye visited
friends yesterday.
Judge Lorin Cray is in st. Peter
on business today.
j. c. Murphy of Waseca was here
yesterday on business.
]. Lynard of Owatonna was in the
city Friday on business.
Earl Morrow of Vernon Center
is in the city on business.
S. S. Mack of Long Prairie trans
acted business here Friday.
Robert Wese of Blue Earth spent
a few hours here on Friday.
/ J. r. Mcclellan of Redwood Falls
was Mankato visitor Friday.
Miss Nina Finch, a normal stu
dent, went to Butterfield today.
Miss Blanch Fletcher left today for
a short visit in Sioux Falls, S. D.
Josephine Carlson of New Rich.
land is here visiting Katherine Luff.
M. e. Gerde of st. Peter came
over from the asylum city, Friday.
Station Agent Swanson of Judson
same up to spend the evening Fri
day.
Attorney Joseph Eckstein was in
the city yesterday on official bust.
ness.
i Miss Bessie Mention went to Lake
Crystal to spend Sunday with her
parents.
| c. L. Franks left for Candy
last night to visit his parents over
Sunday.
Elmer Barnes left this noon for
Minneapolis where he will spend
Sunday.
G. Dick and ]. F. Thiessen went to
l.
at that place.
C. X. Dick left for Mountain Lake
last night to help his father with
the farm work
Miss Hazel Rice of st. Peter, who
has been attending summer school
here, went home over Sunday.
Mrs. A. M. Burmeister who has
been visiting her children here, left
today for her home in Chicago.
Miss Margaret Beard, daughter
of Harrington Beard of Minneapolis
is the guest of Miss Marian Willard.
Clifford Russell has returned home
from trip into the country, where
he has been visiting his cousin for
a few days.
/ Dorothy Huseby of New Richland
! spent a few days here the first OF
the week visiting her friend Miss
Agnes Martinson.
Miss Theresa Giefer and Miss Ina
Falk returned to their homes at New
Ulm last night after a short visit
with friends here.
Misses Clara, Mabel and Alma
Johnson of Brookings, S. D., will ar
rive this evening to spend Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Lee.
Miss LYDIA Freer arrived in the
city Friday from Miles City, Mont
Miss Freer will take up work in
the Mankato Commercial college.
Mrs. E. " Anderson, of Wood
OF ryhn hoo h4o h.
of her aunt Mrs. w. L. Wilson, left
today for Minneapolis for a short
visit, and she will then return to he1
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T.. Harty of Clin
ton, Iowa are spending short time
in Mankato on business preparatory
to leaving for Tampa, Fla, to make
their home. They are former Man
kato residents.
Misses Kathryn Jones, Ada Harlan
and Lillian Grupe will go to Mime
apolis tomorrow to spend a week
with friends. Miss Grupe will &C
from there to Fairmont and Sher
burne to spend a week
Mrs. G. A. Albertus, Mrs. Raymond
Bartosch and Edwill Meyer of Jack
son, Mimi, were in the city this
morning while enroute for their
home. The party made the trip tc
and from points in Wisconsin with
a Ford car and report having a very
enjoyable trip.
Redwing Republican: Mr.. and
Mrs. Draper and son of Mankate
together with Misses Ruth and Nor
man Hjermstad of Hader, motored
from Mankato to this city today
They are CUES asst. shrdlhhmsch
They are guests at the home oil
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Hjermstad or
Eighth street
New Ulm Journal: Clement Mil
Ter. of Mankato, arrived here Tues
day evening and will spend severa
days visiting at the home of DR.. H
w. Rieke Martin Walsel
and Mr.. Kruse, of Mankato. were ir
the city Thursday. Mr.. Walser re
Gently sold out his store, The Ban
ner, and is engaged in the insurance
business
Madelia imes-Messenger: James
Mccarthy and E. l.. Cove were in
Mankato Monday on a business trip
Rumor says that Jim combined pleas
ure and business. He is intensely
interested in public schools and thu
teaching profession. Mrs