The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-09-26

a. I6n-pOuuul PIKE was Cdpturod yes.
terday and fine string of large
bass. The st. Louis guests say that
suckers are hard to catch at the
lake. -
Surprise Party.
Miss Mamie y anquist was given a
surprise party at her home last
evening by members Of the Scandin.
avian baptist Young PEOPLES ,soci.
ETY., The young people went to Miss
Fanduist's home iii cafryall and
spent a very pleasant evening. The
honor guest will leave soon fer st.
Paul to attend Bethel Academy, pre-.
pairing herself for missionary work.
Her guests last night presented her
with very beautiful leather travel
ing bag.
Misses Ruth and Hazel Presley
will return tomorrow from San
Diego. Cal, where they have been
visiting for three months.
F. e. Glow of Winona, division
accountant for the Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad company. is
in Mankato today ON business.
Lester Patterson, the elder son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Patterson has
gone to sFaribault to continue his
work at Shattuck military academy.
Winnebago Enterprise: Mrs. Will
Loft has returned home from Man
kato, where che had been helping
care for her little granddaughter,
who has been very i'll.
DIR. Gonke. Ole Nyquist. Miss Anna
Nyquist and Miss Martha Franks OF
GAINESVILLE spent last evening in
Mankato and attended -"Shameen
Dhu'' at the opera house.
Miss Gertrude schweiger of Spring.
field returned here yesterday from
visit in Madelia, and will spend
a few days here this week as the
guest of Miss Frances Jaehn. a.-
I Elysian Enterprise: J. A. Geissler
has bought a HOUSE at Mankato, and
will move there this month. The
sale was nade through the German.
American State BANK of that city.
E FaribauH Republican: William
Knot OF the llrm OF Odjard & Knott
Mankato, Mimi: spent four days o.
last week in this city setting UP the
fixtures for the Van Candy Shop.
Mrs. c. ]: Holman and Mrs. u, r
Brandrup viii represent the local
clubs at the, state. federation meeting
to be held in Brainerd next week. Mrs
Holman is chairman of the commit
tee on art.
George N. Phelps of Kalispell
Mont. lis visiting his father, who is
i'll. Mr.. Phelps formerly was con
nected with the Hubbard Milling
company in Mankato and at the
present time is a grain inspector in
Montana. s'
w. l.. .H0on departed today fol
Ia, Crosse, called there by the seri
-eas fiIfess of his mother, Mrs. G
G. 3Hixon. Mrs. Hixon and he.
mother, Mrs. Mcdonald went to Min
neapolis. From there Mrs. Hixor
will &c to La Crosse.
Fairmont Sentinel: E. B. Nelson
the new proprietor of the Fairrnon
Candy Kitchen, arrived Tuesday viii
his. family from Westbrook. The.
/ drove their car over and were {
long time on the road on accoun
Of the poor condition Of the roads.
Minnesota Lake Tribune: Mrs
Ed TrosKa of Mankato came Wed
nesday evening to visit at the Chris;
Kruger home the latter part of this
week. DR.. u. T. Sites OF
Mankato visited relatives here Fri
day and incidentally hunted prairie
chickens.
Minnesota Lake Tribune: Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Cote returned Mon
day from Mankato where they Wis
/ tied with relatives and also ATTENDED
/ the fair. Mrs. Harriet Cote wht
had been spending several weeks
with relatives at Mankato returned
with them. ~.
Wells Forum: Julius Biederman
who has been "a brakeman on TIL:
Mankato- Wells division of the Mil
waukee left for Austin on Saturday
He has been transferred by thu
company to a run out of Austin ant
| viii make mis- Headquarters in thai
city in the future. ~
Miss Eta TT. Comst6ek, a teaches
in the public schools at Janesvillt
spent yesterday and today in Man
kato observing methods in the nor
NAL and public schools. She re
turned to GAINESVILLE this afternoon
|. She was the, guest of Mrs. C.. L
Kennedy while, in. Mankato.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grininger ant
son of st. Paul returned to theil
home today after being the guests
of Mr.. Griningers sister, Mrs. F. w
Boehmer. They made the trip b,
automobile. Mr. Grininger is a con
dtietor on the Northwestern, having
a run from st. Paul to Oelwein, Ia
| Mapleton Enterprise: Messrs. f
w. Hunt and l. N. Tompkins of the
ManRato Free Press were in town
Tuesday, booming special bargain
day for their well known publication
The gentlemen were more than
pleased with the improvements
which Mapleton has made the pasi
year.
Worthington Progressive: Anton