The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-09-05
From tuesdays Daily.

from Tuesdays LAZY.
| Miss Carolyn Robbins returned
yesterday from her summer vacation.
She has been the guest of friends
in Normandy, France, for three
months.
Misses Rebecca Funk, Phyllis Bib,
by, Alma Gustafson, Hilda Gustaf-
son and Stella Morrow spent yester-
day at Point Pleasant Hotel, Madi.
son Lake..
| E. E. Lane and son, DR.. McFadden
and M. J. Parrish of Sherburn were
| in Mankato yesterday and Mr..
Lanes son remained to attend the
| Commercial college,
Miss Emma Olson, a clerk in the
county auditors office at the court
house, returned yesterday from a
months visit in the western states
along the Pacific coast
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Otto and Mr.
and Mrs. Morgan Bowen motored to
LIE Sueur yesterday afternoon in
Mr.. Otto's car and were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lippert.\
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Nielsen and
infant daughter, Helen, of Minneapo-
lis are spending vacation at Lake
Washington. They have been guests
| of relatives in Mankato also.
Misses Lena and Julia Louen,
Cora Johnson and Olive Ohmstad and
Ed Johnson and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Kaiges of Glendale arrived in Man
kato yesterday for short visit.
Mrs Maggie Griffiths of Willard
street and Mrs. Joe Lewis have re-
turned from Minneapolis where Mrs,
Griffiths was, treated for a cancer on
the cheek. The cancer was removed.
| Rev. George A. Deglman, who has
been the guest of relatives here dur
ing the summer, has returned to Mil
waukee, Wis, where he is an in
structor in the Marquette university.
Miss Cecilia Korteum, who is as
sistant designer for the Strong and
Warner Millinery company, in st.
Paul, returned to her work yesterday
after a weekend visit at her home
| here.
A party of young people, consist
ing of Jacob Hoy, William Byrnes,
| Miss Catherine Leas and Miss Floy
| Owens, motored to Wells yesterday
and spent the day with Mr.. Byrnes'
parents. se-
DR.. and Mrs. w. P. Seaquist were
called to Rochester today because of
the very serious illness of Mrs. Sea,
| quists mother, Mrs. j. w. Fathers.
DR.. Seaquist will return to Mankato
next week.
Miss Alemeda Janney returned
yesterday from Luddington, Mich,
where she has been the guest of
relatives for several weeks. She has
resumed her work as dean of women
at the normal school here. ~
The Misses Alma Magly and Car.
RE Schippel of Eagle Lake left
Monday for the cities where they
will visit the state fair for few
days, before going to Princeton where
Miss Magly will teach school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hotaling, who
have been visiting with relatives in
Faribault for two weeks, returned
home last night and were &C.
companied by their son, Clifford, who
spent his entire vacation there.
Master Lester Patterson returned
yesterday from an extended visit
with relatives at Venice, Cal His
brother, who was quite i'll, is getting
along nicely and his complete recov,
cry is looked for, but he cannot re.
! turn to Mankato for some months.
Allan Jackson returned today
| from Ia trip to Deadweod, S. D.,
where he visited F. M. Monson, who
is recuperating from a severe at.
! tack of pleurisy. He reports Mr.
Monson as improving rapidly and ex
| pecting to be in Mankato about Oc
| tober 1.
! Minneapolis Journal: Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Moore and daughter, Miss
Margaret Moore, and their guest
| Miss Vivian Nesbitt of Alexandria
will motor today to Mankato to be
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Girvin. Mr. and Mrs Moore will
| return Monday and Miss Moore and
/ Miss Nesbitt will remain to attend
the Mankato normal school for the
| year. .
From Tuesdays Daily.
The class of 1913 presented it.
memorial at the opening exercises
this morning. Edward Wise, tn,
president of that class, made tn,
presentation speech and Archie Kra
mer explained the significance of tn
memorial 1t consists of six picture
of historical Importance. The frs
shows the picking of the red ros
by the house of Tudor and the pick
ing of the white rose by the hous
of York, at the beginning of tn
War of Roses in England. The SCI
ond is the Assemble of Learning,
showing John Cabot and other di.
coverers gathered about the kint
Prince Richard of Edinburgh is TIL
subject of the third, and Henry VII
in discussion with the bishop col
corning his divorce from his ma
riage is the subject of the next. Thi
is the historical beginning of tn
separation Of Henry VIII from til
Catholic church. "Lattimer Preacl
ing to Henry W. is the subject {