The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-08-01

Peter E. Peterson Of Amboy is in
1.-The city on business today.
+ John Hinze OF lie sueur spent
yesterday with friends here.
/ F. r. Johnson of Cannon Falls
spent yesterday in Mankato.
Mrs. Stella Taylor of GAINESVILLE
visited in Mankato Yesterday.
George Hartung of Eagle Lake is
in the city today on business.
w J. Ryan of Blue Earth was
] in Mankato Yesterday on business
Mrs. George E. Sparks. of Blue
Earth is calling on friends here to-
day.
/ Attorney and Mrs, Thomas Hughes
went to Cambria to visit for, a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. R. Swanson of
Laurens, Ia, are guests in the city
i this week.
L. G. Adolphson and A. C. Lehers
of Springfield are calling on friends
here today.
i Miss Thora Iongebrigtson of
Minneapolis is the guest of Miss
/ Frances Exile.
! F. R. Marvin and A. j. Rockne of
Zumbrota were business visitors in
the city today.
Miss Evelyn Roper of Fort Dodge,
Ia, is the guest this week of Miss
/ Dorothy Scott.
! Rev NJ. H. Caller, editor of The
Vernon Center News, is visiting in
Mankato today.
/ County Commissioner A. M.
/ Schneeberger of Amboy is in town
today on business.
John A. Albert and Samuel Foight
of Luyerne are transacting business
in Mankato today.
Misses Edith Crist and Lillian
Malcolm of Minneapolis are guests
of Mrs. F. D. Sleight.
! The Misses Elva and Bertha Olsen
OF Indianapolis are the guests of
Miss Elaine Nordgaard.
Allenson left yesterday for a visit
with relatives in Henderson
4 Mrs. j. Yahnke, R. F. and M.
Yahnke of Westbrook, arrived here
yesterday for short visit.
I d. B. Franklin and George H.
Parker of Rochester We're CONNER
cially engaged here yesterday.
Ralph Hughes. a son of Judge
and Mrs. Evan Hughes, is visiting
with relatives in Spring Valley this
week.
! George Davis of Lake Crystal is
visiting here a few days this week
before returning to his work at
Candy
Mr.. and Mrs ]. H. Shervin and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Quiggle of
Winnebago are visiting in. the city
today.
Mrs John Fakler has returned to
Mankato, after being a guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Fakler at
Rochester.
Mrs. C. j. Meade of st. Josephs
Michigan, arrived today to spend sew
/ eral months with her sister, Mrs. w
F. Jewson
d James e. Hart of Minneapolis is
in the city this week looking after
some residence property which he
owns here.
Mrs. Emma Hughes and daugh
ter Catherine of Norfolk, Neb., are
guests of Attorney and MIS-. William
F. Hughes.
A. F. Sweetser of Minneapolis
travelling inspector for the Northern
Demurrage bureau, is in the city
today on business.
i Mrs. M. A. Braley has returned
from Chicago where she took a TIVE
weeks course in the Marinello Sum
mer Training school
! ]. R. Welch of ST. James, super
intendent of the Minnesota ant
Iowa division of the Omaha road
was in the city today on business.
Mrs. E. B. Schmidt and daughters
Bonita, Dorothy and Kathryn, ant
Miss Minnie WeageI of Watertown
! S. D., were guests of friends il
Mankato over Sunday
F. A. Landkamer has returned
from a trip to Chicago and LIZ
Crosse where he purchased the au
tumn stock of furniture for Land
kamer Brothers store.
Miss Alma Wilson has returned
/ from Davenport. Wash, for few
riweeks' visit before going to Belling
ham, Wash, where she will teacl
, during the coming year.
William Buchholz of Sanborn wa
in Mankato last night. He was fol-
merly manager of the Northwestern
' Telephone company here. He i
5 now engaged in the lumber busi
f ness.
+ A. c.. Fix and wife of Mission
j Hill, S. D., will reach Mankato tt
t night to attend the funeral of thei
| daughter Mrs. o. M. Reynolds, whic
/. will be held from the residence i
! Garden City at one o'clock tomorrow
p afternoon
8 j. E. Look of Boise Valley, Idah
r is in the city the guest of H. r. Case
$50 Fulton street Mr.. Look is il
terested in some Idaho land an
says about 100 families are living i
a that vicinity who formerly reside
# in this vicinity.
Y Captain F.-P Buyer of the Sa
q walton Army left today for tie
y days vacation visit in Greenfield
It Ia. where he will attend chauta,
r. qua. The Salvation Army service