The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-10-17

make their home in Mankato, Mr..
Weingartz being a teamster for Fow-
Ter and Pay.
Will Give a PEI ton.
The Y. NJ c. A. social committee
had short meeting last night and
decided to give an informal reception
ON the evening Of October %
Further arrangements will be made
in the near future. ~
DR.. Welcome of Sleepy Eye is in
the city.
S. A. Hunter of Owatonna is in the
city today.
Miss Belle Beatty visited in St
Peter yesterday.
Mrs. r. Bingham Of Sleepy Eye is
a Mankato visitor.
R. P. Nolan of Faribault is spend.
ing the day in Mankato.
Attorney H. l.. Schmitt is in the
cities today on legal business.
A. C. Hedberg is in Worthington
attending the Baptist state conven
ton.
Attorney U. G. Argetsinger OF
Mapleton is in the city on business
today.
A. NJ Conner of Albert Lea is
visiting his sister, Mrs. |. N. Temp
kins, on Byron street.
Mrs. Frank Fowler and Mrs. John
Murphy went to Minneapolis today
to remain the rest of the week.
Harry Steele of North Mankato
left yesterday to resume hts position
as instructor of agriculture in the
schools of Meadowland.
Miss Mabel Mettler returned tt
Mankato last night after visit witt
Mrs. A. Sweet at Minneapolis. Mrs
Sweet was formerly Miss Ada Con
ner of this city.
Rev. P. x. Edwards will go tt
Faribault tomorrow to act as {
pail bearer at the funeral of DR.
TenBroeck, who was professor o.
Bible history in Seabury seminary.
Mrs. William Clark and little son
Donald, arrived yesterday for al
extended visit with Mrs. Clark's
mother, Mrs. Kate Under of Libert!
street. Mrs. Clark was formerly
Miss Lolita Under.
Rev. r. w. Hobbs of this cit!
left today for Worthington to attent
the Baptist state convention. While
at the convention Mr.. Hobbs will en-
deavor to obtain the meeting fo
! Mankato the coming year.
] Mr. and Mrs. Frank Axtt and son
! Bernard, of Everett, Wash, are guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Armstrong. Mr.
] AXtt is chief clerk for the Grea
Northern Railway company and ha
( been employed there for ten years.
c. T.. Dixie, general superintendent
of the Northwestern railroad, will
headquarters at Huron, S. D., ant
J. w. Doyle, the division superintend
ent of the road spent last evenin;
/ in the city. They are on tour o
inspection.
Mrs. o. A. Potter and her siste
| Miss Elsie Armstrong of Chicago
j are visiting relatives and friend
here this week Mr. Potter was cash
Ter at the Chicago Great Western
freight depot, and is now with thi
company in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. G. j. Glacier left thi
morning for Seattle, Wash, afte
spending several weeks with Mrs
Glaciers mother, Mrs. Mary E. Wi
liams. Mr. and Mrs. Glacier formerl
lived in San Francisco, but will max
their home in Seattle.
Albert A. Titus of Minneapolis
champion checker player of this state
spent a few minutes at the Ere
Press office this morning. Mr.. THU
was interested in meeting gentleme
in this city who had some reputs
| ton as checker sharks. He jus
wanted to say hello" to his brothe
checkerists and had no desire
engage in combat.
Mrs. T. II. Summers will leav
tomorrow morning for a six week
eastern trip. She will go to Buffalo
N. Y, by way of Chicago, visit in A
bany, go down the Hudson and wi
then visit in New York City. Frol
October 20 to October 20 she wi
attend the worlds convention {
Woman's Christian Temperance unto
; in Brooklyn and will go directl
from there to the national w. c.
u. convention in Asbury Park, Ne
Jersey. The convention there wi
be in session until November 6. Mr.
Summers will visit in Boston G
her way home and will then stop
Columbus, Ohio, to spend sho
time with relatives.