The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-06-13
/ behind the cigar counter at the
Heinrich hotel

behind the cigar counter at the
Heinrich hotel
James Mahoney of this city and
John j. Kohon of Window will leave
tomorrow for British Columbia, where
they have purchased town lots in the
Peace River district. a.
Miss Minnie Dethloff, chief clerk
in the city waterworks department,
left yesterday on a two weeks vaca-
ton which she will spend in Aber-
deem and Groton, S. D. .a. -
Miss Blanche Falkner,, who has
been cashier at the Wonderland for
the past year, left yesterday to spend
the summer with her parents in Van
couver, British Columbia.
Mr., and Mrs. r. E. Brown will go
to Faribault tomorrow to attend a
musical to be given at st. Mary's
Hall. Their daughter, Miss Katherine
will appear in the musical
Herbert Wagon of Amboy is help
ing ont in Wagons North Front
street meat market this week during
the absence of his brother, Charles,
who is on a fishing excursion.
Mrs. George w. Haigh went to Min
neapolis today to be present at the
exercises of the state
where her daughter, Miss
Margaret Haigh, will graduate.
Editor and Mrs. William Dillman
of 80 Earth were in MankatO last
evening attending the normal COM
exercises. Mr.. Dillman
is editor of The Blue Earth Post.
Mrs, Minnie Shepley of Farming
ton is in the city to witness the nor
NAL graduation exercises. Her daugh-
ter, Miss Grace Shepley, graduated
last night from the advanced course.
Professor. ]. NJ. Mcconnell will go
to Worthington on June II to ad-
dress the graduates of the Mobiles
rural schools. He will speak
on, 1.-The Country School, It's Ac-
and Possibilities.
Good Thunder Herald: Miss Sig
rid Rudberg of Mankato is spending
4 couple of days with Miss Lynda
Billet. Miss Rudberg is nurse,
ind has been caring for Mrs. Charles
Mccarthy at Mapleton for some time
past.
Miss Josephine Griffith, who has
attended the normal school here this
year. left this morning for Roches.
.er where she will undergo an opera
ion for appendicitis. She will go
rom there to her home in Wood
lake
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Cassutt have re-
turned from Dubuque, Ia, and will be
here short time before leaving for
Seattle. where they will make their
home. Mr.. Cassutt will engage in
the electric piano business with his
brother c. j. Cassutt.
Miss Adella Halves and Miss Esther
Daniels went to Minneapolis yester-
day afternoon and will spend the
weekend at Lake Minnetonka. Miss
Daniels will spend next week at
Hamline attending the commencement
festivities at the university
Charles Scoville, former night ser
geant on the Mankato police force,
left yesterday on an extended visit
in the south. On his way he will
stop at Indianapolis, and then will
visit at different points in Alabama,
and Louisiana
Walter R. Flachsenhar, travelling
representative for the West Publish
ing company, st. Paul, in West Vir-
ginia, is in Mankato He comes
here to attend the wedding of his
brother. j. J. Flachsenhar The lat
ter will be married to Miss Alice
Scherer tomorrow.
Winfield Smith and Robert Cooper
returned last night by train from ST.
Paul, having made the trip in COM
pany with r. Palon by canoe They
had delightful trip and camped by
the riverside, getting their own meals
and sleeping out. Mr.. Palon went
from st. Paul to his home in North
fiald