The Mankato free press., 1914-08-07

Il
Saulpaugh hotel, returned last night
from a business trip to the twin
Icities. SIS. .s ...
Miss Caroline Miller of westbrook.
| and her sister. Mrs. Engelman, of
st. James. were visiting in the city
yesterday. s-.
Fairmont Sentinel: Allan Archibald
OF Mankato Is here with his friend
Wallace Sterling. enjoying life at
Hazelmere. ..s. ..su -. ...
4 Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Stevens and
Neil and Max Stevens, all of San
born, came to Mankato In an auto
mobile today.
b. Z. Lee will leave tomorrow for
weeks vacation which he will
spend In Brookings, s. d., and at
Lake Francis.
George Rodman, who has been in
Lewiston for several months, spent
today In the city while on his way
George W. Rowell of North Branch,
who came to Mankato to attend the
funeral OF William Boswell, returned
MS nome last nlgnt.
to Sioux City, Iowa.
Miss Emma Knaub went to Ro-
chester today where she has &C.
cepted position as assistant chief
in the telephone Office.
| Alfred Steinmetz, who has just
completed course in stenograph work
In the city, returned yesterday TO
his home at Comfrey, MINI.
Mrs. A. z. Fillmore and DIR. and II
p. johnson. all Of Fairmont, came to
Mankato today in an automobile and
stopped at the Hotel Heinrich.
| wheaton Williams, who travels for
| the Hubbard Milling company, came
in from his territory yesterday to
remain until the market settles.
Mrs. ]. ID. Sawyer of Hickory street.
delphia arrived in the city Tuesday
and Is visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. ID. Sawyer Of Hickory street.
Window Reporter: Mrs. 8. X. Yae
pie came down from Mankato Tues
day night on account OF the condi
ton Of her son-in-law,. Walter Frost
Mrs. w. III. Rethwill and daughter
| Esther, Misses Termath and Yvonne
Berthiaume OF lie Sueur, motored TO
Mankato today on a shopping ex'
pedition.
wateryille Advance: DR.. and Mrs.
Holman and DIR. and Mrs. Curran
4 and daughter of Mankato, were
guests for supper at the home of
Mrs. Goodail Sunday evening.
Elysian Enterprise: Mr.. and Mrs,
G. NJ. Palmer and a party of twelve
friends drove out from Mankato Sat
urday evening for a six o'clock dinner
at the home of Mrs. s. L. Goodall.
Mrs. NJ. A. Gilmore of Mapleton,
who has been the guest of her
daughters, Mrs. p. w. Barney and
Mrs. George c. Nerboyig. will re.
turn TO her home this evening.
General Gustav widel went last
night to Duluth on business.
I John Holberg of st. Paul, travel
| ing representative Of the Ferguson
Mckinney Dry Goods House of St
! Louis, was a visitor in the city on
business today.
Frank Shelves came from Superior
yesterday to visit his family. Mr.
Skewes is employed in a cooper
4 shop in that city and he states that
he is doing nicely. He has been in
that city since last May.
Window Reporter: ID. F. Bennett
a Mankato aviator, was here yester.
day visiting with Aviator o. w
Timm. Mr.. Bennett uses q Curtiss
so horsepower biplane and announces
that he win fly at lie Mars, Iowa
next Monday and Tuesday. Mr.
Bennett says that he and the Win
dom aviator expect soon to make a
Icross-eountry long-distance flight.
/ Miss Eleanor Pfeiffer left today
for Minneapolis where she will to-
morrow evening attend the marriage
of Miss Mildred Coffin at her home on
Clinton avenue south to Donald Young
a young attorney at Eugene. Ore,
where he is in partnership with his
father, W. Z. Young, formerly OF
4 Mankato, Donald Young is a gradu.
ate OF the law school OF the Uni
versity OF Minnesota.
Miss Lulu Holbert of Mankato will
leave tonight for Minneapolis, where
she will visit friends until Sunday
Then she will go to Saltwater
where she win attend the wedding oi
! Mr.. Carl Martenson of that city
teacher OF the Maple Woods aca
DENY of Minneapolis, to Miss Alma
BergfM, a former pupil Of his. Miss
Holbert herself was once pupil
under the instruction of Mr.. Marten
son at this academy. After the
wedding, she will accompany the
couple on their honeymoon as far
as Chicago, where she viii take ur
a. course In training as nurse at the
| Hinsdale sanitarium. This Is a
three years course.
j. z. Reynolds was In Winnebago
last night. He attended a luncheon
and smoker given In honor Of Opie
Read at the home Of Fred Hadley,
editor OF The winnebago Enterprise.
A number OF gentlemen of that place
were guests. II was very pleasant
affair and greatly enjoyed by all.
Mr. Read Is a delightful character,