The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-07-10

Henry. returned yesterday from a
two weeks visit in st. Louis.
Miss Emma vergote spent Satur-
day and Sunday with relatives In
Marshall, returning this morning.
e. ]. Olson, connected with the
Kruse company's store at La Crosse,
was in Mankato on business today.
Periey Keene of Minneapolis spent
Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. L. Keene of West Mankato.
Mrs. Millie Haggard Of Mankato
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Chester Stewart, Capitol avenue, st.
Paul. i
Frank Stevens OF Rock Creek,
Mimi, spent the Fourth with his
brother, C. J. Stevens, 227 South
Fourth.
Frank Gustafson, car repairer for
the Omaha road, will spend a week
in Minneapolis and at his farm In
Milaca county.
Miss Stella Hanson, who Is pub
lie librarian at Sioux City, Iowa, Is
spending a month with her parents
on Carroll street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Hixon and
sons, Lloyd and Pennell. spent the
weekend with friends in Mankato and
at Lake Washington.
Miss Millie Johnson, who Is a stem
cgrapher in Minneapolis. spent Sun.
day with her parents here, return.
ing to her work last night.
Mrs. j. p. Tredennick OF Minnea.
polls and her sister, Mrs. Emmons of
Chicago, were weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Eager.
Miss Rhoda Jarchow Of Minneapolis
and Miss Anna Sather OF Worthing-
ton visited over the Fourth with Miss
Pearl Cleveland, south Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Van Praag and
daughter, Louise, OF Minneapolis,
who have been guests of relatives
here, motored to GAINESVILLE yester-
day.
Anton Wagner OF the Free Press
newspaper force returned this. noon
from an extended visit and sight
seeing trip to the twin cities and
saltwater.
Al Hollmichel OF st. Paul came
down Thursday evening to spend the
Fourth with his parents who reside
on North Fifth street. Mr.. Hollmichel
returned to st. Paul yesterday.
Judge w. w. Keysor of st. Louis,
Mo-, Is the guest of his parents, Cap
tain and Mrs. Clarke Keysor. Judge
Keysor is professor In the law de-
partment Of Washington university
In st. Louis. -.
Mrs. f. II. Mcleod OF LIE Sueur,
Misses Elizabeth and Anna Jones
of Los Angeles, Cal, and Mrs. Fin
ley w. Goodrich of Durand. Wis.
arrived this noon for brief visit
with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Peterson OF
Mankato have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Lofgren at Hopkins. On
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Lofgren en-
tertained group OF women in honor
Of her sister, Mrs. Peterson.
d. w. and J. w. Griffiths arrived
Friday evening from Wales. They
will make their future home in Am
erica. d. w. Griffiths Is a news.
paper man and will seek employment
in the twin cities or Duluth.
Mrs. ID. l.. Tyson, Mrs. c. L. vii
son, A. c. Tyson, Joseph McWaide
and Miss May Quavo OF Minneapolis
and Miss Ella Wilson of this city
spent today at Madison Lake. The
Minneapolis people will motor to
that city tomorrow.
Charles Lentz of Lake Wilson spend
a day with relatives and friends in
Mankato after which he went to Min
nesota Lake to visit with his folks fol
| a week. From there he intends &c
take a trip to Montana and visit rela
tives after which he will return to
Lake Wilson to resume his duties.
Minneapolis Journal: Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. s. Davies, Mr.. and Mrs. p
w. Davies, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Alvin
Davies, Mr.. and Mrs Lester Davies
and Ralph Davies Of Minneapolis
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Monsoon and Mr.
and Mrs. George o. Brown and son
of Mankato spent the Fourth al
Suburbandale, Parker's Lake.
| J. r. Johnson. cashier at the North
western freight depot, and o. @
Groh, the telegrapher, spent the
Fourth at Sleepy Eye. They say the
celebration was a magnificent one
Fine music was furnished by the
band from Springfield. In a closely
contested ball game Sleepy Eye beat
Springfield by the score Of two tc
one. There was an enjoyable dance
In the evening. ... g.. 80. .....
Miss Dorothea Anderson returned
Friday noon from visit with heI
sister, Mrs. Felix Hultgren,, at Wa
SEGA. ...- e-.-4f e
| @. A. Anderson came home from
st. Cloud to spend the Fourth and 9
few more days with his family. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Hultgren came
from waseca TO spend the Fourth
and few more days with relative.
and friends. A1
| Jacob Gish and little daughter
Mary Louise, OF lie Sueur spent par
of today in Mankato while on thei
way to waterville to visit relatives
Miss Myrtle Wood went TO 81