The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-08-21

from several weeks visit I'm Mime
apolis. s3rs IS. 'rrrw
Miss Gladys Caldwell. $40 Nicollet
avenue, is spending a few days visit.
ing In Blue Earth.
Mrs. Barbara Meyers and Mrs. A.
, II. Scherer went today to Mime
apolis TO visit for short time.
Mrs. ID. I. Hudson and daughter,
Miss Irene, of. Window were in Man
kato on a shopping trip yesterday.
L. A. Mizener Of st. Paul, travelling
freight agent OF the Omaha railroad,
was In the city on business today.
Miss Gertrude Landkamer return
ed to Mankato last evening after
spending two weeks with friends at
Lakefield.
s. c. Collins of Window was In
Mankato this afternoon. He came In
over the Dan Patch line from the
twin cities.
M. J. Boyle OF Winona, superintend-
ent of the Minnesota division Of the
Northwestern railroad, was I'm the
city today with his private car.
Mrs. Mark Benedict and little son,
George of La Crosse are visiting
the formers mother. Mrs. William
Irving. and sister, Miss Jessie Irving.
An automobile party. consisting Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Benson and Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Kent, all of Willmar,
sojourned at the Saulpaugh yesterday.
Frank l.. McCadden OF Fairmont
was In the city today on a land deal.
With him were Mr. and Mrs. Unke
Of Fairmont. Mr.. McCadden was
formerly a resident here.
Mrs. Gutheisch and daughter Leila.
Of GAINESVILLE, arrived last night and
are guests Of Mrs. c. l.. Kennedy.
Miss Gutfeisch is a graduate Of
the Mankato normal school.
Miss Edith Grannis has returned
from Madison, Wis, where she at.
tended the summer school of the
state university. She has concluded
her work and obtained her degree.
Mrs. Andrew Johnson and her
dauf liter of Rapidan came to Man.
kato today and the little girl under.
went an operation this afternoon for
the removal OF her tonsils and ade-
noids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel w. Walker
Of Caldwell, Kansas. are guests of
their son. o. w. Walker and family.
They have been spending the sum.
mer In Duluth and are now on their
way home.
Miss Louisa FIGHTER of Jordan and
Miss Alice Lutte of Akron. Ohio
called on friends in the city yes
terday. They are on, their way to
spend weeks vacation at Lake
Chetek near Tracy. yh
c. A. Grade. engraver. of Indian.
apolis and 8. SHERMAN OF Minneapo.
lis. representing the Carter Car com.
pany Of that city. came to Mankato
from Minneapolis yesterday in an
automobile and stopped at the Helm.
rich.
John Page left yesterday for Pipe.
stone with seven teams, planning
to drive the horses all the way.
He has the contract for the hauling
on the paving contract which was
recently awarded to the Widell com.
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nicolin and
daughter and Mr.. Matt Heck and
family. all Of st. Paul, motored to
Mankato Saturday, and have been
visiting at the home Of Martin Wal.
ser. The party left Sunday evening
on the return trip.
+. A. Wagon. chief clerk at the
Northwestern freight Office, together
with Mrs. Wagen,, left Sunday noon
for Hanolindtown, Iowa, where they
viii visit a short time. They will
later go to Watertown, S. D. They
expect to be back i'm Mankato next
Monday morning.
Mrs. o. S. Southwick, Mrs.
E. B. Rochester, Mrs. Ger.
trude Kingsland and the latter's
daughter, Miss Mary Kingsland, all
Of Wells, Mimi, were in Mankato
last evening on their way to Yellow.
stone park. changing here from the
Milwaukee to the Omaha line.
T. c. Peart, formerly OF this
city, but now of Minneapolis, is
here arranging to dispose of his
property at the corner Of Lock and
Bradley streets. II Mr.. Peart does
not effect sale in a few days he
will rent the house. The house is
now occupied by Mr.. Page and fam.
lily.
Miss Edna Larson who has been
the office assistant in the offices of
DR.. @. r. Curran and DIR. Carl
Holman for several years, will leave
tomorrow for short stay in winona
and will then go to Rochester, where