The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-10-09
Chicago under the auspices OF the
Tabernacle and North Shore Bap-
fist chruehes.
seamans-Walker.

searans- Walker.
Word has been received from
Omaha. announcing the marriage OF
Mrs. w Seamans. formerly a mil
liner of Mankato, TO Rome Walker
of Ruskin. Nebraska, editor OF The
Ruskin News. The marriage took
place in the Presbyterian parsonage
al Omaha.
Wienerwurst Roast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Wood. Misses
| Minnie Lindfelt. Alma Gustavson,
Ida Holm, Fred Manson. Fred Widell
and Leo Landkamer all enjoyed a
wienerwurst roast at Sibley park last
evening. .a
Miss Elsie Jache left today on a
trip to Minneapolis.
County Attorney j. W. Schmitt
\ Is I'm Amboy today. ..s, 3D..
Miss Cornelia Pettis of st. Peter
I visited in Mankato today.
| Mrs. A. j. Anderson OF Wells was
visitor I'm the city today.
Mrs. Charles l.. West OF Austin
visited In Mankato today.
Mrs. ]. Tredennick of Minneapolis
/ Is the guest of Mrs. j. NJ. Eager.
| Mrs. l.. N. Odds of Wells called on
acquaintance In the city today.
r. ]. Straw of Lakeland. Florida,
is In Mankato calling on friends.
]. NJ. Messer of Worthington made
business visit to Mankato today.
b. ]. DeGroodt of Redwing was in
Mankato today on business trip.
Attorney Ivan Bowen went to Am
boy to attend the fair this after
noon.
Roy +. Allison, county surveyor,
motored to Amboy today to attend
the fair. r.
F. W. Bray of wabasso, Mimi,
called on business associates I'm Man
kato today.
DIR. A. G.. Liedlof was I'm Mime
apolis yesterday attending a medical
convention.
Editor II. c. Hotaling of The Ma
pleton Enterprise was I'm Mankato
last evening.
V. II. Jacoby Of Fairmont was a
visitor In the city today, stopping at
the Saulpaugh.
Mrs. n. II. bUTHDtIE tStufhtu yes
terday from a visit with relatives at
Spirit Lake, Iowa.
Mrs. Albert Kneed and Mrs. Fred
Pfaender of New Ulm are guests of
relatives here today. CO."
J. Brugger. president OF the State
bank of Butterfleld was a business
visitor i'm Mankato Yesterday.
Fred Lobdell of Willmar Is visit
ing In the city. Mr.. Lobdell Is run
ming a meat market in that town.
Thomas Thompson. cashier OF the
First National bank ut st. James,
transacted business in Mankato yes.
terday.
Clerk OF Court Krost, Judge of
Probate Hughes. and c. l.. Kennedy.
county auditor went to the fair at
Amboy today.
b. J. DeGroodt, division freight
agent of the Great Western, with
headquarters at Redwing. was a Wis
itor in the city today.
p. w. Pitcher. @. A. Lewis, Anton
osten and ]. G. Fowler were among
the Mankato people who attended
the fair at Amboy today. . .lr.
Mrs. B. w. Tompkins OF Portland.
Ore, is visiting in Mankato at the
home OF her mother, Mrs. Tryphena
Hughes, on Pleasant street. ..
Mr.. Srtaw Is offering his Madison
Lake home for sale. He Is enthusi-
astic over Florida, and is engaged
in the real estate business.
Waterville Advance: r. J. Straw
of Florida, formerly of Mankato and
at ~ n,,f ri
block was In town Tuesday.
"Old Man" Dillman of The Blue
Earth Post passed through Mankato
last evening en- route to his home
after a day spent in st. Paul.
G. r. Manwaring of ST. James
spent yesterday in the city. Mr.
Manwaring Is president of the Citi-
zens National bank of st. James.
Mrs. II. J. Toegel and her son,
Charles have gone to Marshfield,
Wis, to attend the holy profession
OF Mrs. Toegels sister, Sister NJ.
Julitta.
Agnes Kleven of Mortified is visit.
ing at the home of her sister, Mrs.
II. Moss. She is on her way to Dana
college, Blair, Neb., where she viii
teach again this year.
Mrs. Gottfried Kruse and her son
and daughter, Albert and Miss Agnes
X. Kruse, went to Window today
to visit Mrs. Kruse's other daughter.
Miss Lucy Kruse, who Is a teacher
in the public schools in that city.
The visitors will return to Mankato
tomorrow.
DR.. A. J. Wentworth came to Man.
kato today from st. Paul, where he
has been engaged at the Bethesda
hospital and will hereafter be located
in Mankato, practicing In partnership
with DR.. J. p. Rosenwald.
Bemidji Pioneer: Mr.. and Mrs. II.
NJ. Hamilton of Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
who have spent the summer here
Mt Walker. left this morning for their
home. The Hamiltons have been
spending their summers here for
number of years.
.Ianesville Argus: Glenn Allyn of
Madison Lake was in this place We'd
nesday with his racing car. He was
on the trail Of valuable dog recent
ly lost and supposed to have strayed
away after number OF horse traders
This week Glynn goes to Iowa to
run three races for big stakes.
II. f. Mathews. advance represent
alive for The Seven Keys to Bald
pate" en- attraction that will be at
Mankato Theatre on October 10, was
in Mankato today. comforting with
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