The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-07-31

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Point Pleasant, Madison Lake, yes
terday afternoon and evening.
DIR. o'Conner of Amboy was in the
city today. ...,.. ~.
George r. Black went to Amboy
on business today, g..
Mrs. w. L. Jones OF Lake Crystal
spent today In Mankato.
| +. w. Kruse returned yesterday
from a business trip TO Pierre, s. D..
Mr.. and Mrs. Ell Klugherz left
this morning for Duluth, where Mr..
Klughers has business, .. o..
Mrs. A. J. Murphy OF Lake Crys-
tai is spending several days with her
daughter, Mrs. Lorin Cray.
Mrs. Elizabeth Roberts has re-
turned to her home In st. Paul after
visit with her niece Mrs. ID. Little.
Miss Agnes Foltz returned last night
from Wild Rose. N. D., where she
has been the guest of friends for
ten days.
Mrs, G.. w. Neff Of Lake Crystal
visited with Manksto friends today
while on her way to New Ulm,
where she will visit.
Miss Esther Evans has returned to
her home in st. Cloud after spend
ing a short time as the guest OF her
aunt, Mrs. ID. Little.
Miss Emma Bielefeld returned yes
terday from her home In Muscatine,
Iowa, where she spent about two
months with her parents.
Mrs. @. F. Piper and Mrs. l.. A.
Baker OF Minneapolis are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Brett. The
ladies are Mr.. Bretts sisters.
Miss Marian Cosgrove Of lie Sueur
and her little niece, Mary Espenson,
and Marie Carr OF Hainline are guests
of Miss Beth Cole on East Main
street.
Mrs. Isabel Andrews and Mrs.
Fannie Older OF Portage, Wis, are
guests Of Rev. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Balm
on Clark street. The ladies' are
nieces of Mrs. Balm.
Mrs. Robert McCieery will depart
tomorrow FOR her home In Kirksvllle.
Mo-, after a months visit with her
son, DR.. Benjamin McCleery, and
Mrs. c. II. Griebel.
Louis Jaehn. Saulpaugh hotel bar.
Der, is spending his vacation at Salt
Lake City, visiting his sister. He ex-
poets to return by way of Denver
and Colorado Springs.
Mrs. Ross T. Amo OF Minneapolis
Is visiting in the city for d few days.
Mrs. Amo was formerly Miss Tena
Mullen Of Mankato. She is here to
see her sister, Miss Evelyn Mullen.
who was injured In an auto accident,
but is still confined to her bed.
GAINESVILLE Argus: Miss Lille
Quinn, Jams Quinn and Miss Stella
Mccarthy pof Mankato were guests
on Sunday of Miss Mabel Dooley.
Thomas Dooley and family, OF Man
kato, and Miss Hartland, OF Bloom
ing Prairie were also guests at the
same home at The same time.
Waseca Journal Radical. Mr.. ard
Mrs. G. f. Poster and daughter valda
motored over from Mankato Sunday.
They brought over Marjorie McLoone,
who had been spending a few days
with friends in Maiikato Mr.. Pes
ter says he has had a good business
with his vacuum cleaning outfit at
Mankato. HE is fUw installing a
vacuum CLEANING equipment in the
Saulpaugh hotel there.
F. p. WEIGH OF the Illinois Oil COM
pany, with headquarters at Rock
Island, ILL.,, was in the city this
morning experimenting the erection
OF the warehouse and tanks for the
company's business at Rock and
Maple streets. The improvements
viii cost in the neighborhood OF
$4,000. Mr.. WEIGH left the city about
noon and HIS place at experimenting
the job was taken by William Kelly
Of Rock Island. 70"
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Kelly and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lilley came to
Mankato yesterday from Minneapolis
In their touring car and then went
out TO Lake Ballentine, where they
were the guests of r. ]. Mettier, at
his country home. Last evening they
took a fishing tour OF the lake. Mrs.
Kelly and Mrs. Lilley showed them
selves to be experts with the. rod and
line and caught large number Of
fish. The whole. party. accompanied
by Mr.. Mettler, will go back to Min
neapolis in the touring car tomorrow.
New Ulm Review: Ten of the lead.
ing lights OF the city accompanied by
Ed. c. Weeks Of Mankato and Theo-
dore Schonlau and Hjalmer Hoidale
OF Minneapolis. leave today for
Walker, Mimi. on a fishing trip to
last the balance of the week. A
glance at the list of names of those
going shows that even II they should
not bring home any fish there will be
no lack of fish yarns for their
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