The Mankato free press., 1914-10-16

brook last night. He wiz SPEAK at
Madison Lake this evening and at
Rapidan tomorrow. evening.
Mrs. J. A. Irasek and daughter,
Miss Norma. arrived from Milwaukee
last night for an extended visit IN
the city at the home on Henry C.
Gerlich. e
Misses Ruth Hallam and Pearl
Meurer of CRANKY returned to their
home yesterday after weeks Visit
with their grandfather, Mic Stein
bach, w Mankato. a'f
Allan\ jackson, former manager
OF the Standard OH company's
branch here, is in Mankato for a
few days, Mr.. jackson is enjoying
hunt while here. -...
Chief Car Inspector H. E. Finger
| OF the Dan Patch line, who has
been inspecting new cars for the
company at Chicago. viii spend Sun
day at his home in Mankato.
City Commissioner Robert. Lamfn
and family have moved IN from
their summer home at Madison
Lake and Mr., Lamm can be found
in his OFFICE during Office hours.
Mrs. H. Z. Van Campen, presi.
dent !. of, The state department of
the Woman's Relief corps, was the
guest OF Mrs. NJ. D.. Fritz this. morn
ing. Both went to Owatonna this
afternoon TO attend a district meet
ing of that Organization.
Good Thunder Herald: Mrs. r. O.
Eberhart accompanied her husband,
the doctor, to this place on Monday.
Their new home in Mankato will be
ready for occupancy in about two
weeks. She Is a very pleasant little
lady with unassuming manners.
Worthington Globe, Elmer Kyser
and family left this week for Man
kato where they viii make their
home, Mr.. Kyser being employed in
meat market at that place. Mr..
Kyser has been employed in the
Oliver & Madison meat market here
for the past eleven years or more
and has decided to have a change.
The family Is we'll and favorably
known In Worthington and will be
missed.
Mrs. Thomas Hughes OF Byron
street returned last evening from q
delightful trip. in the east She
accompanied her son, Burton. to Har-
ward several weeks ago, and while
in the east 'visited washington,
New York. Boston and also New
Hampshire. Mrs. Hughes has sister
in Boston and was her guest for
ebout three weeks. Mrs. T. N.
Edmands. and daughter, former Man
kato residents, wife and daughter
respectively, of the hate Rev. Ed.
mands. whose tragic death occurred
by drowning about two years ago In
the river near Wahpeton, n. D.,
were visited. Miss Edmands IS
teaching inasthe publi0 oschools in
New Hampshire. ". p soqo,
Mapleton3 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
Mrs. Lorin Gray and Rev. and Mrs.
T. Ross Padeh, Of iMankato, took
advantage ofsthe beautiful weather
last Friday to make an extended trip
over the county, passing the time
of day with their many friends. The
noon stop was,at ,Aiapleton. :.
.Mankato secured 81 another family
from MapletQn the past week be-
cause of there being no houses to
rent here. Ray ellison moved his
family to the. county. seat where he
secured place toolye., He will con-
tinue to workohere going home each
Saturday night. ...,. 2n.9J T. O'Con-
nor, of Beauford, has moved to Man
kato, purchasing the property at 247
Norton street, Mankato, which is on
what is known as Bunker Hill. Many
had hoped that when Mr.. o'Connor
decided to retire from the farm that
he would come to Mapleton and
build. The farm will be conducted
by Mr.. Ed. o'Connor. n