The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-10-02

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Miss Leonas Bier spent yesterday
with her mother IN Sleepy Eye.
| Dr., James Of ,winnebago is a
guest Of DR.. Earl G. Girvin of
Mankato. 9g .
Mrs. Joseph Kohl and little son
are guests OF the formers mother,
Mrs. Deuboll. aHs
County Attorney Albert Running
OF St. James was in Mankato on
business today. ~
Martin and Cofnie Burk of New
Ulm We're guests Of friends in Man.
kato yesterday.
Mrs. John Harmer OF waseca is a
guest at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. F. Sullivan.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Kroon Of Still
water are the guests of their son
II. c. Kroon. in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Keene motored
10 Winnebago yesterday TO attend
the Methodist conference.
George Steinmetz and John Golden
of the Omaha freight Office, spent
yesterday in New Ulm.
Miss Elsie Retzlaff returned 10
Mankato yesterday after spending o
few days at her home in New Ulm.
Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Johnson accom-
panied by DR. and Mrs NJ. b. Wood
motcved to st Paul Saturday after
noon and remained over Sunday.
Mrs. Jonah Jones OF Columbus
Wis. has returned to her home. after
q visit with her daughter. Miss Han
nah Jones, on South Second street
Rev. Edward Constant preached in
the Congregational church in st
Clair yesterday. o. W. Walker &C
companied Mr.. Constant to ST. Clair
/ Mrs. j. z. Reynolds returned Satur
day from ST. Paul. where she was
the guest OF friends. Miss Grace
Reynolds will remain in 81. Pau
few days longer.
Mrs. Henry Hobart Of Alexandria
Mimi, who has been visiting in the
city at the home of her sisters
Mrs. w. II. Girvin and w. Z. Muir
den. returned to her home today.
ST. Paul Pioneer Press: Mr.. and
Mrs. L. l.. Patterson. IA Osceola
avenue, will spend the winter In
Santa Barbara, Cal. and have leased
their residence to Mr.. and Mrs. Brun
son OF Saltwater.
i Mrs. s. s. Gilmore OF Detroit, Mich.
Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II
Girvin. Mrs Gilmore is a former
resident OF Mankato, but has no,
been in the city at any time during
the last twenty years.
Mrs. L. E. Stankey. who has been
visiting I'm the city at the II. d
Diamond home, has departed fol
Madison, Wis! 10 attend the funera
of an uncle and visit relatives. Later
she will visit in Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Spaulding am
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. ID. Fritz made ar
auto trip to winnebago. While the
roads we're hard, from Vernon Center
south they lacked gravel The mair
road, however is now being graded
preparatory to top dressing. The
farms around Winnebago are wei
stocked with cattle, sheep and hogs
and the country is as fine as any In
the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Lang accompan
led by their neices, Mrs. Hugh Nc
Lean Of Chicago and Mrs. Over
Blanchard Of ST. Paul, motored I;
st. Paul Saturday Afternoon. Mes
danes Mclean and Blanchard haG
been guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lang
and also of their grandmother. Mrs
Mary l.. Boegen. ard their aunts
Mrs. Frances Schwarble and Mrs. WA
liam Wittrock for a short time.
Rev. c. A. Lndahl returned TO-DAY
from st. Paul, where he attended the
Swedish Baptist conference. Impress
siye ceremonies were held In connec
ton with the convention yesterday al
the newly erected seminary building
at Hamlne. This building Is located
Just across from the northeast cor
ner of the fair grounds. II was
erected at a cost OF $4,000. The
dedication will take place on Thanks
giving day The new president of the
conference Is Rev. @. A. Hagstrom
His former pastor, DIR. Frank Peter
son OF Minneapolis who was chair
man OF the conference school board
gave the new presiding officer his
charge and instructions. The confer
ence was attended by about seven
hundred delegates. a....... a..
Winnebago MINI, September %
AT business session OF the Metho
d;st-Episcopal conference Saturday. Q
resolution was passed TO cooperate
with Dean Wood of the state agrl
cultural school, in the agricultural
work A committee consisting OF Z
III. Edwards of Castle Rock. T.. Hick
man of Byron, and c. Riehike OF
Rushmore. was appointed to carry
out the plan.
There Is a pronounced sentiment
in favor of the Minnesota and North
ern Minnesota conferences uniting
A commission may be appointed to
. further the union.
rrs,ted Great Epth,<iasp,