The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-06-26

In hospr of MRS Richardson's niece.
Miss Merle Richardson, who Is soon
to become the bride OF Melvin SEQ
vile, bank cashier Of Parker's Prairie
II was parcel shower and Miss
Richardson received many pretty and
useful gifts. The rooms were beauti-
fully decorated with ferns, roses,
peonies and other flowers.
J. d. Deets Is In Winona on bust.
ness today. -gf.
Mrs. Henry Cole Of Lake Crystal
was in the city yesterday. ifsa
Griffith Jones of Lake Crystal was
In Mankato on business today.
T. A. Campbell wa in Minnesota
yesterday on Insurance business.
Attorney Ivan Bowen is In ST.
Peter on legal business today.
Mrs. d. ID. Cummlns and children
of Eagle Lake visitss here yesterday.
Mrs. Fred cummins and baby OF
Eagle Lake spent yesterday in Man
kato.
Jens Johnson and mother, of Lake
Crystal. were in the city on a .busf
ness visit today.
Mrs. Frank Thompson Of Redfield,
s. D., Is the guest OF Mrs, NJ. English
of 121 East Hickory street. aa
Emil Menk. oyerseer OF the Nicol-
let county poor farm, is visiting at
the home az his aunt, Mrs. John
Schultz. .~
Miss Aurora Brockmeyer returned
last evening from St. Paul, where
she has beers visiting friends and
relatives. ..s. .. II.
Miss Edna Fischer, teacher at the
normal school. left yesterday for Bos-
ton. Mass. to Stay there during the
summer months. s.raE .,
Mss Rose Reardon of Worcester,
Mass, arrived this noon to spend the
summer with her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Sullivan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Lang and
their daughter. Dorothy. OF ST. Clair,
accompanied by Mr.. 8. IT. Rodney,
left for Benson last evening.
Warren Griffing is spending a few
days with friends here while on his
way from Luyerne to WATERFOWL, s.
d.. where he will be employed
r. W. Cranston OF Minneapolis,
agent for the American Book com.
pany. was a visitor in the city
today. Mr. ,Cranston rejoiced in the
victory OF Lee. -.
Mrs. William Jones, and her daugh.
, ter, Rachel, and son, Daniel, are In
Mankato from Bismarck. N. D.; to
visit friends and relatives in Man
kato and vicinity. a - 30
Miss Marie Hughes, who has been
teaching In Heron Lake, is spending
the summer with her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Sullivan,
and attending summer school.
F. Z. Ketchum OF Dover was in
the city today TO negotiate the pur-
chase of number OF Hinman MILK
ing machines, and reports that twenty
farmers in that vicinity are now us
ing them. a. bsj td.. .s-.
+, Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Menne left
today for Chicago where they will
visit relatives. From there they will
go to st. Louis to visit Mr.. Menne's
brother, who will be ordained to the
priesthood June 26. ~. B.,
Otto Rakness, assistant cashier of
the First National bank OF Sleepy
Eye, was In the city today as the
guest Of n. p. Paulson. He was on
his way to Avoca, to accept the po-
siticn of cashier of the Ayoca State
bank. .... .... "a.
Albert Pfaender OF New Ulm was
in the city on legal business today.
Il am not going TO say that will
go back to the legislature" said
Mr.. Pfaender, until am elected.
All ] win say now is that I am re-
nominated" .a
Councilman A. O. Lack Is in
Kansas City. attending reception
and entertainment given by the Uni
ted Drug company for the .Rexail''
druggists of the western half OF the
United States. In convention hall
an exposition of drugs, together with
a program OF demonstrations by ex-
perts, Is being held. IAN Arabian
Nights Carnival" to be held this
evening at the Baltimore hotel, will
be feature OF the entertainment.
The program also includes motor
rides about the city, a ball game