The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-08-28

Defore ScnOO opens.
Mrs. j. +. Meyer and daughter OF
Sanborn are visiting Mrs. Martha
! Iceberg for a few days.
Mrs. Ed. Davis of Ontario, Cal,
spent Sunday and Monday in town
with friends and relatives.
Leo J. Carney left this afternoon
for Chicago, TO be gone the rest OF
the week on a business trip.
Misses Margaret and Catherine DE,
ininger of Owatonna were in the
city visiting friends yesterday.
r. l. Merrill and wife and son, of
Fort Dodge. arrived in Mankato last
night on an automobile tour. j
Glen Shoemaker and family have
returned from Jordan, Mimi, where
they have been visiting friends.
b. +. Lenley OF Webster City, Iowa
Is In town on business connected
with the Peterson Land company.
Miss Louise Flittie, who has been
visiting at Mason City, Iowa, for a
week. returned home yesterday.
Miss May Coughiin Of GAINESVILLE
and Miss Carol Bangham of Duluth
are the guests Of Mrs. Robert Eber.
hart.
Mrs. f. L. Malmin. who has been
the guest of Mrs. NJ. o. Sundt, re.
turned today to her home in Blue
Earth.
Miss lola Cove OF Madelia is spend
fn0 thn wEanE NJ thA nA,a ~ I>r
uncle, Charles Estes, on Glenwood
avenue.
V. s. Morsman of Minneapolis,
connected with the Northwestern
Telephone company. visited Man.
kato today.
An automobile party consisting Of
X. Denman and three others, all of
Omaha, sojourned at the Heinrich
hotel today.
B. B. Scripture Of Winona. con.
ductor on the Chicago and North.
western railroad, was a visitor in
the city today.
w. w. Stanton OF Owatonna, dis.
trict traffic chief for the Northwes.
NNA" AShNPiohS company, was III lllt
city on business today.
p. p. Lucke and family OF lie
Mars, Iowa. came to the city today,
having made the entire trip from
lie Mars I'm an automobile.
o. f. Hoflund and family of Ha.
warden, Iowa. came to the city last
evening in an automobile and stop
ped at the S%aulpaugh hotel.
John Clements of Minneapolis is
in Mankato visiting at the home of
his grandmother. Mrs. Sarah Good.
win, on Glenwood avenue
T. o. Garberg of Rapidan departed
for Abercrombie, n. D., Sunday
where he will spend a few days
looking after business interests.
George W. Sugden writes from
Montreal that his party had a de-
lightful trip down the st. Lawrence
river. and hat they will start for
home soon.
Mrs. W. X. Bufham of Idaho Falls,
Idaho, a. former resident of this
city, arrived here today and will
be the guest Of Mrs. A. j. Veigel for
a few days.
Mrs. F. l.. Babcock and her daugh-
ter. Rene, have returned from a
trip to the Pacific coast. They visited
at San Francisco, Stockton, Seattle
and Portland.
Miss Bessie Aldrich, a former
teacher in the Mankato schools, who
has been the guest of Mrs. C. n.
Weyer for a week, left today for
her home in Window.
Miss Lola Miller of st. Paul. who
has been visiting in the city for a
few days, went to Flandreau, s. d..
this morning where she will remain
for an indefinite period.
Mrs. II. c. Erwin and daughter.
Jean of st. Cloud are I'm the city
as guests OF the formers mother,
Mrs. r. ID. Hubbard. They will re-
main about two weeks.
William T.. Mohr of Lansford, n.
d., was in Mankato yesterday. Mr..
Mohr is a member Of the firm of
Mohr & Walstad, who deal in farm
lands In the Mouse River loop coun.
try.
o. +. Treanor was I'm from De.
coria yesterday advertising an auc.
ton sale of. his stock and farm ma
chinery, to be held next Monday.
MIR. Treanor recently purchased the
Cowan property at the head Of Glen.
wood avenue, and will move there
about the middle Of the coming
month.
Miss Louise Johnson has gone to
Plentywood, Montana, where she will
visit relatives. Miss Johnson intends
to spend the winter I'm Hawaii with
an uncle who lives there, but owing
to war troubles she has been un.
able to get any communication from
him, although a c%ablegram from
Hawaii, early i'm the summer stated
that a letter was on its way.
Fred w. Rruse returned last night
from New York where he has been
buying goods. Like others who have
visited New York, Mr.. Kruse says
that everybody in the east is talk.
ing war. but business is picking
up somewhat. Although prices are
advancing, Mr.. Kruse states that
his firm Is protected against fur
The. aAva,no fcr a, t.... - 10TH.