The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-06-12

DIR. J. w. B. welcome OF Sleepy
Eye was in Mankato on professional
business yesterday.
Andrew Rudberg went to Madelia
today to attend the marriage OF his
niece. Mrs. Asper Uleberg. 2
Mrs. Swan l.. Strom has gone to
Chicago to spend two months visit
ing in that city with friends and
relatives. af
Miss Hanson, teacher in Sleepy
aye, underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis at Immanual hospital yes.
terday. s+r
Miss Celia Meaghan OF Lake Wash
ington spent part of yesterday IL
Mankato while on her way home from
the west
Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Hixon and
son, Pencil, will leave tomorrow for
Minneapolis where they will make
their home.
Mrs. Oscar Ecklund of ST. Peter is
the guest OF Mrs. NJ. J. Nerbovig and
will remain for the u. c. T. conven-
tion this week. .' 8 ..
Mrs. Anette johnson and son OF
Ontario, Cal, arrived in the city to.
day to spend part of the summer with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. ]. z. Reynolds went to st.
Paul this afternoon, having been
called there ON account of the illness
Of her son, wilfred ID. Reynolds.
Mrs. G. L. Olson and daughter,
Eleanor, who have been guests of
friends here for ten days, will leave
tomorrow for their home in Mcintosh,
Is. ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. OFT are in
Mortified today to attend the Garlic
ton college commencement exercises
Their niece, Miss Glee OFT, graduates
with this years class. ..s
George Atchison went to North
field this morning to attend the com
mencement exercises of Carleton col.
lege where his daughter, Violet, is a
graduate this year. Mrs. Atchison
went to Mortified Monday. .
Raymond Hughes, Winfield Smith,
Clarence Dodds, Fred Mott and Maui
rice Hancock, Miss Doris Curran,l Miss
Eleanor widell, Miss Alice Shepard
and Robert Cooper have returned
from Carleton college, where they
are students.
Miss Mabel. Swendemen of Chicago
arrived in Mankate~. today to take
charge of the corset department in
the +. w. Kruse company store. She
was for several years In the employ
of the Gossard Corset company OF
Chicago and is thoroughly expert
enced corset filter.
Rev. OF. Arthur, pastor of the
Swedish Lutheran church, will leave
tomorrow morning for Sycamore, Ilk,
where he will attend the annual con-
vention of the Swedish Lutheran Au-
gustana synod, representing Swedish
Lutheran churches of America to a
number exceeding 1,400 with about
275,000 members.
Fairmont Sentinel: Conductor Red
mond of the Omaha is taking a lay
of, refreshing himself for service on
the main line. Conductor Flood, who
succeeds Mr.. Redmond, "holds the
age" among Omaha railway ticket
punchers and is probably one of the
best known men of his profession in
the west. He will take up his resi-
In. ha m
find a place to lay his head.
City Attorney Arthur Schaub will
go to the twin cities tomorrow to
collect evidence and make other prep
arations to fight the suit of the Con-
sumers' Power company which seeks
to nullify the dollar gas ordinance.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Van Praag and
daughter Louise of Minneapolis are
expected here tonight to spend the
rest of the week with Mrs. Van
Praag's mother. Mrs. NJ. Fallenstein.
Leonard Tabatt, farmer of Pleas.
ant Mound, was In the city ON bust.
ness today.
Fl. r. Carney vent to Minneapolis
on business today.
Mrs. Ida Van Wrinkle left today
on a trip to the west, expecting 10
be gone for some time visiting diff
ferent points in Montana, Washing.
ton and California.
Fairmont Sentinel. David Healey,
the faithful free rural route mail man,
went to Mankatb today to attend a
meeting OF his fellow workers.