The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-07-03

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beautiful silver spoon as a remem-
brance of the happy event. The after.
noon was spent playing auction
bridge.
Mrs. Lindell of Waseca is the
guest of her parents in this city. o.,
Attorney Ivan Bowen went to st.
Paul today to argue case in supreme
court. ~, E. .-- ,....f
Charles T. Taylor left yesterday
afternoon on a business trip to
Minneapolis. :s,s. ...,
C.. X. Willard of Heron Lake, for
merly of Mankato, was a visitor in
the city today.
Mrs. Frank Clague OF Redwood
Falls is the guest Of her brother. At
torney Miles Porter.
Little Miss Donna Weed OF Excel
sior is spending several weeks with
her grandmother, Mrs. Nelson Weed.
George b. Rhoads OF Shelby, Iowa,
was operated on for appendicitis q
few days ago at the Emmanuel hos
pital.
w. H.. Wilson OF owatonna re-
turned to- that city, today, after, visit
Ing. at the home Of his daughter,
Mrs. Q. o. DALEY, ben. NJ ..,s,...
b Walter and Hazel Johnson Of Els
worth. Wis.,, are the. guests of Mr..
and Mira C. l. Farm In Belgrade for
q week or ten days. s,Iaco,s.,,
Mr. aud Mrs,oL o W. ,Krdeger OF
Mapleton came to-, Manksto yester.
day, ITO attend last evenings SEES
sion Of the ehautauapa.
qsMissu blanche Door Of, this city
left this week for Madison, Wis.
where she will do postgraduate work
at the University; of Wisconsin.
suDryI and Mrs, IF A. Dodge and
daughter. Elizabeth, = and Miss, Ruth
Perrin eof lie Speur motored to Man
kato today and spent the afternoon
hefeSC Tps TUU-E %. urs ot-Er-lr.
~ Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Korsell OF Chi
cago are spending a week in the
city at the home OF Mr.. Korsells
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Korsell
The young couple are on their honey
moon.
DR.. A. w. Daniels. formerly OF St
Peter and who Is well and favorably
known here, and who now resides at
Pomona. Cal, arrived at st. Peter
last Thursday for his annual visit
with his sons, DR.. A. w. Daniels and
III. w. Daniels. He expects to visit
there the greater part of the sum
+ Attorney J. e. Regan left last,
evening on business trip to Still
water. He had also planned to be
present at the meeting of the dem
ocratic state nominees, to be held
today in st. Paul. for the purpose OF
electing campaign committee and
making other arrangements for the
struggle against the republicans.
GAINESVILLE Argus: We were pleased
to receive a visit from p. II. Kelley
Saturday morning and to. note the
fact that his acute vision of men
and things, politically and religiously
is none the less acute on account of
advancing years and a predisposition
to human ailments that sometimes
comes unbidden to afflict humanity
We were pleased also. to learn that
he is much improved and that he bids
fair TO regain normal conditions as TO
health and life. There Is nothing min
imising about the manly stature OF
such man as Mr.. Kelley. Under any
circumstances II is always inspiring
and uplifting. r, ..,,..,
Waseca Journal: J. T. Lewis visited
the storm stricken section around
Lake Crystal Sunday. A strip. M.
teen miles wide by about thirty
miles long suffered heavy damage by
hail On some farms the crops are
entirely destroyed. Mr.. Lewis said,
he talked with one man who owned
three farms and the crops on all of
them were ruined. The storm seemed
TO dip down and up SO that some OF
the farms were passed over with little
damage while those on either side
were deluged with hail. Mr.. Lewis
says his farm was on the outskirts
Of the storm and the crops were
only partially DESTROYED.