The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-08-07

and Mrs. Charles o. Hoerr motored
to Minneapolis today for a short visit.
Miss Lillian Hughes returned last
night from Madison, Wis. where she
attended the university summer
school.
/ L. J. Dostal and daughter of Jackson
are I'm Mankato today. Mr.. Dostal
Is register of deeds Of jackson
county.
Miss Minnie NJ. Davis Of Mime
polls Is in the city as the guest of
her father. L. l.. Davis, and Of Mrs.
NJ. ID. Wood.
John Hoy departed today Tor Lam.
berton with twenty OF his carpenters
where he will construct several of
his dwellings.
Mrs. A. Burkland and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Burkland and children OF
Warren, Mimi, are guests OF Mrs.
s. Christensen.
Miss Martha Dethloff arrived this
noon from Chicago to spend two
weeks vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Dethloff. ID.
Mrs. l.. T. Dodds returned last
night from Faribault. where her
brother, Arthur Hubbell took part in
the state tennis tournament.
Architect George Pass is drawing
plans for new orphanage to be
erected at Fairmont for A. L. Ward
ut a cost OF $4,000 to $4,000.
Miss Grace Zuel returned today
from Minneapolis. having made the
trip by automobile in company with
Ethel c. Swearingen OF Madison
Lake. .-.' I'd
Rev. J. ID. Mccormick OF st. Paul
was the guest Of o. w. Walker over
night. Mr.. Mccormick is a former
pastor OF the Belgrade Methodist
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Lang are enjoy.
ing a visit with relatives at Superior
and Duluth. They enjoyed a boat
ride to Two Harbors yesterday. and
planned to 60 by boat to Fond du Lac
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Heidwinkle
and daughter. Cecilia, and Frank
Hinmiker left this morning In the
formers car for Hastings, Mimi,
where they will visit relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. willard and
sons, Harold and John. left yester.
day for Ely. Mimi. where they will
spend a month camping. Miss Mar.
ian Willard and Grant willard went
to Ely some time ago.
Miss Julia Hager has arrived home
from Rochester. She. will remain
here for a few days and then 60 to
ST. Paul where she has accepted a
position.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 4. Hutchinson
Misses Mildred and Helen Hutchin
son and Sam Hutchinson, all of Lake
City, Iowa, arrived in the city yes
terday in a motor car and stopped
at the Hotel Heinrich.
Mrs. J. G. Miller left today fol-
Ely, Mimi. and from there will &c
further north, joining her husband
who has been spending several weeks
I'm. the mines. They will 60 on q
canoe trip to international Falls.
Mrs. II. c. GerIach left today for
Milwaukee. having been Informed OF
the sudden death OF her nephew
Ralph PAUL. OF that city. Mrs. Ger
Itch has been informed also that hel
father, A. ii. lrasek Of Milwaukee
is very III and Is not expected to
live.
Mrs. Fl. c. Brooks of Minneapolis
Is the guest of Miss Ida Martin al
800 willard street. Mrs. Brooks
sons, Donald and Harold. have been
the guests of their aunt for some
time and they expect, to make an ex
tended visit before returning to their
home In Minneapolis .,,a. %
DIR. and Mrs. u. 8. Mullins. to
gether with Edward Mullins. and
Misses Louise and lone. Mullins, all
Of Atlantic, Iowa. came to 'Mankato
yesterday In an automobile. -,
DR.. and Mrs. d. n. Philip are on
their way to St.. Thomas, Ontario
for fortnights visit. They took q
trip on the Great Lakes on their way
up and will come back by rail.
Joseph Granger. Mr. and Mrs. C
H.. Ridge and Walter F. Wilson, al
OF Lincoln, Neb.. came to Mankatc
last evening In an automobile, and
registered at the, Saulpaughr hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fabian Desormoux
proprietors OF the Famous Millinery
store on South Front street. left yes
terday for Chicago in. an automobile
On their way they will stop al
Milwaukee. They expect to be gone
three or four weeks, during which
they will make purchases for the
store. 100
Fairmont Sentinel: Editor Alfred
Torngren Of the Independent enjoyed
a visit from his sister and mother
OF Mankato over Sunday.
William Hay went to Mankato Sun
day to spend the day with the lie
Claires. Mrs. Hay is also visiting
there and they will return today. .
Mrs. Frank Heidel and Helen
Bierbauer Of Mankato arrived Satur.
day IN x,ts;t u.ith tho rnttnnc az