The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-08-14

"a patty W huuhdtO Shio nhO are
there for ten days. Miss Coughlan
was Joined by Miss Gertrude Weber
OF Springfield on her trip. -
Sleepy Eye Herald: Jack Cuttoff,
formerly niillwright In the Sleepy
Eye Flour Mills. but now living In
Mankato passed through here Monday
morning on his way TO Springfield
where he is employed in the mill
at that place which Is being over.
hauled. Jack Is an expert workman
besides being a number one good
fellow.
Attorney Carl Strom OF Lake Crys-
tai was In Mankato today on legal
business. o.
| c. l.. Riley went to Des Moines,
Iowa, today to be gone Tor a few days
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Thayer Of Sleepy
Eye are in the city visiting friends
and relatives.
Albert Kitz, student at the Expert
School of Business, has gone to
Preston, Mimi, where he has secured
a position.
Mrs. Edgar Weaver, and son Edgar
Weaver, Jr., and Misses Helen and
Flory Wise left today for an outing
at Isle Royal
Andrew Erdahl assistant cashier
OF the Merchants National bank of
Dickinson, N. Dak., was in the city
on business today.
Mrs. o. ]. Lee and sons, Burton
and Henry, went to the Henlein
cottage at Lake Francis today for
weeks vacation.
j. Rainerson and George Stein
metz, employees at the local freight
Office of the Omaha, will spend Sur,
day in Minneapolis. y
Miss Vada Scott. 6S1 South Second
street, will leave tomorrow morning,
accompanied by her sister, Lydia, for
three weeks visit In Minneapolis.
DR.. Ben H. McCleery, osteopath,
with offices in the Coughlin-Hiokey
building has returned to Mankato
after two days absence on business.
Peter Rempel, the Hupmobile sales
man, took a business trip to Lake
Crystal and ST. James Friday. He
is enthusiastic over the business
prospects.
Thomas Morton, employed at the
Wood & Sterling shoe store, will leave
tomorrow morning for Bay City,
Mich, where he will spend q weeks
vacation with his parents. 81
Frank Fl. Mcbride, s61e South Sec
ond street, was expected Ito return to
the city late today from owatonna,
where he has been on business dur
ing the last four days. .s,.
Clayton Scott, employed at Mime
apolis, who has been spending a short
vacation In the city with his parents
at their home at 631 South Second
street, will return TO Minneapolis
Monday. o.. orrgea rte.
Misses Stella and Laura Thomas,
Mabelle Page, and Anna Darso re-
turned at noon today from a trip
10 st. Louis. They made the journey
both ways by boat and had a de.
lightful time.
Second district editors are hold
ing their convention at New iUlm
today. A number of, the BOYS
passed through Mankato this morn.
ing en- route TO that city Among
the number we're Paul Neff, Lake
Crystal Union: II. c. Hotaling, Ma
N ~
Good Thunder Herald: A. NJ.
Welles. Worthington Globe: Fred
Hadley, Winnebago Enterprise; /.
ii. Sickle, Wells Forum.
From Saturdays Daily.
Maggie Rachel, an unmarried
woman living at Lee Sueur, disap-
peared last night, and Deputy
Sheriff Nerdahl left this city at
about two o'clock this afternoon
with the blood hounds. to make a
search for her. .
Miss Rachel has been a dress
maker and until few days ago her
father and sister have lived with
her in lie Sueur. They were both
taken TO the insane hospital at
st. Peter then, much against Miss
Kachel's wishes. She herself is
bright woman and wanted to keep
them at home. Yesterday she went
to st. Peter to see her father and
sister, and decided to walk home.
Story Of Trip Toward Home.
The story of her disappearance
Is. that she reached the home of
Mrs. Sarah Durham, about five or
six miles from lie Sueur at about
midnight, and stayed until two
o'clock. when she insisted upon go
ling on. She stopped at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Lipps, about
two or three miles from lie Sueur at
about three o'clock, and there asked
for a drink. Mrs. Lipps. who knew
Miss Rachel well, tried to induce
her to eat something and to stay.
but Miss Rachel refused to remain
and soon went on. IS
Found Pair Of Slippers,
This morning when Adolnh Up
sen, ST., was driving his cows
across the bridge at lie Suenr. he
noticed pair of slippers and a
pair of glasses on the bridge. He
reported the matter and Miss Kach-