The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-08-28
quests Of George Hartung and family

at Eagle Lake.
Miss Thelma George arrived home
last evening after a two weeks
visit in South Dakota.
Charles Priene OF Minnesota Lake
has been the guest of friends and
relatives here for a few days.
Miss Margaret Gibbon of Winona
Is spending her vacation with Miss
Nella Maylon of Walnut street.
Miss Ethel Lentz of Mapleton visit
a few days at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. C. Kruger and also with rela-
tives in Mankato.
Walter Daniels returned last night
from a business trip to Grand Forks,
N. d., and says that the crop In
that part Of the country is a SPLEEN
did one.
Miss Edna Lundquist has returned
to her home In Mankato from Min
neapolis, where she has been study
ing music at the Northwestern con-
s~ervatory.
II. II. Bannister OF Omaha, E.
Lunn of Sioux City and +. c. Nor
rison of Atlantic City, New Jersey,
came to Mankato in an automobile
yesterday.
G.. A. Roberts of st. Paul, state
agent of the Detroit Fire and Ma
rine Insurance company, called at
the office of the Citizens Realty
company today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jesse of st.
Paul, who were visiting relatives
in Mankato. returned yesterday to
st. Paul. Mrs. Jesse was formerly
Miss Jennie Clark.
Attorney II. l.. Schmitt returned
this morning from San Francisco,
Cal, Grand Junction and Denver,
Colo, where he spent a month work
ing on a government case.
ID. G. Bowersox, representing Dill
lard, the %hypnotist, Is in Mankato
arranging for the appearance OF
that genius at the Mankato Theatre
for the week beginning August 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cove of
Minneapolis and Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
L.. Cove of Madelia motored to Man
kato yesterday and were the guests
OF Mrs. Charles Estes, Glenwood
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Jones, Mrs.
R~icherson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Fergu-
son, Donald Ferguson, Fl. Allan and
T. c. Burgess, comprising a party
from Minneapolis, all took dinner at
the S~aulpaugh yesterday.
DR.. J. G. Markee of st. Paul, Lieu
tenant John p. Markee of the Tenth
United States Cavalry, James Markee
of Mankato and w. Mcdonald of
Minneapolis are in the city to at
tend one of the Catholic retreats.
p. A. Cores of Waseca and Henry
Berg of Clements. we're in Mankato
yesterday and employed Architect
Albert Schippel TO make plans and
specifications for q two room school
building to be built in District No.
81. Redwood county,.
Madelia Messenger: Mr.. and Mrs
Lester Pettis and little daughter
came up from u, Mankato. Saturday
evening to spend Sunday with Z.
E. Pettis and family. Lester return
ed Sunday afternoon but Mrs. Pet.
tbs will visit a few days.
Mountain Lake View: w. r,
Kelley of Mankato was here over
Sunday. He has a large number
of boy friends in this village, who
look upon him as a. rchum, and with
whom he enjoys a pleasant time each
time he zones here. The boys al
ways look forward to his visits.
Mrs. ]. N. Lang has been enter.
tanning Miss Tillie Shanahan and
the latter's niece. Miss Helen Shana'
han, both of Chicago. Mrs. Lang is
also expecting a visit from DR.,
and Mrs. Bert F. Shanahan Of Chi
cago. DR.. Shanahan is a brother of
Miss Tillie Shanahan and father OF
Miss Helen Shanahan.
Murray Herald: Miss Mildred
Coughlan arrived last Saturday even
ing, from Spirit Lake. Iowa, where
she had spent a week outing on
Lake 0kobodji, for q few days visit
at the home of her friend, Miss Ger.
trude Weber. She returned to her
home at Mankato, Tuesday. Miss
Coughlan anticipates returning next
week for a more extended visit.
Sherburn Advance: Miss Bessie NJ.
Wolford, who has held very success
fully a stenographic position with
the Acme Harvester company at
Mankato, Is enjoying a two weeks
vacation, one week to be spent with
her sister, Mrs. Leech I'm st. Paul,
and the other week at home. At the
expiration of the fortnight Miss VOL.
ford goes to Kansas City, Missouri,
having been transferred there by the
Acme people. II is a much better po.
sition and she stands in the way OF
quicker advancement. . Mrs.
Fred Grippe of Mankato, has been
spending several days of the past
week at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Schumacher, and the Chris Grupe
family.
From Fridays Daily.
L. Z. Camp, farmer Of Rapidan,
living about five miles from the city,
did some clever detective work the
| other day and discovered n group of