The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-11-20


Patch. was visitor in the city last
evening.
S. J. Travis Of owatonna was a
visitor In the city today, stopping at
the Heinrich.
DIR. T. C. Kelly was I'm waseca yes
terday In consultation with physicians
OF that city on a case.
Mrs. Charles Wagon. 504 South
Fifth street, went today to Jackson.
Mimi, TO visit relatives. H
Mrs. L. T. Field and daughter,
Miss Alma. went TO Minneapolis to-
day to spend the weekend.
Mayor A. @. Meyer. accompanied
by his son. August Meyer. motored
TO 0watonna today and thence GO
the Meyer farm not far from that
city.
Mrs. Lodusky j. Taylor OF lie Sueur
Was the guest of Mrs. NJ. ID. Fritz
yesterday. Mrs. Taylor Is a past
national president Of the Woman's
Relief corps.
Henry Lee went to Minneapolis
today to attend an alumni gathering
of the Beta Theta Phi fraternity at
the university, and TO see the foot
ball game tomorrow.
Mrs. Carl Field. who has been the
guest of relatives here for a short
time, left today for her home. She
will visit In Minneapolis for day
or two on her way to st. Cloud.
Mrs. j. A. Hartman, Mrs. A. @.
Hunter and Mrs. w. r Adams have
returned from Lake Crystal where
they attended the annual convention
of the woman's Home Missionary
society of the. Methodist church
waseca Herald: Mrs. A. Kucken-
hacker Of Great Falls Mont, Misses
Helen and Edwin Meyer OF Mankato
and Miss Teresa Meyer of Owatonna
were guests at the home of the lat
ter's niece, Mrs. F. j. Conway, the
first OF the week.
Mrs. Hugh Jones has been enter
tanning Mrs. NJ. Hugh Roberts and
Mrs. Edward wieley Of Lake Crystal.
Mrs. wigley Is on her way to Ra-
cine, Wis. where she will visit dur
Ing the winter at the home Of her
sister, Mrs. Thomas.
Mrs. Emma Bohan, who has been
visiting In Pennington at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. Edward Car.
Ney. gave TO her Mankato friends
today the news OF the birth Of a
nine-pound baby boy to Mrs. Garvey.
The child vas born this morning
Il. p. Crandali. locksmith Of the
capitol building at Washington, ID.
c., who has been visiting in Man
kato for the last three weeks as tie
guest Of his brother, w. r. Crandall.
left for Washington today. Mrs. f.
p. crandall came to Mankato with
her husband, but a week ago went TO
visit friends at Jackson, MINI.
st. Paul Pioneer Press: Mrs. Eu-
gene L. Patterson and her two daugh.
tiers. 7Ii Oseola avenue. have gone to
Santa Barbara. Cal. where she has
taken house for the winter months.
Mr.. Patterson will join his wife and
daughters later. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul n.
Myers. 502 Grand evenue. have gone
to Camden. s. c., where they will
spend the winter months.
Mapleton Enterprise: Rev. w. r.
Keesey, Rev. Warren Johnson, Rev.
@. A. Cahoon and J. ~ Wishart, all
of Mankato, were in town Monday,
closing up the AFFAIRS Of the Metho-
dist church at this place, the church
sdifice and parsonage having been dis
posed OF. This gives several thousand
dollars to the church extension fund,
although Il will be returned to this
community any time within FIVE years
should the people here decide that
they again want a Methodist church.
Walter w. Bottomiey of winnebago
who was injured on his farm nearly
a year ago, was I'm Mankato today
looking after the settlement of his
fathers estate. Mr.. Bottomley in
company with veterinarian was
treating a steer about a year ago and
was thrown in such a way that his
left leg was broken. He still uses
crutches, but hopes to do without
them within the next month. Mr..
is a brother of Mrs. Jay
c. True, a farmer resident of Man
kato.
Amboy Herald: Henry r. Case of
Mankato was here Tuesday calling
on friends. Mr. Case was lightweight
years OF age on November 2. While
In California last winter he had
trouble with one Of his eyes and suf-
fered great pain with II. After re-
turning he consulted DR.. Benham
who recommended an operation
which was performed and he was In
the hospital one week In May. He has
lost the sight of the eye. Aside from
this affliction he Is still quite active
and CHEEKY as ever