The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-09-11

tinue their work at Carleton college.
Joseph Kruse. Jr., of Mount An
gel. Ore, is visiting at the home of
his father. Joseph Kruse, ST., in De-
coria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. J. Frundt and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Palmer. all of
Blue Earth, were visitors in the city
today
Miss Pauline Fenger of Wabasso.
who has been visiting relatives in
the city. left yesterday on her re-
turn home.
Misses Hazel schoelkopf and Sell
ma Heglund left yesterday for In
! dianapolis, Ind. where they will
teach school.
Martin walser. who Is manager
Of the r. W. Kruse Company store
In Superior. Wis. Is spending a few
days with his family here.
Miss Mary Burmeister left Satur-
! day for Mcintosh. where she has
charge of the normal training de-
partment of the high school.
Phil Leas and Henry Brand went
, to Malomi yesterday to be ready for
/ the hunting there today. Each man
/ took his hunting dog with him.
St. Paul Pioneer Press: Dr. and
Mrs. Peter Clare of Van Buren, street,
are entertaining their daughter. Mrs.
Robert Eberhart. of Mankato. MINI.
L. II. Hayenga, a jeweler in the
employ of Beinhorn. Winona. spent
Sunday and today in Mankato. He
came with his friend, Clare Franks.
Miss Mary Murphy and Miss Alice
O'Connor came to the city last
evening from their homes at Lake
field to attend school at the Mother
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monte Waite Of Fort
Dodge. Iowa. who have been visiting
at the c. A. Luedtke home. returned
TO Fort Dodge today accompanied by
Miss Clara Luedtke.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Peters of Min
neapolis came to Mankato in an au-
tomobile yesterday. stopped at the
! Saulpaugh over night and left for
! their home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Q. Hall. a young
couple from Winnebago. spent sew
eral days in Mankato during the
at the Heinrich hotel.
John Philips Of Lake Crystal was
| in Mankato on business today
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Cook and two
/ children and Mr.. and Mrs. r. II.
! Sterling. all Of Austin. arrived in
the city in an automobile yesterday
and stopped at the Heinrich hotel.
/ Charles Knowlton OF San Fran.
cisco. who has been visiting in
Mankato during the past two weeks
at the home OF A. A. Schmidt. left
/ today for Duluth, where he will be
employed.
Clare Frank, connected with the
news department of the Winona In
, dependent. is in the city visiting
, friends. Mr. Frank formerly was
connected with the editorial end Of
the Free Press.
George Trosgard and Oscar o.
son. Jr.. took motorcycle trip yes
terday to St Paul and Minneap polls.
! making the journey in four and a
half hours. They returned TO Man
/ kato late this morning.
Rev. II. Plantikow. presiding elder
OF the Evangelical church, will leave
this evening for Chicago to attend
| the annual session Of the hospital
/ and deaconness board OF the church.
He expects to return Thursday morn
ing
An automobile party consisting OF
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. s. Robertson and
; Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Wiedenbaum OF
ST. Paul and Mr.. and Mrs. +. v.
Rosenberg and G. Stanley Rosenberg
of Minneapolis. in three cars. came
! to the Saulpaugh yesterday, and de-
parted this morning.
Thomas II. Foley, desk sergeant at
the police station, has gone to St.
! Paul TO attend the state fair. He will
not return to Mankato until next Sat.
urday evening. His place is being taken
during his absence by o. c. Bow
man, former trafrice officer on the
Madison Lake road
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hottie au-
toed yesterday to Tracy over the
, Black and Yellow Trail They found
the roads in good condition. except
where road work was being done
The trip to Tracy and back was
easily made in one day. They visited
, friends AID relatives at Tracy. which
was Mrs. Holtze's former home.
V. E. Hanson. former cashier at
the Milwaukee freight depot at Man
kato, now agent at the Milwaukee
station at Washington Springs. South
Dakota, was in the city Saturday
Mr.. Hanson stated that the wheat
crop this year in that region is poor,
being ten to twelve bushels to the
acre. The corn crop he said is fair.
Oats and barley are good.
From Mondays Dairy.
| Approaching the distinction in hav-
ing been selected by william +. Lee,
=, republican candidate for governor. as