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


were mixed mp. and which was re-
ported In our last issue. We under.
stand that Paul is still in the hospi.
tai. He was quite badly scaided about
the back, In addition to his many
other injuries
Miss Beatrice Wits is I'm Redwing
where she win visit friends. Before
returning TO Mankato the fore part
OF September she win visit friends
in Minneapolis.
Mrs. NJ. b. Wood received tele-
gram yesterday announcing that DIR.
Wood had reached Boston yesterday
morning. on his way home from
Southampton, England.
Miss Lula Chapel. who has been
the guest OF her cousin. Miss Nellie
Cray, and also OF Judge and Mrs.
Lorin Cray, left this morning for her
home in Batavia, New York.
Fairmont Sentinel: Mrs. Louise
Frey and son Harold went to Man
kato this morning to visit the Henry
Lahann family, and from there will
go to her home at Berlin, wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Sharles of Ruth
ton are guests of Mrs. Sharles' sis
ter, Miss Rose webber. They have
Travelled by automobile from Ruth
ton TO st. Cloud, Plainview and Min
neapolis. before coming to Mankato.
Miss Mildred Fritz has returned
from VISIT In the east. On her
return she stopped In Chicago, Mil
waukee, and at Marshfeld, Wis,
where she was the guest OF Mrs.
Georgia Ciuxton Miller for a few
days.
The s. G. Palmer company of
Minneapolis, has transferred Z. F.
Duehring from the Mankato Fruit
company to Fergus Falls. where the
company has a branch house. Mr..
Duehring's family will go to Fergus
Falls shortly.
Madelia Messenger: Mrs. A.
Gjertson returned Tuesday from Man
kato where she has been visiting
the past week. Mrs. Gjertsen and
the Misses Anna and Alma Gjertsen
have been camping at Lake Madi-
son for a week.
0watonna Journal: Miss Maude
Van Buren, returned last week from
Columbia. Missouri, where she gave
a three weeks course OF lectures in
book selection and literary admin
istration at the summer school con-
Quoted by the state university.
lie Sueur Center Democrat: Miss
Wingen, teacher in the local school,
after spending the summer here
teaching music, departed last week
for months stay at her home at
ST. Clair, where she will remain un-
I'll school starts in September.
Senator T. NJ. Pugh of Duluth,
and his son, J. T. Pugh, of the same
city, came to Mankato last evening,
with the intention OF going out to
Minneopa, to look after farm. they
own. They will~be IN and around
Mankato for the next few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. G. Mime of Seat.
tie, Wash, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. s. Davies at their new home on
Clark street. They will go to Elysian
next week to spend the rest of the
month with Mrs. MINES parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Davies, at their
cottage on Lake Francis.
Wells Forum: Mrs. w. Z. Stew.
art returned to her home at Man
kato Friday evening after a weeks
visit at the home OF her sister, Mrs.
/. Nj. Mott. Mrs. Heidel
OF Mankato was the guest of friends
between trains Saturday. Mn Hei.
del was in the hardware business at
Wells years ago and many of Mrs.
Heiders old friends were glad to see
her. Mr.. V. A. Tenney OF
Mankato, was an over Sunday guest
of his cousin, Mrs. Mittie Heath. He
went to Walnut Lake Monday for a
few days visit with his cousin, Mrs.
Ella Cook Misses Adeiine
and Florence Hodapp of Mankato
came Wednesday last to visit at the
home OF their sister, Mrs. Peter Segar.
Miss Adeline returned Monday morn
ing. Florence will remain for a
month.