The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-06-26

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vira G.. Tuberg. formerly of this
city and Raymond Spencer Robbins
were married In Helena recently.
Miss Tuberg Is q former resident
of Mankato. Mr.. Robbins Is q civil
engineer. The bride is the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Tuberg.
Abner ID. Lane Is home from his
territory FOR the weekend.
: G. p. Marx who has been In Man
kato on business for a week, left
today for his home in lie Mars.
Iowa.
Mrs. Philip Leas has gone to st.
Paul to visit her sister. Mrs. A. G..
Walden.
Mr. and Mrs. II. r. whitchurch and
children went to Worthington today
To spend week.
Miss Viola Bier arrived today from
Sleepy Eye for a visit with her sis
ter, Miss Leona Bier.
Miss Matte Jewson will go TO
Wells Monday to take a position in
the Wells National bank for n
month. = VS.,
A. L. Harris, lumberman of Wash
ington,, state, is in the city on n
business trip.
Miss verna Scott of Duluth Is visit
ing In the city at the horne vt Mr.
and Mrs. c. L. Scott. 63I South Sec.
ond street.
Mrs C. j. Meade of st. Joseph,
eral weeks with her sister, Mrs. w.
F.. Jewson.
Misses Beatrice and Hannah Tous-
ley of lie Sueur arrived this morning
TO be guests OF Miss Fieeta Tousley
for a week.
Rochester Post and Record: Mr..
and Mrs Paul Gentiing have return
ed 10 Mankato, after being the guests
OF his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
Gentling. G. p. Gentling, Harold and
Miss Marie Gentling accompanied
them,- the. trip being made by auto.
Clayton Scott of Minneapolis Is
spending week at the home Of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Scott,
631 South Second street.
Miss Elizabeth Mcleod of Minnea-
polls and Mrs. Il. II. Mcleod of lie
Sueur are spending the weekend
with Miss Ada Mcleod.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ruge left today
for Fort Dodge, Iowa.. to visit at
the home OF Mr. Ruge's brother,
John Ruge. for few days.
J. p. Krost, grocer of Rondo. street.
Sc, Paul, returned to his home today
after BRIEF visit in the city at the
home of his brother., George G. Krost.
Mrs. Carl j. Holman returned yes.
terday from the biennial convention
Of women's clubs, where she went
as representative of the second
district of Minnesota.
Miss Alice. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. p. Schoelkopf, 525 Hickory
street, is returning home today from
Brooklyn, N. Y, where she has
been attending Pratt Art Institute
for the past year. ......
G. p. Gentling. proprietor OF the
Rochester Bulletin, and his brother,
n. Gentling, in charge of the jobbing
department, were callers today at
the Office of the Free Press.
Chester Stewart OF Hamline is ex-
pected here this evening to spend
unday with Mrs. Stewart, who is
spending a fortnight with her mo-
her. Miss Mile Haggard.
Miss Lillian Hughes and, Miss
Helen Reid will leave Monday morn
ing for Madison. WIS.,, to spend six
weeks at the University of wiscon-
sin. Miss Hughes will do work in
history and gymnastics and Miss
Reid will take work i'm gymnastics
alone.
Waseca Herald: B. J. Kennedy
came down from Mankato. Sunday
evening for a short visit with his
sister, Miss Mary Kennedy. He had
recently undergone a serious opera.
ton on his head as the result of an
injury received in railroad, wreck
some time ago, while travelling in
DR.. and Mrs. p. w. Barney and
daughter left this noon on an ex-
tended western trip. They will first
visit with Mrs. Barney's sister in
Sykeston, N. D., and will then 20 on
to Yellowstone Park. Salt Lake City
and to California. Before returning
home( they will visit DIR. Barney's
brother, Harry Barney of Anacortes,
Wash.
John ID. Deets returned last night
from LaMoille, near Winona, where
he attended a farmers picnic yes.
terday. Mr.. Deets delivered the prin.
eipal address at the gathering, which
was very pleasant affair. Twenty
automobile loads of Winona people
were present beside the gathering
OF farmers from the immediate VI
cinity of tha vfllagn
Mrs. r. b. Prince of South avenue
and her two daughters, TheIma and
Ayeril, left today on visit to Rice
Lake, their intention being ito visit
Rice Lake. New Auburn, Cameron
Junction and Eau Claire. The girls
intend to spend the entire summer
vacation with their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. @. +. Prince OF Rice
Lake and Mrs. Andrew Gullickson of
New Auburn.
Leaving here at noon Monday J.
ID. Deets of this city, Clifford Willis,
editor of the Farmer" DR.. K. Dana
Durand and Professor A. ID. Wilson
OF the university of Minnesota, will
start on their trip to Tracy, Owa.
tonna, Rochester and Wells. They
win be in Tracy Monday evening
and Tuesday, and will come back
TO Mankato Wednesday morning and
go Immediately on to Owatonna.
These men VIII all speak at these
meetings which the Southern Mime.