The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-05-29

day.
Misses Evelyn and Irene Bermei Of
st. James are visiting IN the. city
a few days as the guests Of Mrs. +.
r. Ellsworth.
Mrs. John n. Bowen and her little
grand daughter, Helen Long. went to
Cambria for q short visit with Mr..
and Mrs. ID. e. Bowen.
J. c. Day of Minneapolis, assistant
sales manager of the Universal Port
land Cement company, was IN the
city today on business.
Rev. Theodore q. Albrecht of St
Petor arrived here this noon to at
tend the organ recital In the Luth-
eran church this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs, G. III. Hornberg re-
turned to their home In Minneapolis
today after spending several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Zuel.
c. A. Knapp of Pierre, 3: d., who
has been in Mankato for several
weeks, returned to the city today
from a business trip TO Bemidji,
Mrs. John A. Johnson and her
daughter, Miss Lydia, of Minneapo-
hs are guests or the formers son.
Rev. o. J. Arthur and family on
Main street 3. .
Miss Maude eastman, who has
been attending the Mankato Com
merciai college, has gone to Sher-
burne, Mimi, TO take position as
Istenographer.
4 IL. Z. Smith of FNaribauit, freight
inspector of the Chicago and North
western, was in the city yesterday
making an inspection trip from Wa
SEGA to New Vim.
4 Mrs. George D. Snow arrived here
i yesterday from lie Sueur to visit
her son, Dr. G. ID. Snow. w. c.
lSnow came with her and spent the
day with his brother.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. G.. J. Laurisch re-
turned 10 Mankato last evening from
Minnesota Lake, where they attended
the funeral of Mr.. Laurisch's mother,
Mrs. Mary Laurisch, last Monday.
/ Miss Mary Hagelstrom. student at
the Mankato Commercial college,
where she has attended during the
past six months, left yesterday for
Estelline. s. OAK, to take position
as stenographer. o..
Mrs. G.. j. Lauriseh is hack from
4 Pasadena, Cal, where her mother,
Mrs. Robert Little, died May 2. Mrs.
Laurisch went to Pasadena on ac-
count of her mothers Illness In the
latter part OF February.
Mrs. Jennie Burch Brookshire left
Thursday for her home at San Diego,
Cal, after visit of about six weeks
with friends In and near Mankato.
Mrs. Brookshire viii stop of Mt
Carthage, Mo-. for a few days visit
Sleepy Eye Herald; Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Murphy and daughters, Miss
Harriet and Irene LETT last Thursday
for Mankato where they will visit a
few days with relatives before going
to Glendive, Mont, where they will
make their future home.
| e. Ii. Ballet of Cook, a village
of two hundred In st. Louis county,
was in the city on business yester-
day. Mr.. Ballet Is engaged in real
estate business He says 81. Louis
1 oountytii Is making great forward
stride and Is settling up rapidly.
i Professor Edward Rechlin, concert
organist of New York city, arrived
this noon from La Crosse. Wis,
where he gave successful concert
last night. He is. the guest of Pro
lessor Hugo Frey and will give an
organ recital I'm the YImmanuel ,Lu,
theran NIehurch tonight
| Alfredo. Sweet oflAuburn. Maine,
Is the guest of his, sister, Mrs. Frank
Hoerr. Dir, Sweet Is o, member of the
firm of Lunn & Sweet. shoe manufac.
turers of Auburn. This Is his first
visit to Mankato In many years and
he expressed much surprise al the
many changes In the city.
Mrs. Frank Goodrich who has been
the guest Of friends here for about
two weeks, left this morning for st.
Paul for short visit. and will then
go to Durand. Wis, for an extended
visit with relatives. Mrs. Goodrich
spent the winter In Albert Lea with
her daughter, Mrs, Archibald McCui.
loch. 80 y
\ sherburn Advance Mrs. NJ. A.
Wohord visited her daughter, Miss
Bessie, AZ Mankato the latter part OF
the week and both ladies' went TO st
Paul Saturday, where Mrs. wolford
is spending several days of this week
visiting at the home OF her daughter
Mrs. Louis Leech, at 1924 Hague
avenue.
Manager Charles Griebel will 20
Ito Minneapolis Monday, where on
Tuesday he win attend a meeting oi
the Billpesters' association at the
lWest hotel. En- route Mr.. Griebel
will stop at Faribault, where he will
j visit the Parker carnival. Mr.. Grie.
bel was instructed by the manage
ment of the carnival company to col
lect the bills incurred by the aggre
CATION in Mankato and turn them
over to the cashier, vino will see TO II
that they are paid. So.
d A. l.. Wendt of Amboy stopped over
few hours i'm Markato today while
enroute home. Mr.. Wendt had been
away for three weeks, visiting
friends In Wisconsin and attending a
Minnesota and Ohio senate of the Ger
man Evangelical Lutheran churches
There were delegates from this and
other countries ut the session which
continued for ten days. Mr.. wendi
is member of the board of direct
ors which has in charge the finan
ciali and business affairs of the col.
leges. schools and smaller churches.
The national meetings are held tri
ennially, but the state association
once a year. Mr.. Wendt is one
of the progressive citizens Of this
Icounty ess