The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-09-18

Dittman and Cert Mape Of Madison
Lake came to the city yesterday.
Joseph NJ. whitford, Frank Schultz
and Mark v. Dempsey. all of Hender.
son. were visitors in the city yester-
day. HN N'T'@h
Mrs. G.. A. Quist and children of
st. Paul are guests of the formers
brother and sister. ]. G. Tegner and
Miss Jean Tegner. 40.
John III. Jones and a party OF Lake
Crystal men we're in Mankato Satur-
day afternoon attending Grover
Wier's horse sale. ''''
David Fast, Henry NJ. Fast, Henry
c. Neufeld and H. f. Woodruff, all
of Mountain Lake, were visitors In
the city yesterday. '''' 'sse--
r. o. Dahms, Charles e. Lohrenz,
Miss F. Dahms and Miss Anna Ing
strom. all Of Clements. Mimi, were
in the city yesterday. w..
Miss Anna Bradkey has returned
from Europe and resumed her work
as dressmaker in her establishment
over the Brett store.
II. Z. Ekerholm and crew OF men
OF the Ekerholm Decorating company
went to Mapleton this morning where
they will decorate large residence.
Miss Anna Lamina, who works ut
Duluth in the Patrick wooden mills,
and has been spending a few days in
the city with relatives will leave
tomorrow on her return to Duluth.
Harry Johnson and A. c. Dunn re-
turned Saturday night from the state
fair where they spent the week dem
onstrating Mr.. Dunn's door catch and
silencer. They Ind very profitable
week.
Walter Muesing of New Ulm stop
ped here today on his way to the
cities where he will take a course at
the Minnesota university. lie was
graduate of the Mankato normal
this spring.
F. b. Madigan, w. f. Anderson, C.
G. Hadley. George LorenZ and Alfred
Peterson all returned last evening
from the state fair, where they have
been employed by the fair association
to paint signs.
Among the young people who will
leave tomorrow for Maplewood
academy, Maple Plain, Mimi, are
Gladys Camp, Ruby Johnson, Ruth
Daniels. Clarence Camp and Oscar
and Reuben Yaegar.
George B. Owen returned Saturday
from Rolla, N. d., where he did some
chicken shooting and attended a
meeting of the directors of the First
National Bank and Trust company of
which he is a director.
Miss Maud Van Buren,, secretary
of the National Junior Civic League,
is a weekend guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George ii. Clark on
South Broad, street. Miss Van Buren's
headquarters are at Owatonna.
Miss Margaret Oberle and Miss
Agnes Dempsey returned to Roches.
ter this morning. after spending two
weeks with Miss Oberle's parents.
near Mankato. Both young ladies
are nurses at st. Mary's hospital.
DIR. j. F. Craig, will leave late to-
night on a land business trip to Tex
as and Mexico. He will gather n
party OF about eight with him during
his trip, starting out with two from
Mankato. He will be back after ten
days.
Charles Porte, formerly manager
of the lunch counter at the union de
pot. now residing in Milwaukee.
passed through this city Saturday en-
route to Huron. Mr.. Porte stated
that Mrs. Porte Is not in the best
OF health, but looked for an improve
ment.
Mrs. A. NJ. Boardman and Mrs. C.
]. Anderson of Chicago arrived Sat
urday night to visit their brother,
A. c. Hedberg, and family for
short time. They have been visiting
in st. Paul and from Mankato will
go to Worthington and Sioux Falls
to be the guests Of relatives.
John Hunter of Tracy passed
through Mankato Saturday, en- route
HUM IhOChtHtci W Ills hOfue T1c
was accompanied by his daughter
and a nurse. Mr.. Hunter Is In a
critical condition and there arc grave
doubts of his recovery. He Is suf-
fering from complication of
troubles. hG" .. "r.r
Miss Clara Fischbein OF st. Paul
was here Saturday arranging for the
opening of classes in The new dances.
She has arranged for her first class
to meet Thursday evening" October
eighth. Miss Fischbein is well rec
commended by st. Paul people vino
know her work, and her classes
should attract a large number. o..
George w. Scherer will leave to-
morrow for Atlantic City to attend
the southern grand lodge of the Odd
Fellow lodge. In the party with Mr..
Scherer will be VIM Powers OF st.
Paul, Frank Nye of Minneapolis, and
Past Grand Master Phillips OF Min
neapolis. Mr.. Scherer has been ap-
pointed chairman OF the degree work
for the fourth time. g.
Rus" Burfin Of lie Hitler returned
last evening from Denver. Colorado.
where he attended national meet
ing of the Fraternal Union, an insur.
ance and social organization. The
object OF the meeting was to consoI-