The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-07-09

his age he Is hale and hearty.
DIR. and Mrs. Z. l.. Halves. daughter
Olny and son Murray, and Willis
Kelley. son of DIR. and Mrs. T. c. KEEL
ley, left today on a motor trip OF
about 200 miles to Lake Mile Lac I'm
Northern Minnesota. where the Halves
party will spend the summer. Willis
Kelley will return home by train at
the end of two weeks.
Miss Margaret Holmes has re-
turned from a visit to the twin cities,
where she took lessons in painting
from Mrs. Cherry OF st. Louis. who
is considered one Of the best artists
in the world I'm her line OF work.
Mrs. Cherry is making a tour of the
west and leaves Minneapolis for
Portland, Ore, from where she will
go to San Francisco, Cal.
Mrs. Andreas Iceland. who has
been speaking at Faribault this week
in the interests of equal suffrage.
spent yesterday afternoon in this city
and met with the officers of the
Blue Earth County Equal Suffrage
association at DIR. J. w. Andrews
library yesterday afternoon. Plans
were discussed for future work. but
owing to the fact that chautauqua is
being held here no public meeting
was called.
II. Fl. Flowers. speaker of the Min
nesota house, will leave his home at
Cleveland. lie Sueur county, the latter
part of this month for an automobile
trip through Canada with his family.
The destination Is to be Regina and
his route will be through Winnipeg,
Mr.. Flowers. who was i'm st. Paul yes
terday, obtained his passport and
other necessary papers from the
United States customs authorities
while here.
Mrs. VI. English of l21 Hickory
street has returned from a six weeks
trip to the west coast. During her
absence she visited the Frisco expo
sition OF which she speaks highly.
She made the trip via the Northern
Pacific and Southern Pacific roads,
Going west she encountered a heavy
snewstorm In Washington. but the
return trip was decidedly pleasant and
the beautiful and picturesque seen
cry was greatly enjoyed.
G.. l.. Oleson. president of the Ma
tional Bank of Commerce. and ,.Iohr
". Hohmarn. the cashier: w. u. vii
lard. cashier Of the First NaiiOnaI
bank. and NJ. ". Mickelson. assistant
cashier: and George w. Sugdnn. vice
president OF the National Citizens
hank. oil returned last evening from
st. Paul. where they attended the an
rual state bankers convention. The
declare that the st. Paul bankers did
royalty IN entertaining the thousand
or more bankers that visited there.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. SZamet OF this city
and Mr.. and Mrs. Emil MetZinger oil
New Ulm, will start on a long mot
oring trip July 5. travelling in a sever
passenger Studebaker automobile
and will go from here to New Yori
City, stopping at many points of in
terest %enroute, including Chicago. Mi
waukee. Cleveland. Buffalo, Roches,
ter, n. Y. Atlantic City. Washington
ID. C.. and New York City. At tn,
latter place Mr.. SZamet will visit tn,
markets and select the fall stock o
ready -to-wear goods for the Be-
Hive store. IL is expected that tn,
trip will take about six weeks.
w. T. Scherer and Dr.. and Mrs
C.. n. Nerbovig will leave Manxat6
July 3 for st. Paul. where thew will
join the trip OF Osman Temple Shrin
ers TO the National Imperial Council
at Seattle. Washington. which will col
tinue all week. about 10000 Shrinpr!
being expected from oil parts of Tho
United States. Messrs. SClierer ant
Nerhovis will play in the Osman TEN
pie band. which they will join at st
Faul. and about $50 Shriners will leav,
that city On a special train over the
Northern Pacific railroad. stops being
made at points OF interest along Tho
route.
John +. Daschner. once n farm boy
OF this vicinity, nov maitre lie hOte
of the Hotel Statler nj Cleveland
Ohio. has been visiting at the home oI
his uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs
Michael Wagner On the Pohl road
Mr.. Daschner was at the Hotel Helm
rich Tuesday and remarked on the
wonderful growth of Mankato. lie had
not seen the city for fifteen years. DIR
Daschner has a very responsible 70
s;tiOn being i'm charge of the restau-
rants, cafes and dining rooms of q
hostslry Of 700 rooms. and there are
125 men working under his direction.
Mr.. Daschner has written a highly i'm
tercsting book. giving m account oil
The trip that the hotel keepers took 10
Europe last year. lie was himself with
that famous party. His literary pro-
duction on the tour was published in
The Hotel Bulletin OF Chicago.
GAINESVILLE Argus: Arthur Graham
and son, ID. w. Graham, arrived on
Sunday evening upon their return
trip from Willmar, a distance OF one
hundred and thirty-two miles. Mr..
Graham tells us that his son-in-law.
Jack Yeager, is improving and will
be enabled to leave the hospital.
probably. i'm about ten days. He will
come to- this place and together with
Mrs. Yeager will remain some time.
Mr.. Graham noted on the trip many
things of interest. AS a rule crops
are i'm about the same condition they
are I'm this vicinity. The trip was
made I'm q Ford. Much rough travel
ing was encountered and muddy
roads. In one place they passed two
large autos, one of which was deep
I'm the mud. But the Ford got through.
They left Willmar In the afternoon
and arrived here about eight o'clock.
Later Byron left for his home In Penn
berton.