The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-06-04

son spent Sunday at Madison Lake
, and secured a nice string of fish.
John A. Frescholtz. manager OF the
| furniture department Of the Louis r.
Dow company OF st. Paul. was I'm the
city to visit relatives and friends yes
| terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.. Shackford. Miss
Edith Schmidt and william Boyce. all
of St Paul. are visiting over Sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
S. Busch. r
Harry Hill OF Humboldt, Neb.. ar
rived In the city today. The marriage
I of Mr.. Hill and Miss Stella Shoemaker
will be one OF the society events of
the week.
Miss Janet Balm. who has been
teaching at Clifton, Ariz.. arrived In
F., Mankato Saturday night to spend the
summer with her parents. Rev. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Balm.
Mrs. Charles Lind of st. Peter and
! her son in lay and daughter, MIR. and
Mrs. Victor Lind of Bena, MINI. are
, visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. J. Johnson In Belgrade.
Mrs. John Stewart and daughter,
Hazel. left today for an extended trip
through the west, expecting TO be
gone about three months. They will
visit the Panama exposition.
st. Paul Pioneer Press: Mrs. John
Lindner. 301 East Geranium street,
and her mother. Mrs. +. Ritttr, left
yesterday to visit relatives and friends
at Mankato and Eagle Lake. MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bolton and son
Roger of Plainview were I'm the city
last Saturday visiting friends. while
en- route for two months western
trip to points of interest on the coast
/ Oscar o. Ulvin former school SUI
perintendent of Blue Earth county,
has returned to Mankato from his
trip to California, and will be here a
/ few days, before going to his new
homo at Leith. North Dakota. Mrs. u
win is already at Leith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Confer and
child, OF Minneapolis are visiting In
the city ut the home OF Mrs. Confer s
parents. Mr. and Mrs. George NJ
Palmer. Mrs. Palmer has so far recoy
cred from her injury that she now
takes daily automobile rides.
Architect Albert Schippel will leave
for Morgan. Mimi, tomorrow, where
work will start on the remodeling oil
the high school building after his
plans. Bids will be opened for the
garage to be built for w. III. Root
also to be erected after plans made
by Mr.. Schippel.
/ w. s. Buris and family. who have
made their home in Mankato for the
past year left today for Flandreau. s
D.. where Mr.. Buris is employed by the
Davis Sewing Machine company
Their daughter Reba will go on tc
Tennessee with her aunt, Mrs. Stew
enson. and remain there visiting rel.
atives until fall.
c. J. Peterson OF Lake Crystal was
a visitor In the city today. Mr.. Pet
erson said the crops were looking
fine. I'm spite of cold weather and to,
much rain. Mr.. Peterson said man,
, farmers had told him that II thu
weather should be warm from now on
the corn would be all right, although
the cold has been much against II.
Rev. and Mrs. Robinson. Baptis
evangelists. are I'm the city today
having come here from Lake Crysta
where they attended series of meet
ings. which closed last week. Tn,
Robinsons have been In evangelist,
work ever since the Baptist state con
vention held here about year ag'
, and have been very successful IN
their work. Mr.. Robinson preache
and his wife sings during the meet
|. ings.
X. NJ. Bandy. Jr. agent of the Red
path Vawter chautauqua. with head
quarters at Cedar Rapids. Iowa. Is II
tho citv. stopping at the Heinrich no
, tel. Mr.. Mandy Is here TO dclive
, tickets To those who signed the guar
: auice for the 1916 chautauqua. ",
, will look around and see what is tn,
> local interest In the Redpath-Vawtc
Ichauiaqua. He says the Redpaih
Vawter people have an UNUSUAL!
strong program this year.