The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-06
AIANKATO FREE PRESS

YcajieT. on BUSINESS ,acqualhtdhScS III
the city today.
Rev. w. T.. Evans. who has been Ill
at his home the past week, Is mn
proving in health.
Louis Holbrook left for Chicago to-
day. where he will undergo an opera
ton to adjust his eyes.
Joe H. Joernson of Albert Lea was
visitor in the city today. stopping
at the Saulpaugh hotel
Mrs. w. ]. Griffing OF st. Cloud is
visiting her parents Mr.. ana MRS.
Geo. Black. Bradley street
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Van Camp and
two children. all of Owatonna. were
visitors in Mankato today.
Mrs. J. /. Anderson and daughter
are visiting the formers sister, Mrs.
krcon. lis Van Brunt street.
Miss Minnie Pass left for Mime
apolis today. where she will spend two
weeks as the guest of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Ness and Mr..
and Mrs. George S Lynd spent Sun :
day at Madison Lake and enjoyed a
trip on the lake
J. w. Wigley is i'm Watertown. ).
d.. visiting his son. r. b. Wigley, who
| is manager OF the Standard Oh Office
in that territory
Mrs. Chris Dahl of New Tim Wis
tied friends in the city yesterday.
while enroute to Minnesota Lake for
visit with her mother
/ Miss Ruth Nelson of Winona. who
was the guest of her sister, Miss Har-
! riet Nelson. lett last night for Hooker.
s. D.. where she will visit relatives.
| Miss Louise Flittie who spent the
rast month With friends on Washing
ton Isle. Lake Michigan. and at Chi
cago, has arrived home from her out
+ ing
George Klein and family left for
Seattle today. From there they will
visit California. They have not de-
cided where they Will permanently
/ locate.
| Miss Gertrude Schultz Of Spring
! field is spending the week III the ct,
as the guest OF her sister. Miss Lii.
! liam schultz. and othc" relatives and
friends.
Miss Lucy TAYLOR returned yester
| day from a visit 10 the coast. She
viewed both eXpositions and met
| many friends and relatives. she had
been away since the first of May.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. a. .ndenbcrg OF
! Tleasan; street motorcd last Friday
to Farihault and visited until Sunday
al the home Of Mrs Lindcnberg par
: onts Mr.. and Mrs G.. s Titus.
Victor Jones. son OF Hugh Jones
Ryron street returned home from the
University of Wisoo nsin where he is
/ ct,t ,lx.;n nln -, ,Dnftnnr;np
viii complete his course there in two
years.
Honorable a {. Barney writes
The Free Press that hc passed around
the Golden Gate" Yellowstone Park
yesterday He has visited in the west
for some time and viii return home
+, tomorrow
Miss Jennie Sullivan of Mapletor
returned 10 her home Yesterday after
n short visit with her brother-in law
Mr.. a. Holmes. who is at ST. JOSEPH
hospital. making good recovery from
an operation for appendicitis.
Miss Delta c. Stockmann of Crete
H.. who was visiting N the Stock
mann home. received a message an
nouncing the death OF her father. ant
i Immediately departed for Crete. ac-
companied by Mrs. J +. Stockmann
Mr. and Mrs. ROY Werner anC
! daughter Ruth. who have been visit
! ing at Denver. Portland and the eX
position stopped of in the city t
visi. friends They left for Roches-
ter Yesterday expecting TO locate
there permanently.
/ O. X Olsen of Sterling township
spent few hours IN the city yester
day. He was accompanied to the cit!
by X. r. krul, the popular merchan
of Sterling Center. They We're boil
guests OF William Ellis in the earl,
evening. taking the 20 train fo
home.
\ letter from Mrs. Is. c. BrOderici
to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Ellis states that they expect to be il
Mankato the latter part of the week
DR.. b. G. Broderick and wife left her,
nearly month ago on a trip to Cali
fornia and report an enjoyable time
but are anxious to get home.
Attorney Rollo f. Hunt OF Den
lis Lake. ~ H.. was in Mankato to
day the guest o: his former law Dart
ner. City Aitoruoy Charles Phillips
Mr. Hunt is on his way home. afte
a visit with his parents in Fair'noni
His many Mankato friends will b
glad To learn that he is doing vel
H. North Dakota. and that he was re
Gently elected president of the Devils
Lake Commercial club.