The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-04-30
Entertained For Miss Lien.

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Miss Johanna Wigen last evening
entertained a party at her home on
North Sixth street I'm honor of Miss
Olga Lien. who will soon start on a
visit TO Sioux Falls and Madison. 8. ID.
lanes Faley of Medo was In the city
en- a business visit today.
Mrs. McGregor OF Mapieion was In
the city on business today.
c. w Chamberlain Of Amboy was
in the city on business today.
Mrs. p. r. Holmes OF Wells was a
shopper i'm the city yesterday.
G.. o. Jones Of Lake Crystal was n
business caller in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Sweet of Wells
were shopping in the city Tuesday.
Adolph Matthews of Blue Earth
called on friends In the city today.
w. L. Van Camp OF Owatonna was
guest n; the Saulpaugh hotel today.
! Mr.. and Mrs. l.. q. Guam Of Gilmore
! were guests at the Hotel Heinrich
today.
Mrs. w. W. Davis left yesterday
for Minneapolis To visit relatives for
n few days.
Misses Amelia and Julia Murphy of
lie Sueur visited In the city today be-
tween trains.
| Mrs. J. c. Murphy and daughter,
Miss Vera of Waseca, were guests in
/ the city today.
Misses Hilda Howe and TIulda Mon
son of st. James were I'm the city on
4 business today.
Basil Bennet has returned from Hud-
son where he attended the Watson
Welsh prize fight.
Miss Anna Weiter will go to st.
Taul this evening. where she will
spend n day with relatives.
DIR. G. II. Holman has been attend
ing n meeting of the state board OF
medical examiners at st. Paul.
Professor J. r. Brandrup of the
Commercial college left today for Des
' Moines. Ia. where he will spend sew
eral days on business.
Mrs. A. Borrerson of Marquette,
Mich. arrived last evening. and will
visit over Sunday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Zuel.
1 Mrs. William O'Brien Is attending
the state convention OF the Ladies' OF
the Maccabees nj Brainerd as dele
gate OF Mankato Hive No. G.
Mrs. Sara Cosgrove, Mrs. l.. c. Co.'S
grove. Miss Amanda Cossrove and
Mrs. George Espenser OF lie Sueur
were shoppers in the city yesterday.
J Mrs. w. w. Zuel and daughter. Miss
Grace are spending several DAYS at
Madison axe as the guest of the
formers son. and wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Zuel.
Miss Blanche r. Breuer of DEVILS
Lake. who has been visiting ut the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. =. A. Cote dur
ing the past week, left for her home
last evening.
George w. Sugden of the Citizens
Nations' bank was in Minneapolis
Tuesday. attending a meeting OF the
insurance committee OF the Mime
sofa Bankers association.
| Mrs. ". +. Brown left for MinneaD-
ellis this morning. where she win
spend several days with her daughter
Miss Catherine Brown. who is study
ing music ut the conservatory.
' A. /. Cuddy has returned to Moor
head, Mimi, where he Is In charge Of
the heating end ventilating of the
new class rooms I'm the state normal
school in that city for c. NJ. Masters
of Mankato
Edward w. Koch. chief agent OF
the United States department OF
commerce. with headquarters at
Washington. was In the city yester-
day. calling on Philip McGraw. who
10 agent OF the department for this
district. comprising Blue Earth.
watonwan. Faribault and Martin
counties. Mr.. McGraw has Just com
pieted the industrial census work for
the city OF Mankato. This is taken
every five years.
Senator Thomas Pugh and son. f..
". Pugh and wife, of Duluth are I'm
the city for few days. They came
from the Zenith City yesterday to at
tend the funeral of John Z. Pugh, who
was buried at Minneopa cemetery.
Senator Pugh is enjoying better
health than he was few years ago.
Recalling incidents OF the past, he
stated that sixty years ago today he
came to MaEkato for the first time.
The senator expects TO spend con-
siderable time on his farm in South
Bend during this summer.
Edgar Nordgaard, the local repre-
sentative OF the Curtis Publishing
company. left today for st. Paul.
where he win attend a three days
convention OF the Curtis circulating
agents from all parts of Minnesota,
Wisconsin. North and South Dakota.
the northern peninsula OF Michigan,
and thec Canadian province OF Mani
toba. The delegates will be guests
OF the publishers at Saint Paul hotel,
and the program includes a number
OF entertainments in addition to bust
ness matters. A picture talk of a
journey through the Curtis building in
Philadelphia win be given, and In the
picture the delegates will see all the
processes in the making of magazine
in what Is said to be the biggest per-
iodical publishing house in the world.
The convention opened this morning