The Mankato free press., 1915-11-12

]. w. Steven of Chicago is visiting
friends i'm the city.
Peter Sieberg left today on a busi-
ness trip to Chicago.
ID. l.. Tyson of Minneapolis was a
guest in the city Sunday.
J. c. Brennesholtz of Minneapolis
visited relatives in the city over Sun
day.
Mrs. NJ. r. Coulter and Miss Mary
Howatt returned Saturday night from
a short visit to the twin cities.
Fred Ulman left this morning fer
ST. Paul. where he will take a dairy
course i'm the college OF agriculture.
A. w. Hug, representing the r..
Grossman company Of Cincinatt'.
Ohio. was I'm the city on business last
Saturday.
Miss Margaret Classick returned to
Faribault today, after having spent
Sunday here as the guest OF her
mother.
J. ID. Richards and family and Gen
eral Widell and family motored to
Winnebago and returned yesterday
for a pleasure trip.
Mrs. Antoine Hohenstein and chill
drcn spent Sunday as the guests of her
parents. Mr.. AMI Mrs. +. w. Barnes
41S North Second street.
Mrs. Thomas C.. Culsbaw of Mime
ota. who recently underwent a surgi-
cal operation at st. Joseph's hospital.
is rrDorted rs doing nicely
w. J. Griffing returned to 81. .
Cloud last night, having spent Sum-
day with his wife at the home of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Black
Herbert Wagon went last Sunday to
Aurora, ILL.,. to take charge OF the
station OF the Standard Oil company.
He used to be cutter in the Wagon
meat market
Miss Francisco Smith. Winfield
Smith. James Balm, Ray Hughes. and
Miss IneZ Widel. were home from
Carleton college to spend the week
end with their parents.
Mrs. Paul Haight. and Carl Lange
Rochester. where they will visit their
mother. who is recovering from n
serious illness at the hospital.
j. A. Gulden, who recently resigned
his position as bill clerk in the local
Omaha freight Office, left last Satur-
day for Rochester. to take similar
position with the Northwestern.
Miss Cecilia Herbert of Brainerd.
who has been recovering from a sur
eical operation at st. Joseph's hospi-
tai during the past month, has left
for her home much improved In health
MIR. and Mrs. George Stromberg
and party OF Fairmont motored to
Mankato yesterday morning. and spent
the day as guests at the hons of Mrs
Stromberg's sister. Mrs Elmer Nelson
512 South Front street.
F. A. Ambrose. who used to travel
for the International Harvester COM
pany has been appointed travelling
auditor for the Moline Plow company
and he will go to Winnipeg. Canada,
before he returns home. He resides
at 420 South Fourth street.
: Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Hammett and
Mr.. and Mrs. f. @. Hotaling were
down to the cities yesterday morning
TO visit Ross 'Hammett who is going to
the state university there. When
they came back last night they were
caught I'm a thunder storm at Fari-
bault. but got through Il all right.
Mrs. Belle Darlington of the normal
school, has gone to Minneapolis to be
in attendance at the funeral of her
father. who died In Philadelphia,
Fenn.. and whose remains were
shipped to Minneapolis for burial. the
deceased having made his home there
for many years. The funeral was held
this afternoon.
Miss Marie Sterling, English teach
er at the high school. had as guests
Sunday, her parents. and w. p. Ben
nett OF the First National Bank of
Austin, who motored to Mankato
early yesterday morning. coming by
way of Owatonna and waseca, a dis
tance OF about ninety miles, which
they covered I'm four hours time.
Miss Isabel Anderson of this city
left yesterday accompanied by her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r.
Anderson OF Rapidan township, for
Rosebank, Manitoba. Canada, where
they will visit Miss Anderson's great
grandmother, Mrs. ". Anderson. who
will celebrate her one-hundredth
birthday anniversary tomorrow. A
family reunion will be held. and a big
birthday dinner served.
From p~-days Daily.
Governor w. s. Hammond OF Min