The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-09-24

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business today.
DR.. and Mrs. T. c. Kelley and fam
ily spent Sunday at Garden City.
p. p. Fast. Jr.. OF Mountain Lake.
was in the city on business today.
Mrs. F. II. Morelock OF Good Thun-
der was In the city on business today.
DR.. q. r. Curran will leave tonight
for worthington on professional bust
ness.
Miss Lydia Knaub went to st. Paul
yesterday to visit Miss Gertrude Re-
hiield.
Miss Kate Mountain Of Good Thun-
der was the guest OF Miss Cora Bcwe
over Sunday.
Miss Nell Mosser has returned from
n vacation visit with relatives at
I.akefield. MINI.
Otto p. Rackness, cashier i'm the
bank of Avoca, spent Sunday as a
guest I'm the city. ....
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Schneider of
Good Thunder transacted business in
the city this morning.
DIR. r. G. GIrv!n returned last night
from two weeks hunting and fishing
trip in northern Minnesota.
Mrs. W. n. Glrv:n returned last
night from Minneapolis, where she
visited with relatives and friends.
Mrs. John Richards has returned
home from visit of seven weeks
with relatives in Cambria. Wis.
William Thomas of Springfield
Mimi. spent Sunday as q guest AT
the home of Theodore Engelen.
Miss Edith Richards has arrived
from Chicago. where she was brides
maid at the wedding OF friend.
DIR. w. &. Allen of Kansas City. NO.
is visiting in Mankato as the guest OF
his cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. w. &. Tator
Jay Wisong returned last evening
from Duluth where he had been for
several weeks past. avoiding the hay
fever.
Mildred Oleson spent the week end
with her parents on Pleasant street
She is now teaching i'm the Waseca
public schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thompson re-
turned home last night from Chip
pewa Falls. Wis, whJre they visited
relatives and friends.
| J. II. WysOng and his mother, Mrs
Perry WysOng. arrived home last
night frCm Duluth Miss Florence
Wyscng stepped in ST. Paul to visit
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Hultgren OF
Wa:crvilIe. Mimi. are spending sew
Grail days in the city as guests at the
home Of the latter's mother. Mrs. A
Anderson.
II. II. Owen. president OF the 81
Faul Automobile club. and his wife
and daughter and Miss Nellie Sloan
were here yesterday and spent the
day with Mr. and Mrs John ,iohmann
Sheriff Anton Ostcn end wifc and
MI and Mrs. Lawrence Hanson OF
Lake Crystal took motor trip yes
terday from Mank2to to Sleepy Eye
anil back They did net encounter
rain.
Bert WesthOfr is spending severa
days as the guest OF his mother
while on his way from McGregor. In.
10 Grand Forks n. D.. to spend sew.
eral months on business for the In
ternational Harvester company.
Ernest Smith and his mother. Mrs
l.. c. Smith. returned home Saturday
from trip to Tcrrc Haute. Ind.
where they visited relatives. The
made the journey both ways In al
automobile. They were gone five
days.
: George Schwerkert. formerly, con-
nected with Mankato postoffice force
| was in MankatO over Sunday. He is
now in the hardware business at Wat.
erville. He has I contract for puttinc
i'm furnace in the Swedish church
North Mankato and will spend a few
| days looking after this work.
Misses Agnes johnson, Hildur John
son. Alma and Hilda Gustafson, Bed;
and Lydia Korsell Hilda Johnson
Ethel korsell and Edna Samuelson at
tended the Luther league convention
i'm the G. A. c. auditorium in st. Pete
yesterday. going down on the moor
train and returning on the evening
train.
Rev. II. Plantikow. presiding elder
of the Evangelical association. viii
leave tonight for San Francisco wher,
he will attend the general conferenc,
/ Of his association. lie will be absent
about FIVE weeks and en- route TO the
coast and on the return trip he viii
visit a number Of cities. The genera
conference opens the first part Of Oc'
tcber.