The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-06-25

National bank. left today on bust
ness trip to Chicago.
| Mrs K. +. Conner of Albert Lea is
the guest of her daughter. Mrs. |. n.
Tompkins on Lincoln street.
Vernon Cooper. instructor at the
high school. is spending the weekend
at his home in Minneapolis.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Peterson left
today for Randall. Iowa. TO be gone
until next Monday evening.
Mrs. Charles Troska of Wells Is In
| the city, the guest of Mrs. Joseph
Lamm. 1923 North Seventh street.
Miss Helen and Master Vernon
Tompkins returned last evening from
their visit with relatives at Albert
Lea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Hunter and
mother motored TO Garden City and
Lake Crystal this afternoon on busi-
ness.
Miss Jean Collins, teacher OF do
nestle science at the Mankato high
school. is In Minneapolis visiting Miss
Vern Slade. who used TO teach also in
this school.
o. w. Walker left today for the
twin cities on a short business visit
and will return with Mrs. Walker and
son James tomorrow.
Winnebago Press News: Hale Glenn
ents of Mankato, a nephew of the
Oligher boys, is spending his vacation
here and enjoying himself hugely.
Captain VIM. Haigh of Detroit.
Mich. is in the city. the guest of
friends and relatives. The captain
still retains his farm in Mankato
township.
Miss Ethel Heidel has returned TO
Minneapolis after n visit here with
her mother, Mrs. J. w. Heidel, and
will spend the summer, at Lake Min
netonka.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Bates and
daughter. Miss Naomi Bates. and Fred
Altman will spend Sunday at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. C.. A. Barnes near
Lake Crystal
Frank Mitchell, who used to be the
Mankato agent of the Armour Pack
ing company, has returned from Ven
ice. Cal. His wife and daughter are
living in that city.
+. A. Hodapp Is relieving Frank
Draper for ten days as messenger for
the American Express company on
the Mankato anu Elmore route. Mr..
Draper will go north on a vacation.
Mrs. Henry Larson of Ivanhoc
Mimi, and Mrs. T.. Johnson OF Arco
Mimi, were guests last evening be-
tween trains at the home Of Mrs. En-
men Callaghan, 125 South Broad
street.
Chris Hellevick. former section
foreman on the Omaha. went TO St
Paul on business today. II will be
remembered that Mr.. Hellevick was
injured last fall while working with
gas car on the road. One leg was
broken. He has been making quite
satisfactory progress of late.
st. James Plaindealer: The first of
the week. DR.. Gust Strindberg came
up from Mankato and Tuesday, ar
engagements were made with the board
OF directors of the st. James hospital
and sanitarium. whereby he is to
take charge of the bath and massage
of that iiourishing institution. Mrs.
Strindberg is expected to day and
they will make their permanent home
in the institution. where they will be
available at any time, day or night.
Sleepy Eye Herald: Harold Spicer
of Mankato was in the city the fore
part of this week calling on his local
trade. Spice" is one OF the sales
men for Farmer & Pau at Mankato.
and although new man on the road
has alredy established a reputation for
himself as the king sock peddler along
the line. He's got them all shapes,
all sizes. all styles. all colors from
lily white to Egyptian rose--and in
cidentally his own mark of approval
I'm every tone of voice with emotion
profound. Hundreds OF Sleepy Eye
people are wearing socks Spice"
sells.
f. ]. Rand of Minneapolis. special
agent OF the Travellers Insurance
company of Hartford. Conn. and Clar-
ence A. Pierce. who has been given
several counties In this section of
Minnesota to have charge of the in
terests OF the company. were I'm the
city transacting business today. Mr.
and Mrs. Pierce have rented one of
the Schippei residences and will make
their home in this city. He will look
after the life and accident insurance
for the company, and +. NJ. Zuel will
have charge OF the indemnity policies.