The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-06-11

Warren street. Mrs. Thompson says
the home has several fine boy babies
for whom they would like to find good
homes
Miss Esther Daniels Is spending
the week I'm the twin cities and viii
attend commencement exercises al
Hamline university, and the banquet
1 this evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Torliff Aarstad and
son of Sacred Heart. Mimi. who have
been visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs n. e. Jensen. returned to their
home yesterday.
]. G.. Fowler went to st. Paul toda.
to attend the c. A. X. encampmcnt
While in the twin cities he will con
suit specialists with view to having
an operation performed.
Miss Margaret Diamond OF st. Paul
formerly OF Mankato. who has been
visiting her two Mankato brothers, II
f, ID. and l.. c. Diamond left today for
Amboy, to visit friends for several
, weeks. trse.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Roster and daugh-
ter. Mrs. T. Johnson and children have
gene to Minneapolis to spend couple
of weeks with relatives, after which
they will visit at other points OF in
terest
Mrs. A. Mosser. OF this city. and
daughter. Mrs George Busser Of Ma
della. have gone to La Crosse, Wis,
where they will visit with Mrs. Ed
ward A. Frommes, a daughter of Mrs.
Mosser.
John J. Rooney, former wrestler,
now a Chicago policeman, brother of
Thomas Rooney of Ceresco, was TO
meet Thomas in Mankato late this
afternoon and go out with him to the
Thomas Rooney farm.
Mrs. william Hislop. Miss Sadie
Ward and Miss Jessie Hislop. teach
er of Beauford. who have been visit
ing I'm the city with Mrs. John Lurth.
have left for Los Angeles. Cal They
will spend a three months vacation
in the west.
MIR. and Mrs. A. b. Maiers and Mr.
and Mrs. George Fischer spent the
day at Lake Francis. Mr. and Mrs.
Maiers will return to their home I'm
Minneapolis tomorrow. after several
days visit with their daughter and
son lin law.
Miss Doris Curran. who returned
home from Carleton college last even
ing. Is entertaining as house guests
this week. Misses Emma Wyatt of
Bigelow. Mimi. and Miss Alice Lowe
OF Pipestone, fellow student at Garlic
ton. Miss Curran will graduate next
year.
Mrs. Henry Holman. Mrs. James
Wilson. Mrs. 4. o. Scott. Mrs. Stubbs,
Mrs. !. y Tompkins. Mrs. A. II. Spaul-
ding and Mrs. J. r. Bowen went To
st. Paul this morning to attend-the de-
partment convention of the w. Il. c.
which convenes at the ST. Paul hotel
today.
Rev. Henry Moss and family re-
turned i'm their auto from Mortified
yesterday afternoon. They report that
siXty-ive students received their b.
A. degrees from St Olaf college at
the commencement exercises Saturday
forenoon. Mr.. Moss is a member of the
class of 1901.
Blue Earth Post: Congressman
Frank r. Ellsworth was i'm town
Thursday afternoon en- route to Brice-
lyn. where he gave an address that
evening at the school graduating eX-
ercises. He will be here next Mon
day and give an address at the ad-
journed Memorial day services.
Mrs. Minnie Hubbard Is on her way
to Honolulu and the Hawaii Islands
on a pleasure trip. She will remain
several weeks and will be met in San
Francisco by her mother. Mrs. f.
Schoyen and son, Dean, also her sis
ter, Mrs. O'Brien of Seattle. Together
they will visit the exposition
Rev. Henry Moss left this afternoon
for Minneapolis where he will attend
the annual meeting of the United Nor
wegian Lutheran church of America In
session at that place from Wednesday
this week until Thursday next week.
Mr.. Moss expects to stay the whole
meeting so there will be no services
at Mankato or Lake Crystal next Sun
day.
Earl Osten. son of Sheriff Osten,
went today to Stanley. Wis.,. to spend
the summer on the farm OF William
Beske. The latter was married last
December to Miss Agnes Beccue. who
had spent three years at the sheriff's
residence. Earl Osten was accompa
MED by Lawrence Reese of GAINESVILLE,
Mrs. Beske's newphew, who will also
spend the summer on the farm, and
by Miss Manda Beccue, also OF James
vile, Mrs. Beske's sister. who will Wis
II at the same farm for two or three
weeks.
William G.. Frank and family of
Springfield, Mimi; DIR. ID. A. McRae
and wife of Princeton. Mimi; Mrs.
Mary Lamableu of Seattle, Wash. and
others. comprising an automobile par
tyl were guests at the Heinrich hotel
yesterday. While in the city Mr..
Frank obtained from the Minneopa
garage an eight -cylinder Cadillac au-
tomobile, which he had purchased