The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-11-19
from Fridays oaiiv.


a trip to the twin cities.
Mrs. G.. ID. Snow is spending the
week end with friends In st. Paul.
Senator Frank Clague of Redwood
Fails was Msnkato visitor today.
Aso Rhodes left on the noon train
for Howard, Wis, to attend Louis Lar
sons funeral.
Mrs. G.. T.. Charland OF Madelia ar
rived today for visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Knaub.
Miss Cecilia McCabe of Virginia,
Mimi, is visiting in the city as the
guest Of Mrs. J. ID. Martin.
Miss Ruth Cote and Miss Lois Rath
OF this city are spending the week.
end with friends I'm Faribault.
Elmer Cornelius OF Clarkfield. Mimi,
has returned to resume his studies at
the Mankato Commercial college.
A. G.. Bierbarer. F. w. Force and
C. NJ. Masters returned yesterday
from Swan lake. where they had a
hunt. . e.. .@..t-..... ~ .l .,...
W.T.. Rosenwald OF st. Paul, division,
engineer of the state highway COM.
mission. was I'm Mankato today on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. e. Lambert of Ma.
della were guests In the city last
evening to attend the play, The New
Henrietta" at Mankato theatre.
Walter c. Bean OF Minneapolis,
representing the Oakland Motor
company. formerly of Nicollet, Mimi.
was a visitor I'm the city last evening.
Mrs. J. X. Osgood OF Garden City
arrived this morning to attend the
Christian Endeavor institute which
opened in the Christian church In
this city this afternoon.
Miss Bema Hartwig Of Lake Crys-
tai. Christian Endeavor missionary
superintendent of the Mankato dis
trict. arrived this morning to attend
the Christian Endeeyor institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Butler will to-
morrow morning leave for Chicago
where they will remain for a week.
They will be spectators at the Mime
sofa Wisconsin game at Madison a
week from tomorrow,
Christian Hovelund, who has been
employed at the poor farm of this
county for several days, left this aft
ernoon for Albert Lea, where he ex-
poets to remain while. There he
has a mother, sister and two brothers.
Curtis Hart returned to his home in
Montana after a few days visit with
his uncle, NJ. ID. Fritz Mr.. Hart
brought a few cars of his hogs to the
South st. Paul stock market, getting
top prices for them. The stock had
never tasted corn, having been raised
and fattened on alfalfa hay, ground
barley and wheat. = .'-.... -
DIR. j. p. Rosenwald, formerly OF
Mankato, now OF Minneapolis, was
visitor in the city last evening. DIR.
Rosenwald Is now located at 501-2
Masonic Temple. Minneapolis. where
he will continue the practice of
medicine and surgery. He gives
special attention to x-ray diagnosis.
DIR. and Mrs. Rosenwald have made
their home at Curtis court. Minneap-
oils. They have many friends in
Mankato and vicinity.
George Pass, Jr.. today went to the
twin cities for the purpose of looking
over the Masonic buildings In both ST
Paul and Minneapolis. He is himself
q Mason and has letters of introduce
ton TO the various Masonic bodies.
The purpose of his visit is to get bet.
ter ideas OF what should be done In
the remodeling OF the Masonic build
ing at Second and Hickory streets. He
will not draw the plans for this i'm
provement until he has thoroughly
posted himself on the subject. He ex.
poets TO be back In Mankato tomorrow
night.
Miss Sophie s. Holt, who recently
returned from Adabazar. Turkey,
where she has worked as missionary
among the Armenia girls at the high
school. having been sent there by the
American board OF foreign missions,
arrived in the city today. while en-
route on a speaking tour through the
state. and is the guest OF Miss Alice
Thomas. s72 South Broad street. She
will speak at the Christian Endeayor
institute at the Christian church this
evening.
Good Thunder Herald: Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Anderson OF Rapidan
township, accompanied by their
granddaughter. Isabel Anderson of
Mankato. len the Arst part OF the
week for Morgan. Manitoba, where
they have gone TO see Mr.. Anderson's
mother who viii celebrate her one