The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-10-15
hundred. after which a delicious
lunch was served

i house at Sonora, Calf. The groom
has been In the employ OF the gov
| eminent for several years past and
has been stationed at Lake Eleanor
for two years in the capacity OF
steam gauger for the geological sur
vey
| Mr.. Firestone Is widely known
through the county and his many
| friends are wishing him and his
bride a happy married life.
| Mr.. Firestcne Is a son of Mrs.
Emma Firestone, who recently moved
to California.
S. nj. Morris went to st. Paul today
on business trip. = g..
| Mrs William Ellis has returned from
her visit to Watertown, s. ID. "
| ID. G. Price and Mr.. Evans of Cam
bria were in the city on business to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Mosher and
children of New Ulm were visitors In
the city yesterday.
Miss Naomi Harris, a student at
normal school. VIII spend the week
end at her home I'm Cambria.
DIR. ]. c. Holman and Dr. Hilda
Luck were called to Granada this
morning on professional business.
Mrs. s. w. Raudenbusch OF st. Paul
is spending few days In the city
visiting her sister. Mrs. T. II. Sim
ners.
Miss Agnes Schaefer departed to-
DAY for Fairview, Mont. where she
will visit friends and relatives for
a year.
George e. Black was called to st.
Cloud yesterday on account the
serious illness OF his daughter, Mrs
w. J. Griffing.
Mrs. Samuel Wesley Raudenbusch
of St. Paul Is spending the week END
with her sister, Mrs. T. II. Summers,
1926 Liberty street
r. f. Lane. editor of The Sherburn
Advance, was In Mankato last night
He will leave shortly for Denver 10
Ienter the Woodmen sanatorium
Mrs. I. NJ. Grover OF Sterling Center
left for her home this morning, hav
ing been q guest OF Mrs. William Ell
lis and visitor at the Emmanuel hos
pital upon her sister. Mrs. c. c. Troy
for a couple of days.
Avery Pelton OF Middleton, N. Y, is
in the city visiting his uncle. |. A.
Pelton. He is a postal clerk on the
New York and Erie road. running from
New York City TO Buffalo. He has
made several trips to Mankato and Is
delighted with this section
F. W. Kruse returned today from
New York City, where he purchased
stocks of women's and children's
ready-t o-wear garments and novelties
for the F. w. Kruse company stores
In Mankato, La Crosse and Superior
He was absent about two weeks.
DR.. ]. T. Schlesselmat or Good
Thunder was a visitor to the city on
business today. The doctor says that
in his part of the county the farmers
will get about half a crop OF both
corn and corn fodder. Early frosts
prevented the harvesting OF good
crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Kaul. Mrs
+. Bruntz and Mrs. !. M. Grover OF
Sterling Center were In the city or
Wednesday. They drove in with the
formers car, notwithstanding the mud
dy condition OF the roads, and spent
an hour with friends in the city. and
at local hospital and then returned
home.
. Waseca Herald: Sam. Prail o.
Mankato was renewing acquaintance
; with his Waseca friends yesterday
He Is now I'm his seventy third yeal
, and Is as strong and lively as a mar
, OF fifty. His mother. who lives In
GAINESVILLE, is ninety-e eight years ole
and his sister. Mrs. Monthey of James
vile, is seventy-five. They are evi.
IDENTITY a long-lived family.
Robert Hughes left today fol-
Miami. Arizona, where he will take
up his work as mining engineer In
"The Inspiration" a large and i'm
portant gold mine. Mr.. Hughe.
will take the coast trip. travelins
across country to Washington state
where he will visit with his sister
Miss Lillian Hughes who is teaching
school at Goldendale. and then b,
boat down the Pacific coast to Sar
Francisco, where he will spend some
time at the exposition, after which
he will go on to his destination.