The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-09-17
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WIZ tahS i'Sh ~ 'i-S "'atS ioh'.
County Auditor G. l.. Kennedy and
Henry Holman and son took fishing
trip out on tho Dan Patch today.
G.. A. Peterson, formerly assistant
custodian OF the state capitol. is in
the city. He Is now the representa-
tive of the Preston Warmer COM
Eany. Minneapolis, manufacturers OF
automatic fire alarms. a device which
Is recommended by state officials, the
state superintendent of schools, fire
chiefs, etc. Mr. Peterson will appear
before the board of education this
evening in behalf of his apparatus.
Mrs. +. T. Martin and daughter
Lillian of Merriam Park and Mrs. l..
z. West of Waseca were guests ut
the home OF their sister, Mrs. J. VI.
| We!ch.
Harry Joseph returned today to his
home I'm Mason City, after a weeks
visit at the homes Of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Blum and Mr. and Mrs. II. SZamet
Charles Park has gone to Fairfax.
| Mimi. where he will spend Sunday
with friends.
| Miss Clarice Hill has gone to Min
neapolis to visit friends over Sunday.
Miss Ruby Thomas has gone to
Mepletcn, where she will resume her
duties as school teacher.
Miss Glee OFT has gone to Mott. y.
| d., where she will teach English in
the high school
Miss Marie Burmcister has gone
Cokato, Mimi. where she will teach
normal training in the public schools.
| Miss Lcona Dayi"" va today f"
Minneopa, near where she will teach
school the coming year. School will
open next Monday.
Charles Grannis Of Vernon Cen. cT
was in the city on business today.
Attorney U. G. Argetsinger of
Mapieton transacted business in the
city today.
Chris ZOtalis returned last night
from visit To the state fair.
W. o. Witte returned last night
from a trip TO the twin cities.
Miss Emmr ODonnoll IS sncndinr
the week end in the twin cities.
MIR. and Mrs. H. y. Hance returned
last night from visit to the state
fair
tIartin Wiltgen was one of the many
fror this vicinity who took in tho
; STAG fair returning last night.
! NJ. and Mrs. William Kokc and
daughter have returned from tor
, days visit with relatives at New Ulm
Nagnus Nelson OF Gr7n!te FAILS
was caller in Mankato today while
enrnutc to Springfield. Mimi.
NJ. +. McLaurin combined business
with pleasure in the twin cities the
part two days. returning home las
night
John Graham could not be KEEP
2 away from the state fair. with IL
; array Of trotting hores and speedway
I He returned last night.
e Ferdinand Kull has returned I,
his home in Grand Rapids. Mich. n
I was here to attend the funeral of hi
l.. au,t. Mrs. Mary Peters.
Dr. c. ID. Snow returned last nigh
from couple Of days spent In tn
twin cities. mostly on business. but
hasty visit being paid to the stat
fair.
r New Richland Star: Mr.. and Mr.:
Il Andrew Grain came from Mankat
: Saturday to he present Sunday AZ tn
tenth double wedding anniversary q
: Mr. and Mrs. John Bungarden and MI
= ), and Mrs. Frank Grain.
u Leroy Bowen. who spent month
Z vacation with his parents. Mr.. and MI
. John r. Bowen. returned yesterday
st. Paul, where he will continue III
u work at the capitol. and also his stud
Of law at the st. Paul Law schoo
which Is night school.
Slayton Herald: James Lamb le
Yesterday for Minneapolis where Il
u will enter the state university an
, continue his studies along journalist
o lines. James will no doubt he give
n position on some OF the large pa
rers during his leisure hours and i
is genius when ii comes to usir
=, the pen.
~ George Schrieber. engineer ut q
~ Hubbard Mill will leave tomorro
u night for Columbus, Ohio. where |
- will attend the convention OF Nation
H. al Association Of Stationary Engineer
'c which will hold forth for one wee
!. Mr.. Schrieber will join the tw
% city delegation in Chicago and thu
will proceed to Columbus by speci
train.
r. Mrs. Lou T.. Firestone has dispos'
i, of her home at 900 Grove street
~ Edwin N. Jones, OF $50 South Four
street, and will spend the winter WI
ts her daughter, Eta Laura at Lo'
-, Beach, California, leaving Mankato
Oh Monday evening. Miss Firestone h
a position as teacher in the publ
schools. Mrs. Flrestone has son
= California and another daughter W
no Is teaching in the MinneaDol schco
J. ID. Bargen and family and
=, brother. George, and sister-in la
Nv Miss Sarah Adrian, OF Mountain Lal
'"' drove TO the city this morning
l., their car and spent the day shoppir
!" planning to return this evening. L
&. distance to Mankato was found to
sixty-four miles. and was covered
two and half hours without troubl
III of any kind. except that heavy rs
had fallen west of st. James.
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