The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-10-29

Of. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Gunstrom In
West Mankato.
Mrs. e. b. Langman, manager Of
the Viavi company. will leave tomor-
row on trip to Edgerton, Madelia
and other towns.
Mrs. A. c. Gray. who has been the
eral days, returned 10 her home in
Vernon Center today.
w. y. Frenslin of Minneapolis. rep
resenting the Phoenix Furniture COM
pany of Eau Clair. Wis. was i'm the
city on business today.
Bob Forrest, editor OF The Lake
Wilson Pilot, Is I'm the city. He is
serving his county as member or
the federal grand jury
Paul Stensel of Minnesota Lake.
who has been receiving treatment for
was able to return TO his home today.
DIR. and Mrs. G. II. Curran, who are
at rrcsnt in Boston. where the former
Is attending the surgeons meeting.
are expected home about the middle
of next week.
Mrs. c. r. Bradley and Mrs Roy
Allison have returned home from
Minneapolis. where they spent the
past week visiting and attending the
wedding of a friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller of the
Mission Inn. Riverside, Cal. are the
guests OF their cousins. Mrs. Ruth
futile and Miss Amanda Drake at
dinner this evening.
Miss Louise Jensers. preceptress
and matron at the Lutheran normal
school. Sioux Falls. S. d.. was an over
Sunday visitor at her home, SOP North
Fifth street. and returned last night.
Colonel and Mrs. G. II. Saulpaugh
arc spending couple Of days at Swan
axe with friends, and Mr.. and Mrs.
GARD Miller spent the day with
Tho party. the gentlemen spending the
time duck hunting.
Miss Yngva Amundson. stenog
rapher and bookkeeper in the Equit-
able Assurance society office. will
leave tonight for ST. Paul. where she
has been promoted to higher posi-
ton with the firm.
Rev. and Mrs. y. Kleven and baby
Of Mortified and Lars Christensen of
Porter. Mimi. are visiting at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. Moss. Mr. Kieven Is
a brother and Mr.. Christensen is an
uncle of Mrs. Henry Moss.
Mrs. Clarence Keith of Toronto.
Can, Mrs. c. o. Keeter of Denver,
Colo: and Mrs. ID. J. McGrath Of st.
Paul. who have been guests Of Mrs.
Eugene Hickok. Clark street. have de-
parted for their respective homes.
c. Z. Rodekuhr of Judson returned
home last night from very pleas
ant trip to his old home I'm Ottertail
county. where he visited with rela-
tives and friends, whom he had not
seen since he left there nineteen
years ago.
Grandma Mulkantin. sos North
Fifth street. returned yesterday from
visit with her daughter. wife Of
Rev. Brash OF Ftilda She also visit
ed with relatives and friends at Lake
field and Jackson, having. been away
from home for about three weeks.
S. b. Bedford. of Rushmore. ac-
companied by his wife. are In Man
kato for few days. Mr.. Bedford Is a
Juror i'm the United States court which
commenced here this morning at the
federal building. He is president OF
the State bank at Rushmore, and Is
an member OF the legislature.
NJ. w. Douglas. of Amboy, who was
operated upon at one of the local hos
pitfalls recently. was able to return to
his home today On October 5. while
carrying an armful of corncobs, Mr..
Douglas slipped and fell. and sus-
tanned internal injuries which made
necessary very severe operation.
from which he has now made a good
recovery.
Rev., J. NJ. Balm and Rev. T. Ross
Paden of the Presbyterian church, will
go to worthington Tuesday evening to
attend a meeting Of the presbytery.
called for the purpose Of dissolving
the pastoral relations between Rev. A.
B. Keller and the Presbyterian church