The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-07-21
From THURSDAYS Daily,

| from InurSoavS OdiS.
Mrs. Emily Webb of Sterling is g
guest of Mrs. William Ellis.
Miss Thomas of sleepy Eye visit
ed friends in the city today.
Miss Marie Fors .er of Sleepy Eye
was shopper in the city today.
Miss Laura Peterson of Dunnel
transacted business in the city today
Arthur Goldenstar spent the day
on business in Mapleton and vicinity
Miss Eleanor Quimby is the guest
Of her cousin, Miss Helen Cory, at
Fairmont.
Attorney Miles Porter left today
for Vernon Center, where he will
look after his farming interests.
Misses Alice and May Grove of st.
Paul returned to their homes yester-
day after a brief visit in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Koenig have
returned home from weeks outing,
spent at Madison Lake and Elysian.
Mrs. Clement Schroeder and
daughter, Miss Clotilde, spent yes
terday and today at the twin cities.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gardiner has &C
cepted position as saleslady at the
candy counter at the Woolworth
store.
Miss Elsie Toegel, accompanied by
Miss Catherine Schwab, left for Fulda
this noon, where they will spend their
vacation.
Mrs. Catherine Miller and Mrs. JOS
eph Sanger have gone to Lake Crys-
tai to visit Mrs. Leo Olson, daughter
of the former.
oh rf of
D., is the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. E. Hammond on Glen
wood avenue.
John LEM of Ellsworth was in the
city yesterday, bringing his young
son to one of the local hospitals for
an operation.
Miss Bertha Ledall of Wells ar
rived today to spend several days
as the guest of Miss Evelyn Carlson
on Main street.
Miss Rose Tabatt, who visited at
the home of her sister, Mrs. August
Gems, 106 State street, has returned
to Los Angeles, CAL, where she
makes her home.
Mrs. F. w. Clayton and Mrs. Bert
Clayton of st. Paul, who were here
for the home coming, returned Mon
day evening and were accompanied
by Mrs. Mary Stone of Warren street.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Brell expect to
leave on trip to ST. Louis next
Thursday to be gone couple of
weeks. They will take the boat at
st. Paul and make delightful trip
by water.
August Hintz, Jr., left today for
Fort Smelling to see his brother, Will
liam Hintz, of Company H, Second
regiment, Minnesota National Guard,
before the regiment leaves for duty
along the Mexican border.
j. F. Donaldson, advance press
of Ringing Bros. cir
was a caller on The Free Press Mr.
Donaldson is one of the old-timers
in the circus business and a pleasant
gentleman to meet. He goes from
here to Rochester.
Fairmont Sentinel: Miss Virginia
Carberry of Mankato has for the past
week been the guest of Doris Miller
Of 905 Albion avenue. Miss Carberry
departed on the morning train for
Chicago to join her parents at Port
age Inn on Lake Michigan. Miss Mil
Ter may also join them at a later
late.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G.. Frederick of
S. D., left that city
the morning of July 3 in their car for
this city and arrived that same even
ing making a trip of something over
two hundred miles in order to be in
at the pageant and home
coming. They have been guests of
Mrs Broderick's parents, Mr.. and
Ellis since their arrival.
They expect to start for home again
On Saturday and Mr.. and Mrs. A. G
Ness will accompany them on their
Journey as far as Marshall, where MIR.
Ness has a brother.