The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-06-02


Ziegler, Elsie Retzlaff, Miss Gatzke,
Martin, Amanda Zaske, Elsie Ketten-l
acher, Amanda Jordahl Erna Schnei-
der, Josephine Tuchlenbergen, Miss
John, Louise Heine, Amanda Paul,
Eva Neumann, Martha Hasse, Clara
Bekemeier, Esther Wegener, Esther
1Boode, Florence Dorm, Henrietta Ill
rich, Martha Niemann, Lena Dallman,
Alma Bekemeier, Caroline Sine,
Kathinka Gulbrandson, Meta Neu-
Manu.
J. r. Club Entertained.
Miss Lydia Trenhauser entertained
the young ladies of the j. F. club at
her home on North Front street last
evening. There. was large attend
ance of members, and pleasant time
was enjoyed with music and card
games, after which a nice lunch was
served by the hostess.
Mrs. d. G. Willard went yesterday
to Rapidan to spend a few days at
the home of sister.
P. p. Blylcr returned yesterday from
Des Moines, where he visited his
father and other relatives.
Mrs. Ed Veeck Of New Ulm was in
the city yesterday on her way to
Mapleton to visit her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. q. RosQuist and
child of Rockford, ILL.,, are in the city,
the quests Of Mr.. Rosquist's parents.
Misses Mary and Cliffie Benson
spent Thursday fishing at Madison
Lake. They caught a nice string of
fish.
, Mrs. c. E. Wise left this morning
on a trip to San Francisco, ac-
companied by her sister, Mrs. Root of
MedfOrd, Ore.
Mr.. and Mrs F. W. Mosher and
family of Waseca were in the city
Mrs. Mosher's mother, Mrs George
Wagon
Harold Graves, representing the
Vawter cbautau1u'. which will be
in Mankato June % to %, is in the
city. He is advertising that even.
very literally. =
i Miss Leta Thompson, student at
the Mankato Commercial college, left
today for San Francisco. A farewell
party in her honor took place recently
at the Heidel residence, APT East
! Jackson street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Williams and
! their daughter, Miss Ellen Williams
i of Honolulu, ii. l., are guests at the
! home of Mrs. Williams brother, W.
w. Davis. Mrs. Williams and daugh-
| ter have just returned 1roih England,
| where they have been for the past
three years, while Miss Williams was
| taking course in Horticulture. After
short stay in Mankato they will
resume their journey to Honolulu,
via Minneapolis, Seattle, Portla1l,
San Francisco and Oakland.
| Father Hagerman of East st. Louis
] ILL.,, is a guest of friends in the city
He was formerly head of the Jesuit
order in this city, but left here a
number of years ago. He is now
pest at the Cook county hospital in
Chicago.
Attorney Bert Pau has returned
from a business trip to st. Paul.
William Schultz of Garden City was
{ a business caller in Mankato yester-
:, day.
John A. McLane of Amboy visited
J in the city yesterday.
Messrs. Edward and John Weir and
Edward Good of Good Thunder were
among the business callers in Man.
kato yesterday.
Editor Hotaling of Mapleton Wis
Lifted in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Elsie Hansen of Blue EarLf
was a shopper in the city today.
Miss Nellie Evans of Wells was in
the city today between trains.
| Dr. G.. r. Curran spent the day on
professional business at Winnebago.
i, DR.. c.. J. Holman spent the day at
.'OshWa and other places in that vi
cinity:
! Attorney and Mrs. G.. S. Strom OF
Lake Crystal were guests in the city
yesterday.
| A. L. Goldenstar has returned from
several days spent at Mapleton.
| E. W. Goldenstar spent the day or
business at Nicollet.
! Miss Evelyn Carlson went to Wells
this morning, where she will spend
two weeks visiting relatives.
County Surveyor Roy Allison today
went to st. Clair to survey for the
extensions to the sanitary sewer sys-
TENS there.
| c. M. Shelby of Lake Crystal was
visitor at the court house today
Attorney H. M. Berry of Mapleton
visited in the city today.
Carl S. Strom, attorney at law at
Lake Crystal, late yesterday filed for
Judge of the probate court Mr.
Strom ran against Judge Evan Hughes
two years ago.
H. H. Perrin went to Minneapolis
today on business trip.