The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-08-11

turned late that night
Miss Georgia Riley, cashier and
bookkeeper for the Free Press Print
| ing company left last evening fol
Anthem, Iowa, where She will visit
her family for two weeks.
Mrs. Olson of Redwood Falls is
/ visiting her mother, Mrs. Ray or
Byron street.
Miss Carrie Schroeder will leave
| tomorrow on a vacation trip, and
will be joined at ST. Paul by her sis
: ter, Mrs. j. J. Freeman. They will &C
! from there to Chicago, and then
F, take a boat trip up the lake to De-
troit.
Miss Hattie Herbst will return
Monday from vacation visit at her
+, home near Lake Crystal, and a short
stay with a party of friends at Madi-
son Lake.
o. B. Hovig left this noon for the
twin cities, where he will spend a
| weeks vacation with relatives and
| friends. From there he will take a
| trip to the northern part of the
i state.
Henry Gerlich and family are
spending a couple of weeks at Volk's,
/ Lake Washington.
Miss Agnes Tyrand. stenographer
| for the Free Press, left this afternoon
for her home in Kenyon, Mimi, for
two weeks stay.
Mrs B. H. Moore returned home
yesterday after having visited with
friends in Mortified a few days.
Mrs. Marshall and Rev. J. B. john
son, who have been her guests for
some months past, have gone to Mil
waukee.
Mrs. j. Clifford Thro arrived
yesterday on her return from her
visit to Seattle.
An automobile party consisting of
Mrs. J. Hilliard and Loren and Alice
Hilliard of Pipestone and j. A.
Cosgrove and Mabel Cosgrove of lie
Sueur arrived at the Heinrich hotel
yesterday.
Charles G. Reitz of Adrian was a
business caller today in the city.
d. w. Johnson and mother and sis
ter and Mrs. B. H. Ward and daugh-
ter, all of Fairmont, arrived in the
city yesterday in an automobile.
Lyle ScOville, operator and cashier
at the Milwaukee freight office, left
yesterday on trip to the twin
cities and Winona.
Senator T. M. Pugh of Duluth ar
rived in the city yesterday and will
remain here most of the next three
months, making the Saulpaugh hotel
his headquarters. The senator is
looking after his farm on Welsh lane
in South Bend township. Here he
took up land under the exemption
law in 1855.
Edwin Olson and Aleck Guddahl,
both of Medo, were court house
visitors today.
Messrs. George Peterson, Basil
Bennett and l.. Olson left today for
Lake Washington, where they will
spend a week camping.
Mrs. A. Hecker and daughter, Hell
en- OF Marietta are visiting at the
farm home of Mrs. Henry Schultz.
j. C. Noe spent yesterday at Ma
della, visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. James Mccarthy, and get
ting acquainted with his new neph-
ew.
DR.. and Mrs. Louis F. Dodds, who
left four weeks ago on an automobile
trip to Chicago, returned today,
bringing with them as guests Mrs.
Hubbell and son of that city.
Misses Anna Kruger and Elizabeth
Wittrock are spending the week end
with relatives in Springfield, MINI.
Miss Eleanor Vosbeck will leave
tonight for a short vacation visit at
Sioux City, Ia, and will also visit at
the twin cities.
Misses Marian Harkee and Inga
Carlson will leave tonight for a
weeks vacation, to be spent at Lake
Jefferson and other points.
H. Szamet will leave tomorrow for
New York and other eastern markets
on his fall purchasing trip.
Miss Clara Stahl is visiting a party
of friends at Diamond Lake, near
Atwater, Mimi
Mrs. H. f. Warning and children
of Van Couver, B. c., are visiting
friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. Dempsey mo-
tored to Madison Lake and spent a
few hours with friends yesterday
afternoon.
John Steiner will leave tomorrow
on a purchasing trip to New York
and other eastern markets in the in
terests of his store.
Matt Ehresman, a student at Man.
kato Commercial college has gone to
his home at st. Martin, Mimi, where
he will spend two weeks vacation.
+. A. Fisher spent the day in Min
neapolis.
Miss Marie Reichel will leave
Monday for Minneapolis, and will
spend week with Mrs. f. A. Ba-
con at Lake Minnetonka.
Fred w. Drunckenbrod and little
son, Marvin. and ]. Heidel, motored
to Sherburn today, and will spend
Sunday at Hazelmere, Fairmont
Carl StrOm of Lake Crystal trans
acted business in the city today
w. P. Marsten. president of the
Lake Crystal bank, was a business
caller in the city today.
Joe Hanson, representing the Gre
sent Paint e Manufacturing COM
pany, of Minneapolis, was in the city
today calling on trade.
DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Hobbs and
daughter. Gladys left this week for
Delavan, Wis, where they will Wis
it relatives until the first of Septem-