The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-01-14

/ w. c. Wood and Mr. Dobbin went
to Amboy this morning on business
"TRIP.
Attorney Miles Porter is spending
q few days on business at Vernon
Center.
Attorney Benjamin Taylor is con-
fined to his home with a severe at
tack of grip.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Gulbrandson
visited friends in Morristown yester-
! DAY afternoon.
II. II. Nerbovig of Waseca spent the
Weekend as the guest OF his son d..
c. Fl. Nerbovig.
Mrs. A. r. Lutterall CT Fairmont
is expected today to visit her mother
Mrs. T. H Foley.
| l.. Blum has returned from Kansas
City, where he spent the holiday va
cation with relatives
Mrs. Lena Malzahn went to Good
Thunder today to attend the funeral
/ of her brother in law.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Kruger of New Rich
land have been visiting Mr. and Mrs
| B. c. Parmelee for the last two days
Miss Alma Shoemacher is spending
a, weeks vacation visiting friends at
Lamberton, Mimi, and at Huron, S. D.
Merrill Mack of Amboy was in the
city today, en- route for ST. Paul to
resume his studies at the agricultural
school.
st. Paul Pioneer Press: L. C.
Diamond of Mankato, is the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Brown, sol Mar
shall avenue
John O'Connor has returned from
a holiday visit at his home in Lake
Park, Ia, to resume his studies at
Mankato high school.
Mrs Gustaf Kienast of Blue Earth
and Mrs. Pankartz OF Belfour, N D.,
who were guests of Mrs. E. Barth
over Sunday, returned to their homes
today.
Miss Signie Hanson, who spent the
city, left this afternoon for Eagle
Lake, where she will resume her
duties as school teacher.
Mrs. F. W. Freeman of Fs mont
is in the city visiting her mother,
Mrs. T. II. Foley, who has J zen very
sick at the ST. Jo5eph's L spital for
some time. but is now imp owing.
r. A. Fuller, vice president of the
National Union of the American So
ciety Of Equity, left o. An early train
this CP"r7ing for War u, Wis, to at
terd rac"'''g OF re national board.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Black CT
South Second and son, George re-
turned last night from st. Cloud
where they attended the funeral OF
Mrs. Blacks father, George Hansen.
c. d. Tomplxins CT Princeton arrived
in the city yesterday, ami this morn
ing in company with his nephew |.
n. Tompkins, went to Springfield to
attend the funeral Of the late Mrs.
William H. Tompkins which was held
there today.
Lake Crystal Union: Make"
Meixell of Lake Crystal the hard
hitting fielder of the 1915 Albert Lea
Baseball club who has been spending
a few days in the city with friends
left Friday for Minneapolis for
hr'ef visit before returning to her
home.
j. D. Deets left today for, Bowling
Green, Ohio, where he, will deliver
the first Of a series of addresses under
the direction Of the state immigration
bureau. The lecture tour will con-
time about sixty days, and lectures
will be given at seveaty-fv different
cities, -..fal
o. n. Parmelee has been visiting
his brother, B. C. Parmelee, for
few days. Mr.. o. N. Parmelee is
secretary of Twin Oak Farm" at
Brainerd, Mimi. This farm consists
nj $50 acres and is owned by J. c..
Barber Of Chicago. and is one eff the
model ferns of Minnesota and the
home of Mr.. Barber
II. c. Hotaling of The MaDletOn
Enterprise was at Rochester Satur-
day ard asked the Ben Franklin club
10 co-oDer"tn il extending to the
National Editorial association an in
TO make Is annual tour
through Southern Minne~ota. The
northern association will held its
within few weeks ard in
case it accented the Invitation Of the
Southern Minnesota editors and pub
li"hers. Rochester and Mankato will
he included in the itinerary. Mr..
Hotaling also asked that the Ben
Franklin club cooperate il the CT 4
forts of the State Editorial associa-
ton to LAND" the 1917 annual meet
ing Of the National Editorial ascot
alton. fer Minneapolis. The Nation
al association meets il New York
this year.