The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-02-18

ing arrangements to hold a banquet
at the Elks' cafe on Monday even
ing at seven O'Clock. a'a-s
Dancing Party. =
A social and dancing party will be
held at the Loyosa clubhouse tonight.
F. w. Boesch Of Amboy was in the
city OH business today. a--
Al Wysong has returned from a
weeks stay in Minneapolis.
W. J. Paffrath of Springfield was in
the city on business today.
E. NJ. Zuel and w. G.. Wood went to
lie Sueur Center today on business.
L. E. Lambert of Madelia is spend
ing few days on business in the
city. Ia, ~
Henry ]. yanvalkenbefg of Osakis
is in the city attendingGthe sales of
fancy bred hogs .afol
:, J. B, Howe, cashier of the Farmers
State bank iOf Areo, was attending to
business matters in the city today.
Mrs. Charles Moses returned to her
home in Lake Crystal today, after a
short visit with friends'in the city.
S C. r. Loysen, representing the War
ner Hardware company of Minneapo-
lis, was in the city calling on trade
today. sLc %CfHt> y g.
Mrs. C. B.Ianghan, manager of the
viavi company. Will leave TOMORROW
on business tripto Smiths Mill,and
Eagle Lake.i6s ST. LefD "
Miss Tess fDrueke will oarrive Mon
day from the east, and will take up
her duties as triHimert at the r. w.
Kruse millinery store.
Mr.. and AIRS. Il. Jacobs and son
Robert of South'E seGend street re-
turned home yesterday from trip to
Cincinnati, o., and other eastern
points. e. h-
Peter Schultz, who spent month
Mt st. Joseph's z hospital receiving
medical treatment, has made good
recovery, and returned to his home in
Limetown.
d. w. Radichel, L. Is. Beckwell.
John Carlson and George Fisher are
planning to visit the. cement show
which will be held in Chicago Feb
ruary IL to IS. ..'s2st
August Gruenvald of aWaseca, who
has been receiving treatment at one
of the local hospitals for week past,
has made a good recovery, and re-
turned to his home. lS
w. N. Johnson, editor of The Ivan
hoe Times, and l.. l.. Peterson, cash
Ter of the Farmers National bank at
Hendricks, were in Mankato today.
They are enroute home after a trip
to Texas. shi&z,
Miss Amelia Rausch viii leave to-
day for Chicago, where she will at
tend the fashion show, then go on
to st. Louis to spend a couple of
weeks with her sister; Mrs. F. c. Phil
lips and family, and expects to re-
turn to Mankato March l,
Z In addition to the names of those
already published as intending to go
to Faribault to attend the State Y. M.
G.. A. convention the following have
stated their intentions OF going: j. S.
Findley, w. J. Rother, A. H. Fetch
er, Emyln Hughes, Harold Anderson
and John Madigan. The convention
will continue from February II to IA.
Mr., and Mrs. G. L. Peterson of Hem
bricks, Mr., and Mrs. l.. P. Johnson of
Ivanhoe and Mr. and Mrs. w. M.
Johnson of Ivanhoe were in Mankato
today enroute home from a trip to
Texas. Mr.. Peterson is cashier of
the Farmers State bank at Hem
bricks; L. P. johnson is county at
torney of Lincoln county and w. M.
Johnson is editor of The lyanhoe
Times.
Minneapolis Tribune: Kathleen Hart
-Bibb, the popular soprano at the
Church of the Redeemer, is leaving
tomorrow for several weeks of study
In New York City. Mrs. Bibb expects
to work with several of the well
known vocal teachers and to coach in
German and French songs. Upon her
return Mrs. Bibb will appear in joint
recitals with Frank Bibb. who is
Oscar Seagle's accompanist.
Friday and Saturday of this week
the. convention of the Dental associa
tton will be held in Minneapolis, and
the local dentists have all planned to
be in attendance Some of them will
leave for Minneapolis tonight, and
others will go tomorrow morning
Those who will attend are Drs. NJ. r.
Coulter, F. L. Stephan, F. S. Heidel,
LsJ. Harrison, E. G. Giryin, G., P. Pc
terson. VIM. NJ Standish, P. w. Bar
ney, w. P. Seaqu:st, WA. Radichel
and T. Olson fSanJpe
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