The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-09-22
WATERFOWL MAN WEEDS
LAKE CRYSTAL MAIDEN

Mr.. Frank Trotter of WatertOwn
S. D., and Miss Emile Meyers OF
Lake Crystal were married by Rev
Henry Moss at Trinity Lutheran par
sonage at nine o'clock this morning
Mrs. Herman Dahl of Hanska Wis
tied in the city today.
Mrs. Pagenkopf of Pemberton was
in the city shopping today.
Miss Majorie Johnson spent Sat
urday and Sunday at Wells.
Gus E. McKennon visited friends
at the Poster home over Sunday.
II. p. Edwards of Fairmont was &
business caller in the city today.
P. B. Hegstad is visiting friends
in different parts of South Dakota.
M. G. Randall of Smiths Mill is
spending a few days with friends in
the city.
Mrs. George Nerbovig and her
sister, Mrs. Paul w. Barney, went to
Minneapolis yesterday
Jack Martin has returned from a
trip to Oldham, Nebraska, where he
conducted an auction sale.
Mrs. Phillip Kipp of Fairfax is
visiting her nieces, Mrs. Charles
Goodridge and Miss Thomas.
Miss Winnie Hughes has returned
to her home in Lake Crystal after
a visit with friends in Mankato.
Mrs g. Nelson and Miss Emma
Meyer of Lake Crystal were bust
ness callers in the city yesterday.
C. H. Johnson, local freight agent
Of hn roi1rno6
turned last night from trip to Wau-
pun, Wis.
Miss Anna Anderson returned yes
terday to her home in Minneapolis
after a visit with Miss Lena Schultz
in Limetown.
Dr. M. E. Jones of Fairmont, who
visited at the home of Mrs. J. B
Fowler, 41S Cherry street, returned
to his home last night.
Mrs. Robert Johnson and Mrs. L.
A. Billiard of Waseca, Mimi, left
this afternoon for Anoka, Mimi. to
attend the State Federation of clubs
Miss Ruth Cornish of Vernon
Center left today for New Orleans
where she will sail on a steamer OF
the United Fruit company for Pan
anna.
Raymond Hughes left last night
for Boston. He will take the law
course at Harvard. He graduated
from Carleton last June. He is sor
of Attorney Thomas Hughes.
Mrs. F. H. Koenicke and SON
Howard, returned yesterday to theil
home at Ceylon, Mimi, after visiting
in Mankato at the home of Mrs
Koenicke's parents, Mr. and Mrs
Sigvart Olson.
G. Lundquist, roadmaster; A. Ruge
general foreman of the building anG
bridge department.; Bert J. Funk, op-
orator, and Switchman White, all To-
cal Omaha road men, went to st
James today to attend a safety first
meeting.
Mrs. E. Andrist, who was a guest
at the home of her son, w. L. An
drist, returned last evening to he1
home in Owatonna. DR.. J. w. An
drist, who spent the week end as a
guest at the home of his brother
has also returned to Owatonna.
Owen T. Griffith, son of l. H
Griffith, has accepted a position as
druggist at Marshall, Mimi, with
Theodore Thomas. Mr. Griffith was
formally employed at the E. C.
Thronson Drug Store of this city
He left to take up his new work
the middle of last week
H. A. Patterson, together with his
brother, Eugene Patterson of St
Paul and their father, Lester Patter-
son of Beverly Hills, Cal, left this
morning on trip west. They will
look over properties they own al
Miles City, Mont, and Valley City
and Bismarck, N. D.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson OF
Window, accompanied by Mr.. Beise
and lady friend, came to Mankato
on the early morning train today
Here Mr.. Johnson purchased a new
auto from H. HI. Perrin and used it
for the return to Window. Mrs. John
son is niece of D. o. Tenney.
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