The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-12-08

the household to have a turkey on
| Thanksgiving day. Paul Larpenteur
said his wife, had threatened sui
eide some time before. The woman
| was found dead in bed.
From Saturdays Daily.
| Miss Dorothy Scott, who is teaching
at Lakefield, Mimi. is spending the
Thanksgiving vacation in Mankato at
the home OF her parents, Captain and
Truman Tribune: NJ c. Dalton of
Mankato, a member of the state bank
ing department, brought his wife to
Pairmont to spend ,t the day y with 9 Mrs
Bradley of 212 Eagle street.
Fairmont Independent: A. j. Pass of
Pipestone and Mr.. and Mrs: George
ing guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hengen of
Miss Selma Ulmen spent Thanks
giving day at st; James.
Miss Stella Bartlett, who teaches
school at Montgomery, is home to spend
the vacation with her mother.
Miss Florence Anderson, who teaches
school at Tyler, Is home to spend the
Miss Clara Zieske, who teaches
school at Waseca, is spending the va
cation at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Weber on North aii Third FL 1a street visited
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis,
on State street.
Mr. and Mrs B. S. Boman and Miss
Eleanor Gustafson visited friends in
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Just of Vernon
Center spent the holiday with rela-
Mrs j. P. Dineen is visiting friends in
'' Mrs. wv Wili la Lafey and children,
and Miss Julia O'Brien are spending
the week end with relatives in st. Paul.
Duncan Ferguson is spending the va
cation with friends in ST. Paul.
Martin Cruise of worthington. who
has been visiting his brother at Ham
day to. spend a few days with his
friend Sidney Cahoon.
Misses Jean and Elizabeth Jameson
and their little niece. Hildred Thomp-
city to spend Thanksgiving at the
home of Mrs. Ashley Hams and family,
916 Cherry street. The Misses jamie
son no. and Mrs p, Hains are sisters 80.
last evening on his return to Llano
Grande, Texas. where he will rejoin
Company H of the Second Minnesota
Tough of few weeks in Mankato.
Miss Grace E. Comstock of the fac
ulty of Stanley college. Minneapolis,
spent the weekend with relatives in
Miss Helen Tompkins is spending the
Thanksgiving vacation at her home in
this city. Miss Tompkins will be joined
here this evening by her classmate Miss
Lois Walklin of WATERFOWL, S. d., and
they will return to Menomone Sunday
night.
Miss Caroline Armstrong and Miss
Ruth Housegood of Mountain Lake are
spending their vacation at their homes
in this city.
Miss Isabel Gugisberg and Miss Anna
Berg, both of New Ulm, are visiting i'm
the city at the home of the formers
cousin, Ed GugiSberg.
Mic Boegen of Winona is in the city
visiting his aged father, Frederick
Boegen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Martinson and
mers parents in Mankato They re-
turned home Friday morning.
Mrs Fred Hirsch of Mason City, To-
wa, arrived today for a visit at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs L. Blum.
Mrs. A. O. Hovig of Tracy arrived
last evening to spend some time with
relatives in the city. 4
Manager p w Ferguson of the Cit
liens, Telephone company was called to
ST Paul today by message ANNOUNCE
ing the serious illness of his brother,
Hon. T. ]. McDermott of ST. Paul
spent yesterday at Madison Lake, at
tending to his, property interests.
Miss Alma Christensen of st. James,
who visited friends in the city, returned
to her home today
Miss Ragna Bottom of ST. James re-
turned to her home today, after
short visit in this city.
Mrs. c. F. Rosing returned to her
home at st. James today after a visit
with Mankato friends.
j. III. Schaefer Of Blue Earth was a
business caller in the city today.
transacted business in the city today.
Fred w. Wingen of Smiths Mill is
having plans drawn for a new frame
Clair. The plans are being made at the
office of Architect Albert Schippel.
Charles Parke of Minneapolis, will
arrive tonight for visit with his sister,
OF Peking, ILL.,. will also arrive tonight
for a visit with Miss Parke.
Hon, Gilbert Gutterson of Minnea-
polls, president of the First National
in the city today.
E. M. ;zuel was at st. Peter on bus
Miss Iva June Shields of West Con-
Mrs. L, w. Andrist.
Architect and Mrs Albert Schippel.
and daughter, Miss Mamie Schippel, and
son, in-law and da.ughter Mr. and Mrs.
smotored to Owatonna yesterday. Mr..
and Mrs. Mack boarded the train at
that CITY, going to DEBORAH, Iowa,
where they will visit for several DAYS.
before going to aPremption, Ill, to visit
Mr.. Mack's parents. They expect to
return to Mankato to resume their visit
with Mrs. Mack's parents about Christi
mas, and will later return to their own
home in Montana
Attorney j. E. Regain left for Wells
today. where he will spend a couple of
Gays US attending to business matters.
Miss Ruth Snyder. who teaches school
at Clements, Mimi, is spending the
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
mrs. j.: Snyder of North Fourth street.
she will return to Clements tomorrow.
Mr.; and Mrs. Richard Jones and
taugnter OF Judson were in the city
today. They will leave next week for
a a, trip to Cambria. wis, and Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Boman have
moved from $50 East Main street to
residence at SIT North Fourth street
-, Attorney HI. L. Schmitt Of Minneano-
lis Is spending several days in the civ.