The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-06-15

tai was a visitor in the city Satur
day.
Samuel and Lorena King of Blue
Earth were Saturday visitors in the
city.
I A. I. Deuser went to Rochester yes
terday to see the Mankato- Rochester
game.
Mrs. Lisle Thurston of Madelia was
in the city Saturday, on shopping
tour.
/ Mrs. William Evans of Lake Crys-
tai was in the city Saturday. after
noon.
Miss Kate Mountain of Mapleton
was in Mankato between trains Sat
urday.
! President G. H. Cooper of the state
normal school was in Mortified yes
terday.
Mrs. J. A. Church of Garden City
visited some of the MankatO stores
Saturday.
Attorney Charles Batcheeder and
family of Faribault were in Mankato
yesterday. .
Mrs. H. Kerhm and Miss Meryl
Seffans of Delavan paid Mankato a
visit Saturday.
Mrs. Una M. Adams and Mrs. S. r.
Adams of Elysian ran over to the
city Saturday.
Mrs. A. M. Kendall of Garden City
was among the numerous shoppers in
the city Saturday.
Otto kamerer and family departed
today for Milwaukee. They will make
the trip by auto.
Mrs. S. H. Whitney of LeSueur
Center was the guest of friends in
the city Saturday.
Mrs. j. l.. Hendley and family of
Nicollet visited friends and relatives
in the city Saturday.
Mrs. G. l.. Rains and Miss Susie
Rains of Lake Crystal paid Mankato
a brief visit Saturday
Robert Lamm, former mayor, left
today on business trip to the north
ern part of the state.
/ Misses Anna Anderson and Belle
Newgard of St. Peter paid their Man
kato friends a visit Saturday.
Miss Erna Jordan of Amboy and
Mrs. Will Roberts of Garden City
We're shoppers in the city Saturday.
4 Mrs. H. ]. Good and Miss Gladys
Good were among the good people OF
1 Vernon Center who paid Mankato a
visit Saturday.
l. H. C. Rue and family of Lakefield
were in Mankato Sunday and today
Mr.. Rue is a cashier of the Jackson
County State bank.
Miss Ruby Westenhavcr, society
editress of The Daily Free Press, is
enjoying couple of days outing, and
spent today at one of the nearby
lakes.
Miss Bessie Strum of Blair, Wis,
a normal student in this city, re-
turned to her home Saturday. While
attending school she made her home
with her aunt, Mrs. o. J. Lee.
Miss Mary Johnson has just re-
turned from Los Angeles, Cal, on her
way to her home at Worthington,
and is stopping in the city at the
home of her cousin, A. G.. Hedberg.
George Lusk and his three brothers,
left Saturday to visit their friends
near Madison, Wis, where they spent
their boyhood days. They went by
car, and expect to be gone two weeks
Mrs. J. Thompson and Miss Gwen
dolyn Swanberg of Worthington, who
have been attending the Minnesota
Valley Baptist association meeting
at Mapleton, stopped over Sunday in
the city at the home of A. G.. He'd
berg.
C. o. Daley and family drove their
new Hudson super-six to Owatonna
yesterday, taking Mrs. Dailey's faith
er, w. H. Wilson, to his home. Mr.
Wilson was their guest the past week.
Mrs. Wilson is spending the summer
in the south.
A. ]. Veigel, formerly of this city,
spent Sunday with his wife, who has
been here for several days, visiting
| friends. Both left for home today
Both are looking well, and Mr.. Veigel,
having lost the brush on his upper lip,
looks several years younger.
| ]. w. Morse and family .notored to
Mortified yesterday, having a very
pleasant trip. They found that work
has not yet begun on the new bridge
on the road north of the lake near
Waterville, and that this is the best
road from Waterville to Morristown.
The road all the way was good, in
the main.
w. M. Taylor and family are nicely
settled in their cottage at Point
Pleasant. Ed Brett, who will spend
considerable time there, has his fine
new launch in working order and
housed in large new boat house.
The boat is reputed to have speed
of fifteen miles an hour. and will out
sail anything on the lake.
Mrs. w. w. Besser and son, Mer-
rick, and sister. Misc Merrick, were
sojourners at Point Pleasant yester-
day. They will rent their pleasant cot
tage this summer to H. E. Carney and
family, who will probably move in
this week. Mrs. Besser's work will
confine her in the city. where she will
have quarters for her beauty parlors
in the new Porter & Pay building.
NJ. j. Sullivan and family and Rev.
Father Hughes were at Point Pleas
ant yesterday. looking over their cot
tage, which they purchased last win
ter. They have made several improve
ments, including repainting, wiring for
electric lights and new cement stair
way with ratings to the lake, built
Jointly by them and HI. A. Patterson
They hope to be able to occupy the
cottage as soon as Mr.. Sullivan re-
turns from buying trip east. DR.. and
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