The Mankato free press., 1917-06-29
From THURSDAYS Daily.

rToTn lnurSoayS Daily.
Miss Ruthanna Sapey is spending
| the weekend with friends in Wa
Seca
DR.. Luck was called to Havel, S. D.,
| to be gone until the first part of next
week.
Dr. G. ]. Holman motored to Maple
ton this afternoon on professional
business
Mrs. II. l.. Lundcke, Jr, and daugh-
ter OF st. Peter were shopping in the
city today
Clerk Of the Court Wrabek of Le
Sueur was in Mankato today.
Dewey Gerlach is spending the sum-
mer at the August Klein farm near
Mountain Lake. IN N
Mrs. R. A. Miller arrived this morn
ing on her return from Los Angeles,
where she spent the past winter.
Merrill e. Smith of Minneapolis,
| special agent for the Franklin In
surance company was business call
er in the city today.
Mesdames Arthur Buswell. II.
Freundt, Charles Thronson, and Harry
Wrightson of Blue Earth were in the
city shopping today.
DR.. and Mrs. c. H, Nerbovig went to
Winona this morning to attend the
Elks' convention, and expect to re-
turn home Saturday
Messrs. Charles Lytle and Fred
| Prentice motored to the twin cities for
short business visit, and are ex-
pected home tonight.
Clement Schroeder of 716U North
CT uyh 10 81
Mimi, receiving medical treatment, is
reported as getting along nicely
Miss Rose Bragdon of Pasadena,
CAL, is in the city visiting relatives.
Miss Bragdon was formerly employed
in the c. K. Mayer linotype establish
ment.
Mrs. R. A. Brown returned to her
home at Martins Ferry, Ohio, this
morning after spending a few weeks
with her daughter, Mrs G. M. Bergman
of this city
Miss Mary Schaefer, who was home
to attend the wedding of her sister,
Miss Otillia Schaefer, and George
Wagon, returned yesterday afternoon
to Minneapolis.
Lawrence Elkus, efficiency expert to-
commercial and civic organizations.
with headquarters at Indianapolis.
Ind, was in the city today and called
at the local Commercial cub office.
DR.. Walter Zettler arrived home
from the state university of Minnesota.
bringing along his guests, Dir. Law
renee Dursee from Minneapolis,
George Wycoff and Walter Eckland
from st. Paul.
Dr. Benjamin McCleery, DR.. Morrow
and Frank Gabler spent yesterday
fishing at Madison Lake DIR. McCleery
states that the story about there being
no fish in Madison Lake is myth. It
all depends on the fisherman and his
tactics, according to his experience, as
he caught fifteen fine bass, and the
other men also had good luck, bring
ing out some Of the best and most
wary fish in the lake.
LIE Sueur Herald: L. C.. Jones of
Hoerr e Jones and Septer Termath
left Saturday last for Columbus. o..
where they will spend two weeks i'm
the factory of the Willard Electric
company, to further post themselves
on that line of work. If there is any
thing in that line of equipment they
are not familiar with the boys will
post themselves before returning
home. They believe in 100 per cent
efficiency.
New Ulm Review: Mr.. and Mrs
George Palmer of Mankato were i'm
the city Sunday, accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. E. A. Palmer of Grand
Forks. the two latter being on their
wedding trip. E. A. Palmer, who is
a nephew Of George Palmer, was a
resident of New Ulm when a school
boy, but left here some years ago.
His father operated a saw mill here
at one time They were guests at the
John Arhart home and other relatives
in the city.
Architect H. c. Gerlach has re-
turned from Tyler, Mimi, where he ar
ranged to prepare plans for a high
school, auditorium and state aid addi-
tion to the present school building, in
Independent school district No. %.
The estimated cost of the improve
ment is from $4,000 to $4,000. s.
p. Sundergaard is school clerk There
is considerable talk of having the
newly remodeled school made a con-
solidated school for the surround
ing districts.