The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-09-14
From Saturdays Daily.

Percy Shoemaker is in the city for
a few days and will leave tho first of
next week for Washington, Ia, where
he has a position as linotype operator.
F. w. Hunt and L. P. Hunt will
leave tomorrow night via the Chicago
and Northwestern railroad for two
weeks visit with relatives in Buffalo,
Syracus and Carthage, N. Y. They
will stop enroute for brief stay in
Detroit and while there will visit the
Ford automobile plant. On their re-
turn to Mankato, L. P. Hunt will re-
he will leave for Excelsior Springs,
Mo-, for course of baths, proceed
ing thence to his home in Seattle.
Schorn and Mic Kunz have returned
from a delightful ten day auto trip
through the northern part of the state.
They visited friends, at the twin cities,
David Todd, Chicago, auditor of the
Great Western railroad, was in Manka-
to today and lost his passes on nine
different railroads. The finder is re-
ouested to leave them either with Agent
William Barr or. at the police station:
William c. Jones, merchant, and wife
of Lime Springs, Ia returned to their
days in the city as guests of Mr. and
Mrs. e. N. Jones'
R. w. Jones and daughter of Mime
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey j.
Roberts of South Broad street
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs Tom Jones and daughter, Myfanwy,
at Judson yesterday. and were enter
tanned at supper at Mr.. and Mrs. r. p.
Williams, a prosperous farmer of Jud-
son township.
Mrs. Robert o. Roberts and William
J. Roberts of Bemidji came up to at
tend the funeral of their nephew at Jud-
son. They made the trip by auto, trav-
arriving at seven o'clock Thursday
morning, covering a distance of three
hundred and thirty-iye, miles;
Of. Kelly & Klugherz. have. returned
from a weeks trip in the northern part
of. the state and visit to the state
fair. ........
son, William, Jr.. will leave this after
noon for a short visit in the twin cities
with relatives and friends. .....
Mrs: David Hooge Of Mountain Lake
David Lewen of Mountain Lake was a
business caller in the city yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. George A. Nelson of st. James
was in the city yesterday, attending to
business matters.
Miss Marceila Grant of Faribault, who
was the guest or MI. ana Mrs. Z. IL.
Kennedy, returned to her home yester-
day.
. T. J. Sherk and daughter, Miss Grace,
have returned from the twin cities, and
visit to the state fair. Miss Marietta
Sherk. who accompanied them to Min
neapolis, has gone to Montana to visit
Mrs. William Tidland
Judge A. R. Pau has gone to New
York, where he will spend some time
attending to business matters. Mrs.
Pau and daughter, Mrs. William Far
mum accompanied him as far as Mime
apolis where they will spend two weeks
visiting friends and relatives.
Minnesota Lake Tribune: Peter Stud
elska came up from Mankato with a
motor. truck and took his family and
goods back to that city with him. Mr.
Studelska has been employed in that city
for some time and expects to make his
home there Mr. and Mrs Leo
nard Schinke shipped their household
goods and left Monday for Mankato
where they will make their home Aug
ust Urban went with them to help them
get settled.
Lake Crystal Union: Recent arrivals in
our city are Mr.. and Mrs d. H. Edwards
Of Washington, d. c.. who are spending
a vacation with friends and relatives
here. Mr.. Edwards is being rapidly pro-
NOTED in the revenue service and finds
the work agreeable. He states that Day-
id Thomas, also an old Lake CRYSTAL
guard, is also prospecting and has re-
Gently been transferred from the agri-
cultural department to the food conserv-