The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-08-03

Miss Georgia Riley returned yes
terday from a three weeks vacation
with her family at Storm Lake, Ia.
! She with her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
H. c.. Riley, drove to Mankato from
their home in Iowa. Miss Riley is
bookkeeper and cashier at the Free
Press office.
Jack Martin, the Irish auctioneer
! will leave for Winthrop, Mimi, to con-
duct a sale of lots tomorrow Mr..
Martin conducted a sale of lots at
Cottonwood last Saturday for ex- Sem
ator j., Schultz, and SAP per acre
WIS realized from the sale.
George w. Scherer, Jr., who plays
the slide trombone for the second
regiment band, left this morning for
Faribault. having had a short fur
| Tough.
Mrs. E. M. Schmid and children,
Dorothy and Donald, returned to
their home in Tracy after a visit of
several weeks at the home of her
Iparents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. WEIGH.
Miss Helen WEIGH is visiting rela-
tives in New Hampton, Iowa.
Miss Stella Bolvig, stenographer
for the Hubbard and sPalmer COM
pany will leave tomorrow morning
! for Eagle Grove, Iowa, where she
will spend her vacation.
Miss Margaret O'Connor Of st.
, Clair, who visited in Mankato, left
today for va1or, Sask., Can, where
she has accepted position as school
teacher.
L. C. Stewart of Delavan was in
the city attending to business mat
Hers today.
e. w. AGoldenstar, civil engineer,
has returned from q business trip to
Lamberton, MINI.
Rev. T. Ross Paden and family
and Mr.. and Mrs w w. Davis mo-
tored to Amboy last evening. Rev.
Paden and family will spend their
vacation at the old home near Yer
non Center
From Mondays Daily.
Glenn Paulson went to Fort Smell
, ling yesterday to see his brother, P.
N. Paulson, former sergeant Of Com
pany H, now at the officers, reserve
, training camp.
Messrs. David Williams and Will
liam s. Jones of Columbus, Wis, are
spending a couple of days in the
city, and visited at the home of DR..
and Mrs H. Lloyd.
| Frank Keith, who has been en-
ployed at the office of Architect H. C.
| Gerlach has accepted a position in
Caspar, Wyoming, and left for that
place Saturday night.
Manager CHARLES Griebel Of the
(, Mankato theatre returned yesterday
| from an eastern trip He has booked
a number of fine attractions for his
theatre the coming season.
Rev. w. E. Evans, pastor of the
Welsh Calvinistic church departed
last evening for Cleveland, Ohio. He
will visit in Chicago, Milwaukee aid
other points before returning to
Mankato.
J. e. Salzer, C. d. Hayden, w. J..
Hopwood, and H. Doerr, Jr., motored
from Minneapolis and were the guests
of Frank Steiner Saturday and Sun
day. They spent very enjoyable
/ time at Point Pleasant. :,
Mrs. e. Roavis and son Parker,
and Christ Envy Of Wantonga, Okla,
and Mrs John Merk of Howell, Kans.,
departed for their homes Saturday,
by automobile, after visit here at the
homes of Adam Killing and Paul
lehman.
Frank A. Day, the irrepressible
gentleman from Fairmont, was in
Mankato today for a short time He
came, saw and was impressed with the
greatness of this city. He experienced
: the thrill of being in a i've town for
short time.
E. M. Zuel returned Saturday. even-
ing from a business trip to Redwood
Falls.
!, Louis Busch motored to Lake Mad,
ison yesterday, 49,