The Mankato free press., 1917-07-06


city.
Reuben Leubenstein and son Clar-
ence of New Ulm were in the city
Saturday, visiting their cousin, An
drew Rudberg.
DR.. w. Black and family autoed
over from Gaylord yesterday and
spent the day at the B. L. English
home.
w. G. Fenger, cashier at the North
western freight depot, will go tomor-
row on a business trip to Bismarck,
N. D.
Miss Effie Conkling has gone to
Chicago, where she will do post
graduate work in the Applied Art
School.
Miss Marie Killing has resumed
her position as saleslady at the j. B.
& D. Richards store, after a weeks
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hinton spent
Sunday as guests of their aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Claire at
st. Paul.
Messrs. Frank Stahl, James Flan-
nigan, S. Lively, and William Walsh
motored to st. Peter and returned
last evening.
Carl Werthenbach, chief clerk at
the Milwaukee freight depot, has re-
turned from a two months visit at
Hoosier, Sask.
J. E. Janzen and Henry Voth, both
of Mountain Lake, nlotored to Man
kato yesterday and stopped at the
Heinrich hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Sullivan of Min
neapolis were in the city Sunday, en-
route home by automobile from a
visit in Omaha, Neb.
Mrs. p. w. Fregeau returned to her
home in Duluth today, after two
weeks visit at the home of her par
The Red Cross committee on organ
ization Of auxiliaries will go to Penn
berton on July Fourth, to organize an
auxiliary of the Mankato Red Cross
society.
Miss Vera Bierbauer, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Bierbauer, is at home
for the summer She has been a stu
dent at the Wisconsin university at
Madison.
Mrs. George A. Hoaglund and
daughter, Mrs. Stone and children, of
Omaha, Neb., were guests yesterday
of Mrs. F. K. Meagher. They will
leave for Omaha tomorrow. so
: Miss Barbara Mansfield, who has
been student at the Moody Institute,
Chicago, is spending the summer with
her mother Mrs. L. Mansfield, and
sister Cornelia Mansfield, 227 Clark
street.
Mrs. J. F. Moore and daughter, Miss
Mildred, left this morning for South
Haven, where they will visit relatives
for several days before continuing to
Esteven, Canada, where they will re-
main until September.
Rev. Henry Moss and family will
leave in their auto for Mortified,
Mimi, tomorrow morning. Thursday
they will drive to Minneapolis. FIJI
day they expect to return to Manka-
to by way of Mortified. nus.
DR.. and Mrs. C. Fl. Nerbovig and
family and party of friends spent
Sunday at Point Pleasant, Madison
Lake. After some repairs are made on
the Nerbovig cottage DR.. Nerbovig and
family will move to the lake to spend
the summer months.
Sergeant J. F. Mueller and Corporal
P. S. Hines, of the local United States
army recruiting station, were busy to-
day moving from their old quarters
over the Thomas drug store into
pleasant new office rooms over the
Steiner drug store, lot South Front
street.
An auto party, consisting of C. H.
Ross and wife, Miss Ross, Miss Mill
er, J. A. Magann and wife, Helen
Magann, Miss Frances Taylor, and
George Magann, all of Sioux City, and
H. B. Jennings and wife, Mrs. Baird
and Miss Mcconnell, all of Council
Bluffs, was at the Saulpaugh hotel
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Leweison and family
of Elgin, ILL.,, passed through Man
katO yesterday by automobile, intend
ing to visit some of the northern lakes
and the more western parts of Min
nesota. They report that the country
through which they passed enroute is
blooming like the rose" Mr.. Level
son was greatly impressed with the
productive appearance of the country,
and said, everybody appears to have
needed the call to plant gardens, as
we saw scarcely any land lying idle
Crops were in fine condition every
where, and the country will surely be
blessed with an abundance of food
stuffs, this year, croakers notwith-
standing. There is no valid reason for
any American in America to starve
this year."
Miss Elizabeth Miller and George
Baker, both of Sherburne, Mimi,
were in the city yesterday as guests
of Miss Christy Nelson, who runs the
cigar counter at the Hotel Heinrich.
They came in an auto and were lat
er followed by another car, Hans
Miller and family, also of Sherburn.
All cf them spent large part of
Sunday at Sibley park.
"Ed' Schumacher, the contractor,
is home to enjoy the Fourth with his
family, at 315 North Broad street
Mr.. Schumacher has spent the spring
and summer at Hendricks where he i
has contract for building a cream
cry. While home Mr.. Schumacher
will visit his mother, Mrs. Maria |
Schumacher, in Lime township. Mrs. !
Schumacher will be ninety-th three |!
Years old in August, and aside from !
occasional attacks of neuralgia, en-
oys good health. She lives with her |
son, August, in the same house she
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