The Mankato free press., 1918-06-21

.ained and circulated
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! Otto Borgmcier and Dave Richards
spent the day fishing at Lake
Francis.
: Miss Kate Callahan of Lake Benton
visited relatives in the city between
} trains today. .
i H. E. Lisle Of Kansas City, Mo-,
was a business caller in the city
yesterday. y
Mrs. Otto Persig of Blue Earth.
and sister, Mrs. VIM Flynn of Elmore,
were shopping in the city today.
i Mrs. Oscar Miller of Winnebago
was in the city on business yester-
day.
! H. C. Gerlach spent yesterday on
business at New Ulm.
Miss Roberts Mclean spent the
j week end at the home of G. w. Dodge
at Indian Lake.
i Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Wilkes and
children, who were guests since
Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs
E. ]. Wilkes, departed yesterday by
automobile for their home at Rice
vile, Ia. They motored home by way
of Faribault where they intend to
make short stop.
j w. A. Sanborn, assistant cashier of
! the Mankato Savings bank, left yes
terday for Pipestone to attend the
bankers convention. Mrs Sanborn
fand daughter accompanied him. They
will visit relatives and remain over
, Sunday
Faribault Republican,: The many
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Pomadt
will be sorry to learn that they are
moving to Owatonna, but will wish
|; them all manner of success in their
, new home. Mr.. Pomadt is in the au-
tomobile business and has location
| near he Owatonna Farmers bank.
He will be pleased to have his friends
call upon him when in the city.
DR.. c. j. Holman and DIR. Roy An
, drews of the Mankato Clinic are
spending the week in Chicago, in at
tendance at the convention of the
American Medical association.
Fairmont Independent: Superinten-
dent H E.. Wolfe started yesterday
!, afternoon on his trip to New York
City, from which place he will sail
in couple weeks for France to be-
gin his work as Y. M. C. A. secre-
,tary. He was escorted to the North
western depot by the local COMPANY
OF home guards and a large number
of friends were at the depot to bid
!, him good bye and Godspeed He will
meet Superintendent Timms tomor-
row in Ohio. The ywill visit Washing
ton on their way to New York.
Sam Biedshied, cashier at the
Great Western freight office, left this
morning for Murdock, Mimi, where
he will spend his summer vacation.
ID. w. Peck, formerly division
freight agent for the Great Western
with headquarters at Redwing has
been appointed supervisor of Sta
lions on that line. He will remain
with headquarters at Redwing.
Il Rev. P. A. Strom left Wednesday
forenoon for Camp Dodge, Ia, where
ne for few days will assist Camp
Pastor L. Larson in the missionary
work among the boys. He will also
preach at Boone, Madrid and Des-
Moines and expects to return next
week.
Miss Inez Widell, daughter of Cen
eral and Mrs. Gustav Widell, 124 North
Broad street, is home from Carleton
college, where she graduated with
high honors last Monday morning.
Miss Widell won the honor scholar
snip OF the Phi Beta Kappa, the old
est national honorary fraternity,
graduating with the B. A. degree of
Magma Cumlaude. Miss Widell spe-
cialized in public school music.
Attorney G. j. Laurisch went to
point near Gibbons where he will ad-
, dress loyalty meeting to be held un-
5 der the auspices of the America First
/ association.
, Fairmont Independent: Judge Lorin
IL Cray, president, and George w. Sug-
den, vice president, of the Citizens
5 National Bank at Mankato were in
Fairmont today on a crop inspection
, tour in this part of the state. They
/ stated that the crops in the vicinity
1 of Fairmont were just little the
| best that they had seen since they
left Mankato. They report, however.
E that the crops everywhere looked fine.
, and that the crop indications are
{ most encouraging except that there
are some corn fields that have been
damaged by too much rain and in
some places the cut worms have done
, damage.
II - AShOAiSt, COuuty dST1CuICuT-
) al agent, is spending the day on bus
, mess in st. Paul
. Mr.. and Mrs. James Mccarthy and
children, and Mrs. John Mccarthy of
, Madeiia, were in the city yesterday,
j and visited Mrs. Mary Noe.
Mrs. Ed. Matschke of Lake Wilson
visited with friends in the city the
|, first of the week.
Peter Bordman of Overly, N. D..
visited relatives in the city between
trains yesterday. while en- route to La
Crosse to visit his brother.
: Attorney I. J. Knox of Jackson was
IN the city on business last evening
: and today.
e. Parker of Sibley. Ia, is spending
: several days in the city visiting the
! w. H. Pay family. He came here
from Faribault. where he attended the
Money for Power Sites.
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