The Mankato free press., 1918-07-19

From Saturdays Daily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rath of Easton
were business callers in the city to-
day.
Mrs. Gene Anderson of Blue Eartn
was calling on Mankato friends yes
terday. @
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rattle of Eas
ton were business callers in the city
today.
Mrs. G.. M. Douty and daughter of
Gilmore visited friends in the city this
morning.
Attorney J. e. Regan returned today
from trip to Washington and other
eastern cities. -
Miss Clara Bisenius of st. Paul
viii spend a few weeks with the
Misses Alma and Olivia Pontius.
Misses Flavia Sorenson, Bertha
Dethloff, Agnes Knopf and Mary Ry-
an, will spend the week end at Lake
Washington. f2 l2a
Miss Hattie Stang, saleslady at the
F. VIZ Kruse store, will leave tomor-
row for LACROSSE, and will spend two
weeks vacation at her home.
Miss, Selma Frederickson, who at
tends Commercial, college, left today
for her home in Hanska, where she
will spend a short vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Gray, and
pa ty of Sioux Falls, Ia, were in the
city yesterday, while on an automo-
bile trip through this part of the
| state. .ab l,ag Aass =
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ryan, Mrs.
Earl Ryan and little daughter, and
A ID IIof -
ored to, Mankato yesterday and Wis
tied with friends.
Colonel G. A. Lewis was in Pipe
stone Thursday night in the interest
of the national guard unit that is to
be organized in that city. Major Boyd
of Fairmont accompanied him.
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Johnson
and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. L. B.
Steel of Belgrade, left today in the
formers car for weeks trip, and
will visit friends at Bemidji, Mimi.
Miss Catherine M. Jones of Column
bus, Wis, is in Mankato visiting her
aunts, Mrs. Richards and Mrs. John
Hughes. Miss Jones is teacher in
the schools at Columbus. She will
go to Bismarck, N. D., to visit her
parents.
Morgan Messenger: Ben Van Pat
ten of Mankato spent from Monday
till Wednesday at the home Of his
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. HI. p.
Danielsen. He left to enter training
at the Dunwoody Institute for navy
mechanics. fns
Julius Reinsburg, prominent mer-
chant of Madison Lake, was in the
Fcity calling on friends yesterday. His
SON. Charles Reinsburg, postmaster at
Madison Lake, is now in Chicago,
where he is considering accepting
very good position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Durant Barclay, who
spent part of their vacation camping
and canoeing, travelling on the st.
Croix river, and who spent a short
time in Mankato as guests of the
Misses M. E. and F. L. Minor. have
returned to their home.
Mrs. j. F. MANI and children. and
Mrs. w. M. Georg have gone to James
vile, MINI. where they will be guests
at the home of Chris Grams, brother of
Mrs. Georg. They will also visit friends
at other places in that vicinity, and
expect to be absent about a week.
Madelia Times MESSENGER: Mrs. 8.
IS. McCurdy of Coeur d. Alene. Idaho.
was the guest of her mother in law,
Mrs. Emma McCurdy, and other rela-
tives here a few days this week. She
is also visiting with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Grogan at Mankato.
Frank v. Morairty of Chicago was
lin the city yesterday, visiting friends.
Thomas Steward of The Minneapo-
lis Journal who spent the past week
as the guest of his aunt, the Misses
M. E. and F. L. Minor, 212 Locke
street, returned to- Minneapolis yes
terday morning.
w. c. Groth, chief engineer for the
Great Western road, and G. C. Car
ney, chief roadmaster for that line
were here from st. Paul yesterday to
oversee the ARRANGEMENTS for install
ling new turn table on the local
lines and beginning of work on new
water tank that will be erected.
c. a. Cooper freight agent for the
Omaha and Northwestern. was in ct