The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-08-22

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/ friends.
! Miss Clarissa Mohler of Mankato
j visited her mother, Mrs. Sarah Mohl-
er and other relatives here few
days of this week.
/ Henry C. Kelly of Falls City, Neb.,
was a business caller in the city yes
terday.
/ Mrs. ]. ]. Boyle of Westbrook was
calling on friends in the city yes
1 terday afternoon.
/ Frank and Arthur Long of Wood
Lake were in the city on business
yesterday afternoon.
/ Miss Ruth Gustafson has returned
from Minneapolis after weeks visit
with relatives and friends.
j Miss Lucille Stevens of Spencer,
Ia, is the guest of Miss Martha Wach-
ter at her home on North Sixth
street.
Mrs. Mary r. Olson of Spring Is
land returned home yesterday from
Sioux City, Ia, where she has been
visiting.
Mrs. John Nelson of Minneapolis
land Mrs. Hinton of Seattle, Wash, are
guests at the home of Mrs. Chris.
! Raihle, 145 Swiss street.
Miss Josephine Pritchard, who is
la junior at the University of Wis
! consin, has arrived home and will
spend her vacation with her parents.
hrs. n. Z, ESQ. tII q
k street, entertained her cousin, Mrs
C. C. Graham and husband of Chicag,
who motored here. the past two days
!. J. X. Burbur, Mr.. and Mrs. Dal
8 Crunn and daughters, Charlotte ant
: Lulu, CT Norfolk, Neb., who are tax
: ing an extended automobile trip
were guests in Mankato yesterda!
afternoon.
!, D. Rossbach of Madelia was in thu
, city on business yesterday afternoon
Mrs. r. F. Davis and guests, hel
!, sister, Mrs Hawthorne and daugh.
: ter, Mrs. Shugart and family, o.
!. Council Bluffs, Ia, motored to the
twin cities yesterday for a shor'
! visit
i Mr.. and Mrs III. ]. Meyers of Lit
,, ! tie Falls, who are on their second
annual automobile trip through Min
? nesota, stopped at the Ben Pay hote
the past several days, while making
little trips to the surrounding lakes
, and parks. They stated that in theil
opinion Mankato and vicinity are
the most picturesque spots they have
! visited.
Miss Catherine Hansen Of Kansas
: City, Mo-, has been engaged as trim
, mer at the Famous millinery, and has
arrived in the city - take up hel
duties, as the fall =" On is starting
J about two weeks earlier than usua
this year.
} w. J. Rother, who was physical di,
J rector at the Mankato Y. M. c. A. al
lDes Moines, Ia, was in the city this
!, morning between trains, while on his
Iway to Grand Island, Neb., where he
flhas accepted a position as physical
director with the YIN. G. A.
Mrs. Fabian Desarmoux has re-
; turned from an extended automobile
trip. during which she visited the
fashion markets of the east with hel
husband, and selected fall and win
tier millinery for the Famous MILL
merry. Mr. and Mrs. Desarmoux left
Mankato by automobile about five
weeks ago, and enjoyed a delightful
"TRIP stopping at different points OF
Interest to visit relatives and friends
IAmong the places at which they Wis
lifted were Chicago, Cincinnati, Mays
willie. KY, Ashland, KY. Huntington
w. Va, Logan, w. Va, and then back
Ito Chicago where Mrs. Desarmoux was
lmet by her son, Malcolm Simonds
lwho recently returned from service in
|, France and they drove home togeth-
Ter. Mr.. Desarmoux went to Montreal
iCanada, for short visit before re-
4 turning home.
Il A. L. Silkey and family, prominent
farmers living near GAINESVILLE, passed
Through the city today on an auto
mobile trip to New Rockford, N. Oak
where they will spend couple OF
weeks with their son on his farm
tThey secured road maps of the Man
lkato Automobile club.
| The Winona Republican and Her.
i aid contains this story about a
former Mankato man: CIV. J. Roth
| II, who. With his wife and baby have
Il been visiting at the home of Mrs.
i Rother's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q.
i f. Wruck, and also at the home Of
i Mr. Rother's parents. leaves this ev-
Iening for Grand Island, Neb., where
he has taken the position of physical
i director for the Y NC. A. For the
past two years Mr. Rother has been
the assistant physical director for