The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-07-16

HerMan DFlil, VINO - employed on
farm near Mapleton, left yesterday
Tor Mapletqp after spending the week
end with his parents.
Mr., and Mrs 3 C. Csln ana Mr..
Sunday evening from ten days auto
trip in Northern Minnesota. They
drove twelve hundred miles on the
trip, Visiting Duluth, Two HarborR
Grand Marias, Virginia, Evelefh, Hib-
bing and other towns on the range.
and found the roads excella9t They
report that the lilacs are Just Il bloom
Tor.
Mrs. Andrew J. Domiey Of Aurora.
ILL.,, who has been visiting u the city.
for the last month, returned to hek
home. While here she was the 8uoot
of her brother Phil. LeaS.
Fred Casebeer and son, Arthur oe
Madison, Wis, are visiting With the
family Of the formers brother IN.
law. Walter Daniels, State street.
other eastern points last Saturday.
Fred Ritter and his sister, Mrs.
Florence Jones and son, Ct. Paul,
were guests of their aunt, MFs. Katie
Roway, this week.
Attorney c. O. DALEY returned
yesterday from q two weeks visit
with relatives in Illinois and Wlseon-
sin. Mr.. Daley reports that crop
conditions In Minnesota are far su.
peri nerior r. to t those s, n the other states
John H. Hohmann, president Of the
National Bank Of Commerce, return.
ed home yesterday from st. Nul,
where he attended the annual oon-
vention of the Minnesota Highway
association. Reports from different
parts of the state indicate that In,
terest is being manifested by the
people In the Babcock amendment.
and that they are beginning 70 under.
do the state. All the old ofHcers a
the, Organization were reelected, NJ,
Hohmann Is ce-prssidsnt OF the
Minnesota Highway association.
Max Wishnick and Joe Wtehptek 81
the Sample Shoe store ere ATTENDING
the large convention Of retail sh0S
dealers that Ia being held jn CAiGago
this. week. Messrs. Wishniek Will un-
doubtedly return with new idass II
the fall footwear.
Miss Opal Mccoy, 10 Bradley
street, returned home yesterday from
Minneapolis where she has been visr
Mrs. W. G. Kelly and daughter Miss
Georgia F. Kelly, Council bluffs,
Iowa, and Miss Marie, Butler OF 0ma-
ha, passed through Mankato today
while motoring to the twin cltias,
William Wasley Of Faribault was in
the city on business yesterday,
George T. Wandra of Madison Lake
was in Mankato attending to business
b. P. Mason. 81. Peter, and O. =.
Possin, Good Thunder, were In the
city transacting business yesterday.
Miss Edna Jones clerk of the Pro-
bate Court has Just returned from Q
three weeks trip through the middle
west including Denver, Genoa and
Colorado Springs, Colorado and Chey.
enne, Wyoming. Accompanying Miss
Jones on the trip was her cousin, Miss
Ruth Jones of St. Paul. Pixies Peak
was assembled. the Garden of the Geds
was visited and many other sights
were taken In,
Miss Myrtle Anderson Of st. Paul
is in the city as the guest Of MIR. and
Mrs. l.. R, Marks Of Record street.
Miss Georgia and Mary Riley LETT
yesterday for Fairmont, where they
will spend some time ct Intsrtsehsn
resort
Mrs. Evan Hughes Is spending the
afternoon in Lake Crystal as tie
guest of friends.
Judge w. L. Cemstock, left yestsr-
day for ST. James to be present &C the
opening Of a special term OF thu Watt
onwan county district court