The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-09-10
Mr.. Alfred Gahagan returned home
after spending few days at Ellen
dale, MINI.

Mr.. Alfred Gahagan returned nome
after spending a few days at Ellen
dale, MINI.
Earl Swanson of Emmons, Minn,.
arrived in Mankato to attend the
Mankato Commercial College.
Mrs. Ferd Rohde OF Minneapolis,
who has been here with her mother,
Mrs. Dusterhoft for some time LETT
yesterday for her home.
Miss Ella Meyer OF Madison Lake
was shopping In Nankato yesterday.
| William ]. Donahue has gone to the
state fair. He VIII again attend st.
/ Thomas college which VIII open Sep
| TENDER 8.
Mics Katherine Kelly has returned
| to FaribauIt where she Will teach
J the coming year. She will hs prtncd-
pal of the Central school.
Miss Esther Vogel. who is employ.
ed at the First National bank, Lake
field. spent the week end with home
folks In Mankato.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. vanBogart and
Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Mythaler motor
! visited relatives and friends and at
yesterday having had q most enjoy
/ Mrs. John Weeks has returned
home from q two weeks whit with
her parents and other relatives at
Lake Wilson
b. Fl. Conklin, for the past eight
years in the postal service In this city,
will leave with his family on Septem-
Der 20, for Portland, Oregon. Mr..
Conklin has not fully decided what
work he will take up in that city.
Mrs. Thomas LEM Of Ellsworth 10
a guest at the home Of g. W: Koenig.
Miss Minnie Barth left this morn
| Fred Eichorn, after having spent
hts summer vacation with his aunt
in Fargo, N. D., returned to his home
yesterday. His aunt. Mrs. Mont Plas-
Ter came with him and will remain
for several weeks visiting at the
Efchorn home on Sherman Ave.
Mrs. Earl Jameson Of Walnut
Grove is In the city as the guest Of
her mother, Mrs. Julia Jones'
James H. Baker of Minneapolis was
in Mankato today attending the Ro-
berts Lee wedding.
Billie Spencer left last night for
Winona where he entered st. Mary's
collegs.
Mrs. F. d. Gabler has returned
from q weeks visit with Mrs. NJ Por-
ter at Minneapolis.
{ Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Squires Of Al
bert Lea visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ter
williger over the week end. They
wnt to Cambria from here to visit
friends.
for Carson, N. D., whore she will
teaach the coming year.
Charles Abel, formerly with the
engraving department Of The Free
Press, is In Mankato visiting old &C.
uuaintances. Mr.. Abel is located at
Rochester, N. Y.
William Cummings and Donald
Day, whose homes are In Waseca,
were In the city yesterday the guests
OF their classmate, Vernon Tompkins,
who is recovering from tonsil oper-
DR.. w. M. standish has Just re-
turned from an extended trip through
Canada, including the city Of Win.
nipeg and vicinity, and parts OF AL
berta. DR.. Standish had the novel
experience Of taking a sleeper in the
torrid heat Of the twin cities on the
outgoing trip, August 20, and woke
IN next morning In the frosty air
Of the north. The crops in the vicin-
ity OF Winnipeg are far advanced, and
wheat Is running about thirty FIVE
Ss~ShSAS W ZIG al o. anu ia Od6hdICu-
evan and Alberta about twenty bush
els to the acre. Much Of the grass
was destroyed by fire owing to dry
weather, but the early crop of hay
was good. Potatoes are not a very
plentiful article In that region. Su-
gar Is still higher than In Mankato,
but prices on other commodities are
falling and times are good. The
weather was excellent on the entire
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Kendall return
ed from Charles City, Ia, last even
ing. While absent they were the
guests Of their daughter, Mrs. e. j.
Fitch. On the trip to Iowa they were
accompanied to Charles City by their
grandson Merlyn Fitch, who had been
the guest of his grand parents In this
CITY.
Miss Edna and Edith Hidden re.
turned from a trip to the state fair
asst evening.
Miss Luella Darr returned last
evening from Winnebsgo, where she
was the guest of friends over Sunday
and Labor Day.
J. d. Morrison, a former resident
Of Vernon Center and Amboy, but
now resident Of Westly, Mont. is
visiting friends In this county. Mr..
Morrison says that Montana for tho
greater part OF the summer suffered
by the lack of rain, bat he recently
received letter from his son stating
that abundant rainfall recently In
that state will greatly relieve the SIT
uation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Dethloff. ST.. and
two sons, Otto G. and Carl Jr., and
daughter Minnie returned last even
ing from a trip to Sioux Falls and
Ash Creek. S. D., where they called
on relatives.
c. B. Butler and II. e.. Carney left
this morning for the state fair to
hear Warren G. Harding, republican
candidate for president, speak.
County superintendent w. H. Det-
anore and family returned last even
ing from an auto trip to the northern
part OF the state. Duluth. virgtnis
and several other towns on the Iron
RanRe were visited. The trip was
greatly enjoyed.
Miss Esther and Elsie Hidden,
Miss LdRue and IVA Kendall. en-
pioyes in the register Of deeds Office,
returned last evening from "a visit TO
the state fair.
Miss Ellida Monson has again re-
sumed, her duties at the public H.
brary after having attended the state
fair
Mrs.. Thomas Smith Of Belgrade ay-
enue left this afternoon to visit her
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