The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-09-24

and Mrs. +. g. Weber, 324 South
Broad street, tomorrow evening, be.
ginning at eight o'clock. Studets OF
this denominafioh are especially urge.
to be present and enjoy the pleasures
OF the evening Games and enter.
tainment OF various kinds will make
the evening profitable ad full Of pleas
ure. -
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Macbeth, 116
Clark street, have had az their guests
over the week end, DR.. and Mrs. g.
w. Girytn Of WINDOW. Mrs. Charles
Fox Of Lake Crystal, and Mr.. Colin
Macbeth Of Denver, Colorado. DR..
Giryin purchased a new Overland car
while IN the city and left last night
driving same to Window. Mrs. Cir
vim and Mrs. Fox left at noon to-
day, and Mr.. Macbeth will remain in
the city this week. Mrs. Fox and
Mr.. Macbeth are Mr.. John Matbeth's
sister and brother.
@. w. and I. B. Fisher are spending
q few days In Chicago attending the
retail merchants convention. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Blume will leave
intthe morning for st. Paul where
they win spend a. couple of.days.
Mr.. and Mr.. R'W. Deliver of Blue
Earth were among the visitors at the
Mankato fair on Saturday
Mrs. e II. Evanson of Pemberton
Wa In the city on Saturday shopping.
Mr., and Mrs; Ernest Mahlke LETT
having bsen in the city for a few
days.
Mrs. Stephen Lamm returned from
Minneapolis on Saturday night after
having spont several weeks there as
the guests of her SON and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lamm.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w, Keubler, Mrs.
Minnie Hubbard and Mrs. Emil
Schoyen motored to Minneapolis yes
terday, where they will spend few
Andrew Rudberg and daughter. Ag-
mes. left for short trip to the twin
cities this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Olson Of st. Paul
are In the city as the guests Of their
SON, w. e. Olson, secretary OF the
Mankato Civic and Commerce associ-
alton.
Miss Elsie Young. stenegrapher at
the Citizens Telephone office is con-
fined to her home with ulnees.
Norman Moe, highway engineer, OF
Worthinston spent the week end in
Mr.. AID Mrs. e. L. March and Miss
'McFadden Of Fort Dodge motored to
the city, and are guess OF Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. r. Snow.
Mrs. J. L. Eager is spending cou-
pie OF weeks In Fort Dodge as a guest
Of Mr. and Mrs. A. o. Scott.
Mrs. Albert Kresie Of Topeka. Kan
sas, 10 In the city as a guest OF rela-
tivss.
. yeAr, returned homo Friday and left
this morning for Madison, Wis. 70
state university. He spent the past
year In the spt teaching near Red
Lodge. Mont, and during teh summer
working for the federal government
In forest N3erye and In Yellow
WiIbsf ". Award, s1o South Front
street, lsft Friday evening for Wash
tnStoh. ID. O.. where he will enter
H16s Electrical school to take up
electrical ep9inserapg. While enroute
he win Walt hig seter, Mrs. W. l..
Gregory ct Battle Creek, Mich.
NJ. sad Mp. Alfred johnson
havs e. S9s az e h.e os aaCn oiscn:
de home on NSst Msan street where
hey ere getting comfortably settled.
Mr.. Johnson desired to be closer to
land interests that he has In Mime
sofa and liked MankAto,so well he de-
cided TO locate here.
George d. Black OF the surveying
force left this morning to superintend
q construction job Of filling at Esther
vile, Iowa, which Is being done By the
Mankato Construction company OF
which Mr.. Black IL a member
Mrs. q. H. Conklin and two children
visit a sister for a short time before
departing for Portland. Oregon.
Miss Herinein Stein left last even
ing for Chicago, where she Is spec
talking in music at the Northwestern
university. Miss Margaret Stein will
leave next Sunday for the University
of Minnesota, where she VIII be a
Junior. She win take up social serv-
ice work.
Mrs. Frank Ryan will leave in the
morning for Dundas, where she will
be the guest of her sister Mrs. James
Gates for a week.
Joe Stein left last evening for Chi
cago, where he will attend a meeting
of the retail clothers' convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. David ]. Steel Of De-
CORA are the parents OF a baby son
born this morning.
]. X. ,Osgood of Garden City was
q business visitor In the city today. ],
John Robinson of Truman, an old
soldier, passed through the city today
noon on his way to the national en-
campment. which will be held at In
dianapolis.
Edwin Selvig of WiIlmar. who has
heen visiting for a few days at the
home Of his brother, v. H. Selvig oil
South avenue, has left for an extend
ed visit with his sister at Duluth.
Ihlen Is negotiating with the
Northern States Power company for
electric service.
Herman Genaust, former resident
OF Pipestone,, died from injuries re-
ceived in an accident at Whiting Ind.
at Jasper.
The sun warns merchants at Red
wood Fall to watch their goods. The
sun Is of~the belief that would be
burglars have been giving that city
the once over recently.
O.car n simons has heen appoint :.