The Mankato free press., 1921-09-09
PERTAINING TO PEOPLE

Faribault, where he was employed or
The Faribault Daily News during the
summer.
Miss Leah Taylor left Sunday TO,
Battle Creek, Mich, where she will at.
tend school during the coming year
She will take up PHYSICAL education
Miss Edna Riley, who attended
Teachers college last year, also lef,
yesterday for Battle Greek to enroll
in the school.
Miss Mildred Litchfield has gone tc
Heron Lake to teach in the public
schools Of that city.
A. ]. Whitman and family spent
Sunday with friends at Good Thun-
der.
Harlan Whitman returned last ev-
ening from Owatonna where he has
spent the past two weeks with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Hadley of Win
nebago were in Mankato last night
enroute to points in California.
Postmaster Griffin, Frank p. Fair
child and Cashier Marelvek of Good
Thunder were among those who
drove to the city yesterday after
noon and witnessed the ball game
In the evening and then drove home
Mrs. NJ. Sellens of Mulberry street
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. w Walsh
of Minneapolis Mrs. Walsh was
formerly Miss Caroline Poepke, q
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Cook and Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Croswell returned
Sunday evening from Minneapolis
where they were guests Of friends
and spent Saturday at the state fair
Previous to their stop at Minneapolis
they had spent two weeks vacation in
Northern Minnesota, Wisconsin, North
and South Dakota and spent an en-
joyable week at Stray Inn on Long
Lake, the summer home of Prof.
and Mrs. Strayer of Owatonna. They
spent some time at Inter State park,
which covers an area of 600 acres
on both the Minnesota and Wisconsin
side. At Taylor Falls on the Mime
sofa side there are twenty six acres
of beautiful scenery and rock forma
tion said by globe trotters to be
found nowhere in the world except
in Switzerland. On the Wisconsin
side at ST. Croix is the state fish
hatchery and the immense power
plant of the Northern States Power
company, which furnished light and
power to the twin cities and many
other towns in Minnesota and Wis
consin. The trip of 1000 miles was
made. by auto and they found the
roads fine except few places where
the roads were under construction,
George Klein returned last night
from Northern Minnesota where he
has been spending the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Steinfenhofer
and daughter Elaine and Joyce and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pollei and son
Duane have returned from an auto
trip to Sioux City. where they visited
friends, and relatives. They also
visited points in South Dakoto and
Nebraska h
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. DeBink and
day and spent the day with Mr.. and
Mrs Jack Albrecht.
L DR.. w. G. Wits has returned to
the city after being gone two weeks.
DR.. Wits was looking. after his in
terests of his farms at Monango, N.
D.; and 3emidji, Mimi, during his
absence.
The Jolly Dozen met at the home
OF Mrs. AlEina Trask, BELGRADE
avenue. yesterday afternoon. All the
members except one were present
Miss Naomi Randall. who has shortly
returned from Boston, was a visitor
aud rendered several beautiful selec-
tions on the piano. A delicious lunch
was served. A, very pleasant after
noon wss spent and on departing the
ladies all wished Mrs. Trask many
happy returns of the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Haskell of
Winona were guests of friends and
relatives i'm the city over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Hamilton and
Mrs. A. A. Wolf mntored to Mime
arolis for a few days visit with
friends and relatives. While there
thev will attend the state fair.
M. F.. Sullivan. district deputy.
Tnhn rzan and G.. W. Koenig vert t.
New Ulm Sunday where they initiated
a large class of Knights Of Columbus
William Leo. M. Rtnni-
~an a-d I. Neubert also attended the
Mr. and Mrs. J. Radke and Iohp
Nearv Of Madison Lake were visitors
In the citv Yesterday.
h Miss fFrieda Gale was guest oe
friends In the cities over the week
end.
Miss Florence Johnson and Miss
Violet Trautman sNent the week END
in the cities While there they at
terdad the state fair.
Gilbert 7 Hell returned Seturda-
from Seattle. WASH, where he ha~
been the mast month on business.
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