The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-08-19
PERTAINING TO PEOPLE

Rev W. E. Evans will leave today
for Winnipeg, Canada, where he Will
remain several days. Next Sunday he
will be in Bangor, Saskatchewan; and
other places he will visit are Edmon-
ton, Ponoka, and Calgary, Alberta.
cities for the purpose Of visiting the
Welsh Presbyterian churches. He will
be gone about five weeks.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. H. Knehans OF
Springfield, ILL.,, are guests OF their
son, the pastor OF Centenary, and
Judge and Mrs. o. A. Knehans
and their children, Jack and Winnie
fred of Cane Girrdeau. Mo-, motor
ed to Mankato and are spending q
short time with Rev. E. H. Knehans
and family at Madison Lake.
Miss Esther Knehans of the Teach
rs Training college of Missouri
is visiting with her brother and fam
lily at Madison Lake. She will re-
turn to Columbia university for re-
search work for few months.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Ivan Packard Of Min.
neapolis spent yes:c. day in the city
today. Mr.. Packard travels for an
auto supply house in Minneapolis.
Mrs. LYDIA Kennedy, mother CT
County Auditor Kennedy, who mad the
misfortune to fall and scri,usiY injuIo
her hip few days ago, is recovering
slowly.
Mrs. Samuel Cater If West Manka.
10 left yesterday for ONisI, Neb. TO
Wis IT relatives and friends.
Mrs. Ole Severson OF Eugene. Ore,
has been visiting at the Pohn Steel
home. Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Winship and Mr.. and Mrs. Severt
Severson and daughter, yerna Of
GAINESVILLE visited at the Steel home
and Mrs. Severson returned with
them to visit at GAINESVILLE.
DR.. w. w. Zettler has returned
from a two weeks vacation in Marsh
field, Wis, and other points of inter
est in Northern Wisconsin.
Mrs. Charles Birmingham and
daughter, Mrs. Harry Klinger and
two childen, Hazel and Chales, all
of Plainfield, N. j.. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. D. Deets and family, the
former being sister of Mrs Deets.
They will visit at Pierre and Philip,
S. p, before returning east:
Mr.. and Mrs. M. e. Foss accom- :
panied by Mrs; Lopez and daughter
Minneapolis Wednesday. They motor
| ed back yesterday with the exception
of Mrs. Foss who went on to Red Lake
Falls to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Mrs. Steinert.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Peterson, Miss
Mildred Mylander and Mrs. e. Ode
gard left this morning for Sioux
Falls, s. D., where they will visit for
week.
Mrs. Katherine Moede, one of the
stenographers of the Free Press com
pany. is enjoying her vacation in the
twin cities.
Miss Ida Martin of Willard street,
is spending the week end at Lake
jefferson, the guest of her brother,
w. A. Martin and Mrs. Martin.
Mrs. G. M. Roberts and son Stan
the guests of relatives and friends.
Clerk of Court George G. Krost,
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Sheehan returned last night from an
extended auto trip to the twin cities
and the northern part of the state.
Miss Luella Lane, Miss Hazel Riley
and Miss Grace Jones left for DIVA.
Lonna today to spend the week, end
with friends.
DR.. C. P. Peterson and DR.. M. R.
Coulter of this city will leave Sunday
for Milwaukee to attend the National
DENIAL association meeting be held
| that city Angus Is to - DR.. G. p
Peterson is on the program with the
G.. V. Black club of st Paul, and will
| give a demonstration on Friday Dr
Coulter has seat on the house com
mittee Of the delegates from Mime
sofa, and will take q prominent part
in the program.
State Railway and Warehouse
Commissioner Ivan Bowen paid Man
kato a short visit today while enroute
to Washington, D. C.. to appear be-
fore the Interstate Commerce Com
mission in the interest of Minnesots
s,6% ~fI tot4 To- n
matter of getting lower rates on hay
land grain