The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-08-19
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From Wednesdays Daily
Attorney. Thomas Hughes, wife and
son. Attorney Raymond Hughes re-
turned yesterday from a very inter
esting trip through the western part
of the state. A stop was made at
Pipestone, and the historic Pipe
stone Quarries visited. Here the to-
TENS Of the Indians for ages past
were viewed. Within an enclosure
is face of cliff of the red stone into
Fremont and Jean Nicollett cut their
names in the rock in 1884. The In
dian school was visited there also.
There is a reservation OF 6S8 acres
for the use Of the Indians. The In
dian school at Flandereau. s. d. was
also visited, and stop made at Dell
Rapids, where q deep picturesque
gorge has been formed in the red
jasper. The crops in that part Of the
state are exceptionally good.
Miss Edythe Roebke, who has been
elatives in this city, left for her home
in Fort Myers, Florida, Monday. En-
route she will visit in the east, stop
ping at Washington. D, c., and New
Port News, Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. Jaehn and chill =
dren left Monday for Lake Francis
where they will enjoy a two weeks
outing. They will occupy the Kelly
cottage.
C. r. Butler and editor J. E.. Rey
holds Of The Free Press drove to the
twin cities this morning to spend
the day ON business:
Mrs. NJ. w. Fleckenstein and sons
left today on an auto tour to Clay
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II. Fleckenstein family. They ex
pect to be gone a week.
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Seaman and children
Jane Elizabeth and Paul Milton, left
this afternoon for Mankato, where
they will visit Mrs. Seaman's sister,
Mrs. Michael Schons-Rochester Post
and Record.
Mrs. w. w. Besser and son Merrick
went to Minneapolis this morning
where they will spend a week or SO
| visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George Besser
Miss Mable Merrick, sister Of Mrs
Besser is now in Minneapolis spend
her two weeks vacation.
| City Councilman Chris Steiner re-
turned yesterday from a ten days
trip through Wisconsin. While alb
sent he visited Alma, Arcadia and
Lacrosse.
A. R. Exile and C. NJ. Fiero left this
morning for st. Paul to attend the
| national convention of the retail
monument dealers Of America, which
is being held in the st. Paul Hotel.
Miss Agnes Schostag has been the
guest of Miss Cecilia Hegerman for
| the past week.
Gus Hoffman, Mrs. Harve Hoffman
and Miss Edith, and Miss Mabel Met
| tier, all of Mankato, visited the Hoff
man families, in this city, Sunday.
Blue Earth Post.
Mrs. Robert Becker of Mankato is
guest at the Fred Churchyard home.
Fairmont Daily Sentinel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Barden and son,
Robert are the guests Of relatives in
Waseca this week.
J. A. Howeson and wife, of Man
kato, and Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Howe
son of Mapleton, were Blue Earth call
ers last Wednesday. The gentlemen
are extensive holders of Blue Earth
county lands and most excellent gen.
tlemen. ~. A" was prominent in
the political affairs of that county
for years and a good one to have on
your side in the scrimmages previous
| to the passing of the primary sys-
tem.-Blue Earth Post.
| Alfred Mailman and son Aaron, are
| spending the week On camping trip
on Mile Lac Lake.
Canada. is the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Black, South
Fifth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Berendt and
children of Mankato. will come down
| tomorrow and spend a few days at
the Brogan honest. Peter Free
Press