The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-08-26
PERTAINING TO PEOPLE


buildings and put on additions.
PERTAINING TO PEOPLE
From Mondays Daily
Mrs. N. Adelia Heydon returned tc
her home today after two weeks
visit with friends and relatives in
Minneapolis and st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. v. Macdonald and
children. Sherman and Beatrice, Mr.
and Mrs. H. r. Dole and two sons
of Pittsburgh, Mass, and DR.. and Mrs
Sherman kimble or North Adams
Mass, camped in Higniand park over
Sunday. The entire party are on Their
way to Los Angeles, California, where
they will make their, future homes
In any place as nice as Highland
while on their entire trip, and wished
that all places where they campeG
would be as convenient and clean.
Miss Gertrude Johnson and Inez
Dotwyler of Redwood Falls spent q
few days in the city last week.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Robel, Jr., and Mrs
w. Plymat left Friday for points in
the northern part OF the state for g
DR.. s., F. Hornes of st. Peter was a
guest Of friends in the city over Sun.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Wilkins of Vino.
ma n are spending week camping in
Harlan whitman left today fol
Owatonna where he viii spend the
next week with relatives.
Alexis Parloya. leader of the
Grand orchestra, returned last night
from Minneapolis where he had been
Editor James Donnelly and friend
Mr. Proebst of Waverly, Mimi, ar
rived in the city last night while out
on an auto tour and spent the night
here as guests at the Saulpaugh. They
left this mornign for GAINESVILLE, Wa.
SEGA and Montgomery. Mr.. Donnelly
has leased his newspaper at Waverly
for year and is looking for a new
location. He was the Democratic
candidate for lieutenant governor oil
state at the last election and dur.
ing his campaign throughout Mime
sofa made many friends.
Wilbur M. Taylor and son Brett
left yesterday for a vacation In the
northern part Of the state. They are
making the trip by mtorcycle.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Halter, Clark street
returned from Lamberton Saturday
where they spent a week. They were
accompanied home by Mr.. Halter.
sister of La Crosse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Glenn returned
Saturday from an extended auto triI
on friends, and then proceeded to Il
Crosse, Winona and Redwing, and re-
turned by the way of Rochester. MI
Glenn says that over in Wisconsin
| they are doing some fine work in tn,
public highways with crushed rocl
H. L. Schmidt and son c. H
Schmidt Of Minneapolis, were guest!
OF Mrs: Marie Schmidt the past week
charged from the navy where be ha!
served for a number of years. Mis-!
Lucy Schmidt and Miss Gina Simon
son returned to Minneapolis with then
yesterday, where they will visit for {
week or so.
Frank and Howard Moran of st
Paul, were guests Of friends in tn,
city over the week end.
John Thew Of Minneapolis was /,
guest OF friends over the week end
Mrs. Marie Schmidt, who has beer
on vacation for two months. ha!
returned to her duties at Salet's store
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth F. Howes Of ST
Peter, are the parents Of a girl bori
at the Immanual hospital, August ls
Fred w. Kruse and buyers left Sun
day afternoon for New York and othe,
cities in the east, where they will
purchase merchandise. This Is thu
SECOND trip Mr.. Kruse has made foI
fall merchandise, and the very lates
models in fall goods will be purchased
Ward Pfiffner, Attorney Dougherty
and Miss Helen Betz drove dowr
from Fairmont yesterday, returning
last evening. 4as1
Mildred Fritz returned from Fair.
mont last evening where she visited
a few days. .nu
Mrs. George e. Black, $40 South
Second street, spent Sunday in Ro.
chester with her husband, who is il
the ticket office of the Northwestern
road. Mrs Black is taking a much
needed rest for a week.
Mrs. Henry Sholtz and children OF
Comfrey were in the city Saturday.
H. G. White, editor of The Winona
Republican and Herald, was in Man
kato over Sunday. He is accompanied
by his wife on an auto trip to the
northern part of the state.
by Miss Anna Lee returned last even
ing from an auto trip to Whitehall wis
Alice Lennon accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. Weller back to Mankato and is
now their guest.
Attorney Thomas Hughes and wife
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith and
Mrs. Evan Hughes drove to For
Ridgley this morning to take part in
the fifty ninth anniversary of the
battle of Fort Ridgley.
Mr., and Mrs. Robert Thomas and
daughter Vera of Lake Crystal were
guests of friends in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Nadine and
two children of Flint, Mich, stopped
in the city over Sunday, while on
their way to cities and points of in
terest in California, where they will
visit relatives.
The Misses Sarah and Dorothy
Jasper OF st. Cloud, were visitors in
the city over the week end. They
left this morning for Wisconsin
where they will attend school in
Madison.