The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-08-04
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turned yesterday from st. Cloud.
where they have been visiting the
/ past ten days. F. L. Case accom-
panied them. S. H. Grannis and
daughter, Miss Edith Grannis. have
left on trip on the Great Lakes.
\ Miss Sophia hammers, public
librarian, Is spending her vacation
In Lincoln. Nebraska.
Miss Eva Squires, who has been
engaged the past year in Mankato.
as school librarian, left Monday for
Pensacola, Fla, where she has ac-
] cepted position in the Naval Sta
ton library. AS yet, the new school
Z librarian has not been appointed.
Mrs. Bert Wheeler and daughter
Margaret and. son Wilbur are Visit
ing relatives and friends at st.
Charles.
, Miss Edythe Stock, who has
been attending the Commercial COL
lege has returned to her home at
Fairmont.
Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Wiener and
children returned to their home
Friday, after visiting Rev. Wiener's
. parents at Pipestone, the past week.
! Mr.. Charles Rossow returned to
his home at Harriet, N D.. Satur-
day after finishing the business
course at the Commercial college.
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Hedberg left
! this morning for an extended trip
into the western states. Their first
J stop will be at Vancouver, B. c.,
where Mr. Hedberg is to attend the
/ Mutual Life Field club convention
| in that city From there they will
go to Seattle, Wash, for a short
visit with some friends from Man
! kato; then to Portland, Ore. for a
one day visit with relatives; next.
to San Francisco, Cal, for brief
where their youngest son Clifford
and family make their home. From
Gilroy, they will go to Los Angeles,
where they will mack short visit
with friends formerly of Mankato
On their journey home they will go
| by the way of Denver. Colo, where
their oldest son Glen is located;
and the next stop will be Sioux city
/ Iowa, where Mr.. Hedberg's brother
u. and family is living. After their
visit at Sioux City they. will make
their last stop at Worthington
Mimi. where Mr.. Hedbergs sister
and husband are living. They ex-
pect to return home the later part Of
JQ1S nOQIu.
Miss Wilma Schlicker is the
guest Of relatives at Welcome.
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Weinbick
and son John of st. Charles who
are enroute to Springfield, were
guests at the Henry Buggert home,
Monday.
Miss Araes Luedke, who has
spent thes past three weeks at her
/ home in Mankato, has returned to
Minneapolis, where she us training
i for nursing in one of the local hos
| pitfalls.
Mr.. Gordon Buggert visited at
| Fairmont, Sunday.
Mr.. Garvin Zieske of Fairmont
spent Sunday at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. T ]. Weber
! of this city.
Miss Viola Fenger of Springfield
was a glest at the Henry Buggert
7 home, Sunday.
| Miss Cecilia Lunkenheimer yis7
'ited friends at Mankato Saturday: }
Miss Hilda Olsen of Springfield
spent the past week in Mankato,
visiting friends and relatives.
Cornelius Cotter, former member
! of the Mankato police department,
now residing in Minneapolis, is in
the city visiting friends.
Glenn Donaldson, formerly of
this city and at the time mail clerk
on the Chicago and Great Western
between Mankato and Randolph,
arrived here this morning from
Glendale, Calf, or two weeks
visit. He will endeayor to dispose
of his property at 322 Willard
street. Mr.. Donaldson has a posi-
ton as money order clerk in the
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Daniels,
Esther and houseguest. Mrs. d, R.
Jones, returned Monday from a
motor trip to Viroqua, Wis. At La
/ Crosse they met Leon Chase, assis-
: tan city engineer and nephew of
/ Mrs. Daniels, who accompanied
them to and from Viroqua.
Misses Mildred Wass and Agnes
! Roerig, John Roerig and Myron
! Kammerer motored to Duluth last
week, returning Sunday by way of
Osakis.
Henry Stein and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. w. e. Lloyd of the Lloyd
Auto company, Ruth Buell. Of Ka,
sofa, M. M. Lloyd of St Peter, Ed
Uhlir Of Montgomery and Alfred
| DdIIAuOIn IA WOW OiAh WALL sUC
among the party who with Mr.. and
Mrs. R e. Brown will take the sew
enth annual vocational trip" of the
dealers representing the Pence Au-
tomobile company Of Minneapolis
through the west They leave Thurs
day night. "
c. NJ. Ffero left Monday on trip
to California, Washington and Ore
gon, and will be gone for five weeks.
| Miss Gladys Flowers of Cleve-
land will remain at the home Of
! Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Lloyd during
their absence on the trip west.
Attorney G. q. Daley and family
4 left today for a ten day auto trip to
Bemidji and other points in the
northern part of the state.
Attorney William Stradtman left
j this morning for few days in Min
neapolis on legal business.
| Louis NJ. Jungs, salesman for the
Providence Lite and Trust company,
/ is in Minneapolis on business.
Attorney and Mrs. Thomas
Hughes and Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Hughes returned yesterday from a
weekend trip to Lake Elmo, Tay-
lor's Falls and lakes north of the
cities. .s..
Mrs. A. D. Stone win 20 to the
cities Friday, where she will be, the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. F. w. Clay
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