The Mankato free press., 1922-06-23
PERTAINING TO PEOPLE

MT. Anu MIS-. ". A. OSLenSo anu
family of Boyde, Mimi. are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Jones
of this city for few days.
DR.. Hilda Luck left yesterday for
Rochester, where she viii attend the
medical convention.
DR.. and Mrs B. J. Branton and
DR.. and Mrs. A. r. Branton and
little son motored over from Will
mar yesterday. The two doctors
and Mrs. B. J. Branton went on to
Rochester to attend the medical
convention. Mrs. A r. Branton will
be the guest Of 1er parents, Mr..
and Mrs. I. N. Tompkins until DR..
Branton returns from Rochester.
Vernon /. Tompkins returned yes
terday from Springfield, where he
was the gnest of Don Kuske over
the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Heilig, accom-
panied by their niece, Mrs. Bud C..
Cain OF Minneapolis, left last week
on motor trip to the Pacific coast.
They will visit Yellowstone and GIa-
c1er National parks, Seattle, Port
land, San Francisco, Los Angeles.
Long Beach, San Diego and some
ing.
Miss Emma Wiecking has return-
ed from New York City and entered
the State Teachers college as as
sistant librarian. She is a graduate
OF the New York Library school.
Walter LAmm Is home from
Gampion college. Prairie du Chiene,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Human win
leave this evening for Mobile. Ala
where they win spend the next two
months visiting relatives and
Mr.. and Mrs. M. d. Whitman,
Lynn Whitman, Gertrude Beudorf
OF Owatonna and Mrs. W. P. Brack-
ett OF Minneapolis were Sunday vis-
isors y at tne home OF A J. Whitman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph n TIM ,eft
TINS morning for Minneapolis to at
tend the piano recital to be given
by their daughter, Miss Agnes Thro
and Miss Lenore Sieberg, at Nc
Phan School of Music.
MISS Helen Murphy and Mrs, A.
e Rioux of Minneapolis are in the
city visiting as the guests of Miss
Murphys sister, Mrs. D. Lyons,
North Fourth street.
Miss Katherine Wise went To
Minneapolis this morning where she
will spend the day.
Miss Lucy NJ. Taylor has gone to
Baskerville, Ia, where she is visit
ing with relatives. =
Mrs. Edward Garvey and children
OF Pennington are visiting Mrs.
Garyey's mother, Mrs. Bohan.
T: F. and ]. C. Bohan, who are
students, at the University of Min
EeSota refurLtd it. sum mer school
today. Richard T. Bohan, who is
also a student at the University is
spending his summer vacation with
relatives in this city and he will
also visit in other cities of the state.
Mfs. Henry Hallman and children
Lake where they will visit with Mrs.
Hallman's parents for several
weeks. =
Edgar Nelson returned Saturday
from the University and will spend
his vacation with his parents in
Mankato.
Wesley Nelson, who has been a
student at the University the past
year, has gone to Milwaukee, Wis.
where he will work during the sum
mer. Z
Miss Lillian Goodbau, who works
at the Bee Hive, has gone to Curry
to spend a week with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kruse and Mrs.
Mark Coughlan are at Lake Wash
lngton as guests OF Mrs. Gottfrey
Kruse of Toucson, Ariz.. who ar.
rived last week TO spend the sum
mer at her cottage at Lake Wash
ington-
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Russell will
motor to st. Paul tomorrow morn
ing where they VIII attend the state
bankers meeting. Mr.. Russell rep
resents the manufacturing depart
nent of the Free Press Company.
Miss Agnes Dale of Erskine,
M1nn-, Sam Schandel and daughter
Fern of Blue Earth I are week end
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Ed Dolen on
the Indian Lake road.
Mrs. Frank Mapson of Granada.
who was in the city to attend the
funeral of her cousin, Mrs. Maria
Belknap, returned to her home this
morning.
Rev. Father Robert Hughes of st.
Johns Catholic church left this
morning for Winona to attend the
annual retreat Of the priests of the
diocese of Winona to be held at ST.
Mary's College in that city. Fol
lowing the retreat next Saturday it
is expected that the ordination of
seven candidates for the priesthood
will take place. Right Rev. Pat
rick r. Heron, D. d. bishop of the
Winona diocese will be in charge of
the ceremony.
G. w. Roberts and son Stanley of
Minneapolis are in the city as the
guests of Mr.. Roberts mother, Mrs.
II. G. Roberts and his brother, Dave
Roberts.
s. H. Grannis arrived in the city
today from ST Cloud where he has
been living with his daughter, Edith.
He will be in Mankato for several
weeks as the guest of his daughter.
Mrs. Fl. L. Case. The Herbert L.
Case family, 528 South Fourth
street, is enjoying a reunion, the
first since the war The two Case
boys, Francis of Chicago and Leland
of st. Paul, arrived Friday and the
oldest daughter, Joyce, now Mrs. C.
A. Wilson of Hot Springs, S. D.,
came Thursday. She was accom-
panied by her husband and small
SON, Allen Grannis Wilson. Master
Allen has two great grandfathers,
S. II. Grannis and F. L. Case of this
city.