The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-07-28
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Fairmont Sentinel: E. 4. Fill
more of Mankato an electro welder
and all around mechanic, has NOV
ed with his family to Fairmont and
rented the c. H. Vessel place on
Main street for business and the
Fowler house on Forest street for
his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Hodapp and
Nj and Mrs. Carl Hodapp and
Alice Samuelson left today on an
aUto trip to Northern Minnesota.
They will spend several days at
Klose To- Nature Kamp, Hacken-
sack.
Winnebago Enterprise: The En-
nesday afternoon by visit from
william Hall, of st. Cloud. Florida,
who is spending the summer in
this part of the country, visiting
old friends and relatives. He was
accompanied by his wife. and Miss
Roberts and Mr.. and Mrs. F. L.
Cooper, of Vernon Center MI. Hall,
in early days, lived in the Lura
Lake vicinity. and attended school,
under Prof. Bartlett, in Winnebago,
in 1868 SO. 1t has been many years
since he was in Winnebago, but he
found a number of his early day
friends were still here. Naturally.
he noted many changes in the
town since those early days. Mr..
Hall is a very pleasant gentleman
to meet, and we enjoyed his visit.
J. ]. Pihale and wife and family
returned last night from several
days outing. Part OF the time was
spent in and about the twin cities.
Mrs. JIG. Creeden and children
left this morning for Minneapolis.
Attorney Evan Hughes returned
last evening from Rochester and st.
Paul, where he has been trying
cases during the week.
Chief Justice Calvin l.. Brown of
the Minnesota state supreme court
spent last night in Mankato. He is
enjoying a vacation and touring the
southern part of the state.
st. James Independent: The Joe
Schuveiller family departed Monday
for Mankato where they will make
their future home, Mr.. Schuveiller
concluded that there is a larger and
better field for promotion in that
city. For twelve years the family
has resided here and their many st.
James friends will join us in ex-
EcNI WBSuCs lOl IhCll ooS
cess and happiness in their new
home. Mr.. Schuveiler has been
holding a position as engineer on a
switch engine in tho Omaha yards.
Luverne Herald: Major and Mrs.
Ed. Nyquist of Mankato, motored
here Tuesday. and were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Anderson.
Major Nyquist came over principal
ly for. the semi annual general in
spection of Company H. Machine
Gun, Fifth NJ. /. n. G.. and to make
ARRANGEMENTS for the boys who will
City. Ia, on August IL. He also Wis
leave for a training camp at Lake
tied and inspected the Armory,
which is now in the last stages of
completion. All of the exterior
work has already been completed,
and the plumbing and plastering of
the interior is expected to be finish
ed within a few days. Not much will
be undertaken in the line Of fur
nishing and equipping the armory
until sufficient funds can be raised
for that purpose.
Mrs. C. L. Oleson is visiting her
sister, Mrs. R. ]. Stephan, at Lu-
verne.
Mrs. Martin and children OF
Mount Horeb Wis. left this morn
| ing for Minneapolis after few
DAYS visit with Mrs. Martins broth
er, w. Smesrud.
Mrs. Frank Schmutzler, a sister
of Mrs. E. H. Knehans and her
daughter Ruth of Colby, Wis, are
visiting at the Knehans home.
DIR. Frank Doran of st. Paul was
in the city this week, visiting with
ha Of
the quarterly conference of the
| Centenary Methodist church.
Mrs. r. C. Wood and son John
of Fargo, n. D., are guests OF Mr..
| and Mrs. W. c. H. Gordon. They
will remain about three weeks.
Mrs. Wood is a sister of Mrs. Cor
don.
Mrs. A. r. Pfau, ST.. is at Lake
Washington as a guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. R. E. Brown at their cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Van Camp, MT.
and Mrs. S. Grimes and daughter
Cora of Abel, Ia, stopped in Manka-
to for a short visit today before go
ing to Lake Tetonka where they
will spend a week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Sinotte and
family of Keokuk, Ia, arrived in the
city last evening to visit with Mr..
S1noue'S parents Mr.. anu Mrs.
NJ. N. Sinotte, willard street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Peterson are
the parents of baby girl born yes
terday at the Emmanuel hospital.
The young lady tipped the scales at
eight pounds.
| Mrs. Lillian Devaney saleslady
for Salets Department store, will
leave Saturday evening for ST. Paul
where she will spend two weeks
vacation. On July rs she will sing
for the radio at the WAAH sending
station.
Miss Matilda Petronek, book
keeper for Salet's Department store,
will leave Saturday to spend sever
al days visiting with relatives in
| Owatonna and Fort Dodge, Iowa.
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