The Mankato free press., 1923-09-21

teachers in that city. AZ yet she
| has not deided whom she will
| study under, but will decide upon
her arrival after visiting with the
/ various coaches who have been
recommended to her. Mankato is
Justly proud Of ellis young singer,
! who has put forth every effort to
make good In the singing world,
and is an artist who seeks con-
slant advancement and improve
ment in her art.
Mrs. T. H. Croswell who has
been visiting her son and daughter
Mr.. ]. b. Croswell and Mrs. T: A.
Hiersche left for Hill City this
morning.
! Or. and Mrs. H. J. Lodyd have re-
turned from two weeks auto trip
| 20 points in Northern Wisconsin,
they camped out along the trip and
thoroughly enjoyed their outing.
morning for Ames, Iowa where he
second year.
Mrs. Hugh Jones has left for
Minneapolis where she will visit
with her son, r. 8. Jones for two
weeks.
Mrs. l. A. Wilfert has left for St.
Paul where she will spend the week
with her daughter, Mrs. L. H. Nc
Fadden.
Miss Addie W. Jackson of Chicago
Is visiting at the home Of her sister,
MrB. George T. Smith Of this city.
They alitoed to the cities this morn
ing where they will spend several
! days, Miss Jackson returning from
/ there to her home.
Mrs. J. p. Hamilton and little SON,
Jimmy Junior, arrived yesterday
morning from Richmond, Ind, and
| will visit at the home of her parents,
! Mr., and Mrs. John Stewart, 315 Van
| Brunt street, for several weeks.
Mrs. d. J. Fitch and son, Merlyn
Wayne, Of St. james returned to
their home yesterday, after spending
the past few days with her par
efts, Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. KeldaI.
Mrs. II. w. Bartlett, who has baen
visiting with friends and relatives
In California for three months has
returned to her home on 333 Center
street While there she was also
entertained at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Austin Of Pasadena. Mr..
Austin was former resident of this
city, having been employed at the
| ouHiSan 1Au 0nA'h 0Oo oSoIS AoA
Rev. T. Ross Paden, P. C. voris.
]. NJ. Balm and Elder e. c. Willard,
went to Vesta today to attend the
fall meeting Of Mankato Presbyte-
II. A. Patterson and daughter
| Miss Helen Patterson will leave
this evening for Madison Wisconsin
where the latter will enter the
Wisconsin state University.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Leibis will
start tomorrow morning on their
| annual motor trip to the Pacific
coast. They will go to Denver, then
on to Seattle, Salt Lake City and
into California. They win spend the
winter on the coast visiting var
ious cities and return home in the
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan of San
Francisco, California are in the
city while enroute home from
Louisville; Kentucky where they
have been visiting relatives and
friends. They are making the trip
IN their motor. Mrs. Duncan will
be remembered as Miss Nnsen a
former Mankato resident and
daughterNo OF the late Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Nilsen. Mr. Nilsen con-
Quoted the st. Paul House on North
Fourth street, soma years ago,
when the Omaha depot was located
there 80. -.
George Hoagland of Omaha. Neb,,
one Of the pioneer lumber men Of
leave tonight for his home after
spending the summer with his fam
iiy at Lake Jefferson where he has
a cottage For forty years Mr.. Hoag-
land has been coming to the lakes
near Mankato and has done more
probably to advertise and boost the
lakes In this region than any one
other person. He has spent many
summers at all OF the various lakes
nearby and as he is an ardent fish
ernan, hunter and naturalist. he
dulge in his favorite sports. He has
been the means Of bringing more
people to this section, especially
from Omaha and points in Iowa and
Nebraska than any one person. Mr..
Hoagland said this morning he re-
membered coming to spend the
summers years ago Rt Lake Madison
when the roads we're SO bad the
whees went In hub deep and 1t too {
nearly all day to make the trip from
M. and Mrs. ". ]. Buchholtz have
returned from their honey moon at
the twin cities and viii go to
housekeeping immediately at 412
North Fourth street
Hugo Johnson has LEFT for Chi
caEo,' where he viii meet his
brothers, Carl johnson Of Grand
Forks, Otto Johnson OF Minot, and
Miss Anna Johnson, his sister, OF
Bamidii and from there they will
20 TO New York to purchase goods
for their five stores.
Mrs. Stan Smith and son, Thomas
Srs spending the week with rela-
tives In Mapleton.
Hubert Smith Of ST. Paul is here
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. A 4. Stats of the L salet
store, is taking a weeks vacation
which she Is spending at home.
H. w. Hickey ID spending the
week In ST. Paul on business trip.
Mrs. b. G. Meierbachtol Of Nor
rsstown is visiting friends in the
Mrs. e. H. Hydsi and Miss Alice
Hyaal On ST. James are the guests
OF friends here.
MRS, Emma Schwan OF Vernon
Center and Mrs. Martha Moe OF
Lake Crystal were in the city yes
terday visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome blanchard
and children, Jerome and Barbara,
have returned home after months
visit in ST. Paul where they have
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