The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-08-17

| pitISS DIT the cottage Vi the DTlu6
father at White Bear Lake
bers OF the party returned Saturda,
evening. but Mr.. Rudberg remainet
over to take treatments from
specialist for his eye which ha!
been giving him much trouble To-
the past month. While out motorin.
some time ago a small piece o
cinder flew in his eye. His eye was
improving but has taken a backse
and his going twice to a specialist
who pronounces his eye in a serious
condition.
Mrs. Porter Logan and daughter
Babe OF st. Paul are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Conway. Mrs
Logan was formerly Miss Grace t'&l
OF this city. They will be here one
week and will spend part OF the
time at Lake Francis.
Miss Rosetta Bowe, stenographer
for the Riggs Optical company, has
returned from Minneapolis where
She spent few days with friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Hall and fam
lily OF st. Paul motored to MankatC
yesterday, and they attended the
picnic at Lake Crystal of the Tri
| State Telephone company. Mr.. Hal
| is secretary to the president of the
Tri- State company at st. Paul.
Emil Raster has returned to his
duties in the silk department of the
! Brett store, after a two weeks va
cation with his sisters, Mrs. Will
Manther, at Montivedio, and Mrs
John Pingel at Sleepy Eye, and
brother, VIII Raster at Waseea.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Hugunin OF the La
| Vogue shop, who has been spending
4 Of l.,
Francis, has returned to her duties
; Miss Viola Lewis spent the week
end with her parents at Lake Crys-
! tai.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Szamet, Miss
lillian Blum, l.. Blum and Herbert
| Szamet spent the day at Interlaken
park at Fairmont, yesterday.
Miss Irene Hughes of the Kruse
store is spending her vacation at
the various summer resorts near
the city.
Mrs. Martha Desormoux returned
Saturday from Chicago where she
has been for several weeks pur-
| chasing goods for her millinery
shop. One of the interesting fea-
lures of her trip was the attending
of the million dollar fur show put
on by the Interstate Merchants
Council at the Hotel La Sale. Fol-
lowing the show the guests were
taken for a motor trip on Lake
Shore drive through Marisold Gar
den and Lincoln park. A banquet
followed
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Johnson and
son Ira spent the weekend as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Gustason Of Judson.
a..
Value store is taking her vacation
at the various summer resorts near
the city.
Fred Riedal, employed in the silk
department of the Richards dry
goods store, is taking his vacation
this week. ...... .
A. r. Russell, Joe Stein, Morris
Madison and C. j. Swift attended the
ball game at New Richland yester-
day afternoon, between Owatonna
and New Riehland. They we're the
guests in the evening of Mr..
Swift's parents at New Richland.
Tony Kohl, operator at the San
don theatre, is spending his vaca-
ton at Belle PLANE and various
points In Iowa.
Arthur T. Alrick of Minneapolis
was the weekend guest of A. G.
Scheidel.
George Black has gone to La
Crosse on a business trip.
Mrs. o. +. Morrow went to Min
neapolis to spend a few days with
friends.
Miss Lurene Watson and Merle
Starr Of Tracy were the guests OF
friends here over the weekend.
Miss Dolly Waters, who has been
visiting her parents duricg her va
cation, left las. evening for the
Hawaii Islands where she will teach
in Hono!I:t This the the third
year for Miss Waters in the Island.
Last year SHE taught &C tic island
OF Molo'aih. All of the white teach
ers in the island live il pretty lit
tie vine covered bungalows. Usu-
ally there are from three to four
free by the government. The teach
ers each take one week to do the
Homework assisted by a Japanese
woman. The other three weeks,
they have nothing to do in that Ca
pacity. In the school last year
where Miss Waters taught there
were nine different nationalities in
her school, She says all the native
children prefer white teachers to
the island teachers and will obey
them far better. Miss Waters is
the guardian of native Hawaii
Girl Scout troupe which she organ
lied her first year there. and says
that the native children are eager
to do all the things the American
children do.
Mrs. r. l. Parry has returned
home from a two months visit in
California. While she visited some
time with friends in various cities
the greater portion of her CINE was
spent with her sister IN Los Ange-
les.
Colonel Walter S. Fulton, Mrs.
Fulton and daughter Polly returned
Saturday evening from a western
trip. Mrs. Fulton and Miss Polly
have been spending the summer in
Denver Colo. Mr.. Fulton was called
to Occur d'Alene. Idaha on account
the illness of his mother, some
time ago.
Misses Anna and Margaret Price
of Rock Island, Ill, are guests of
their sister, Mrs. John Wigley. Miss
Minnie Kelley of the same city is
also a guest. They will spend one
week while here at Lake Jefferson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lunkenheim-
er and daughter Marylin, and Clar-
ence Lunkenheimer motored to
Mankato, Saturday and spent the
day with friends.
Fred Riefsteak Of Blue Earth,
who is employed at Winona, spent
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