The Mankato free press., 1923-09-21
PER TANNING TO PEOPLE

1
Sueur drove over to Mankato, last
4 evening, to attend the theatre.
Guilbert Fletcher, who spent the
past month in the city, Waiting his
mother and sisters, returned 10 New
York City, last evening. Mr. fetch
/ sr ia art critic on the New York
Herald, and during his stsy here
prepared a special article together
with sketcheA on the old Seppuaan
windmill along the Judson road.
i Miss Mary and Thompson and
Miss Laura Matson who are both
laboratory and X-Ray technicians
OF Minneapolis, autOed to the city
this morning by car, and are visiting
-riends and relatives.
John Oliver Hall and Frank Endi-
cott left last evening for Cornell
college, Mount Vernon Iowa. The
young men expect to take their four
years and then to specialize In
some one of our universities.
Jones left this morning by car for
Brookings, g. D., where they will
take lip the home economies
course in the south Dakota State
college. Il
Major Art Nelson and a party Of
soldiers, enroute from Fort Smelling
to Fairmont, were driving out OF
Mankato early this morning. The
major was at the wheel, aud this
was an assurance that the soldiers
would arrive at their destination
safe and sound. ., -.
Miss Edith Rosquist, clerk at the
sheet music department of the
owen music house. will leave Mon
day to spend her vacation with
friends and relatives at St. Paul and
Mrs. Walker Powell Of Chicago Is
here visiting her niece, Mrs. Ida
Bell Searle.
Mrs. ) II. Reuvers of. Alton, Iowa
is here visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mfs. o. J. Hosquist.
Miss Dorothy Helms OF Good
Thunder was a visitor in the city
today. II
Mrs. william Pohi and son. WI
bur, is visiting her aunt in Roches-
Mrs. Elmer Anderson oflAmboy is
spending the day with friends here
Miss Clara obsrle Of the sandon
music house -is taking her vacation
with friends and relatives in yar-
ous parts OF South Dakota.
J. H. Thro, assistant cashier Of
the First National bank, Is tSkinE
hts vacation at home.
4 Miss Madeilne and Miss Ohys
Martin left. teday to spend the
weekend with friends in Olivia
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Killing and
family, Miss Doris and Harold
guests 81 Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Riii.
Ing, left for their home in Duluth
W. sugden re.arnsd last night
aftr two days business trip TO
Mrs. r. A. Noble of Fairmont is
Waiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. J. OBrien. Mrs. Noble viii
remain over for the Wedding of her
two sisters, Misses Resale and Ag-
ss.snSsl ss:s casninEsahn e which will occur
Mrs. Otto Belts and Mise Bslts Of
zremant Neb, were guests Of
friends in the city this week.
MISS Mabel Dickman Of Wells
was a shopper in the city today.
spen, a Sfrue TSesdsy az ana ana wednssday ss In IL
St, Paul to celebrate the Jewish
NI 4. K T Brown Of Minneapolis vas
e guest Of @. Swanson and Son, to-
elizabeth Gscke. employed in
the ready to wear department Of
the J. G. Penney store, who has
bsen Ill for the past month. has re-
guuaed her duties, beginning today.
Mrs. w. j. SeiE Of Redwing Is
here Waiting at the home Of Mrs.
W. Banhan and other relatives and
friends. -
Mrs. x. Mack went to Minneapolis
Saturday to spend the week end
with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Moster OF St
With M. and Mrs. 6. ". Eichstaedt
They also came down TO hear their
little neice, Dora Poppert, the
character dancer at the Bsndcn thfs
week Mr.. Moster was formerly con
nected with the Fgee Press, num-
Der Of years ago.
Mrs. B. H. Ward Of Fairmont and
her guests, Mrs. Robert Orrs and
daughter, Miss Agnes OF Rochester
were>the guests OF Ruben Ward ct
the ben Pay hotel, Saturday.
Friends OF Mr: Ward will be glad to
hear ) Of his improvenaent. He has
/ been Ill for several months and took
hospital treatment at Rochester.
MAJ. anu IuEp. VI. k1. 4AOAAOW ACAb
at midnight for Sioux City, lows,
having been called their by the
death Of Mr. Morrow's father. They
Will return home Thursday.
Miss Alta Lewis of St. PAUL is
{. visiting at the home OF Miss Hattie
| Schumacher Of Limetown. Mas
.tLewie and Miss Schumacher were
class mates at the Ripley Memorial
hospital training school for nurses
Mrs. Robert Prince and daughter
Averil Prince, of North sMankatD
spent Sunday in MINNEAPOLIS as
/ the atieats of relatives.
Ralph Ham8nett, SON Of Mr. and
Mrs. w. 4. Hsmmett Of this city,
has accepted a position in the uni.
veraity Of the state OF Washington
at Seattle as assistant Instructor
IN architeetuse. He will leave for
the state Of WASHINGTON next
fTortn SKls.nsohmidt. son Of City
Counciiman Gust Kleinschmiat and
wife, has accepted q positiQn Ia
the state agricultural school at
Manhattan, Kan, as Asslsta0t In
tstructor IN architActure. Mr.. Klein
schniI6t has been maintaining an
architec$'s czsce Ia the Odd Eel
lows bieGk Sof some time past.
| Miss May1hs seAippel WIN leave