The Mankato free press., 1923-07-06
PERTAINING TO PEOPLE

Berkeley, Calf, a sister in law Of
DR.. ]. W. Andrews arrived last
night to attend the funeral Of Mrs.
Andrews, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jones Of 32S
State street yesterday afternoon mo-
tored to the twin cities where they
will spend the weekend.
Rev. J. M. Balm and wife left
yesterday for an extended trip
along the north Pacific, coast.
Mrs. William Otto and daughter
Auita, left this morning for Bib
Pine Lake, Northern Minnesota,
where they will spend some time at
the Heidorn Summer resort. They
sister, Mrs. William Hilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilton. and daugh-
ter Marcella and son Joseph, motor
ed to Mankato from Bib Pine Lake
several days ago. They left for
home this morning accompanied b.
their guests.
and family will leave tomorrow for
Lake Okoboji, Iowa, where they will
be the guests of Mrs. Gilmore's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Caldwell
over the Fo1rth Of July.
Raymond Sheehy Is spending sew
eral days with his aunt. Mrs. Gre
ROf at AISOua, iowa
Rev. o. ]. Arthur and family have
returned from Minneapolis where
they went to attend the wedding OF
Rev. Paul Gustafson and Miss He'd
wig Peterson on Thursday evening
at the Grace English Lutheran
church. Rev. Arthur was toastmast-
er at the banquet which followed the
ceremony, at the Lexington hotel
in Minneapolis.
Anthony Ziller, Mrs A. Ziller and
their two sons were visiting at the
Mathcos Smith and Frank Ireland
homes, since last Thursday and will
leave Monday for their home at Bird
Island. ..-..
DR.. Frank Doran of st. Paul. who
came from st. Paul yesterday to
conduct the funeral services for
Mrs. J. w. Andrews. was the guest
Hall. DR.. Doran left this morning
for Fairmont where he will attend
the Minnesota Conference of the
Epworth League Institute, which is
to be held there all week.
A. R. Russell of Des Moines. Iowa
Is in the city having decided to &C
cept his old position with the Free
Press Company and will again make
his home here. Mr.. Russell resign
ed his position with the Free Press
company last March going to Des
Moines where he accepted a posi-
ton with the American Lithograph-
ing company Of that city. Mrs. Rus
sell and little son will return In
about thirty days. Mankato friends
as well as the trade throughout the
that Mr.. and Mrs. Russell will again
make their home here and that the
former has returned to the Free
Press company.
s. V. Bates. former resident or
Mankato but now of Colorado
Springs, Colo, spent Saturday Sand
Sunday visiting relatives In this
city while enroute for his home. MI,
Bates attended the convention or
the disabled American war veter-
ans at Minneapolis, last week, as q
delegate from Colorado. He served
six years In the navy, four years or
which were during the war. Mr.
Bates left Mankato twenty five
years ago, and this being his hrst
visit back to his old home since
that time notices many changes ana
substantial improvements. He mas
frayelIed a great deal, visited many
cities and says Mankato Is above
the average in cleanliness ana
| neatness.
George B. Owen has returned
from trip to Montana and North
% Editor sherrin of The winnebago
Press News was In Mankato Satur'
day. od
to Mapleton, after spending the past
week as a guest OF Michael Maloney
on Warren street.
]. Hanneman OF Adrian was d
guest Of his nephew, VINO was
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Johnson and
son Ira motored to Minneapolis yes
terday and spent the day with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Pay and their
guest, Mrs. Nellie vellum Of Alham-
Bra. Cal, motored to ST: James
vesterday and spent the day. Mrs.
Vellum will remain there for a snort
time with friends.
| Mrs. William Lomis, Of Henderson
ia the guest Of friends IN the city.
Miss Mable Aurit and Miss~Sadie
| Aurit and Walter Heniker went 70
| Iona Yesterday to attend the funeral
Of their nephew, Howard Petersen;
L. e. Mcmillan and wife wlli
leave tomorrow morning for Vinton,
Iowa, where they will be the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Mcmillan, par
ents of Mr.. Mcmillan, and Mr.. ana
Mrs. w. /. Noble, parents OF mrs
Mcmillan. Several days Will pe
spent in that city.
Elizabeth Stemper and brother
Frank Stemper of Minneapolis mo,
tored to Albert Lea Friday ana
spent a few days with their orother'
George Stemper of that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur OHara ana
son Lloyd left this morning TOT
Iowa to spend few days with 'ne'r
Miss Leona Suess spent Sunday in
Minneapolis with friends.
Jobn Cusick of Minneapolis spent
sunday with friends here.
Mrs J.. e. Lewis and daugnter
Virginia arrived today from M1cnl-
ran City. Ind, for a visit with ner
Ifather. J. A. Lewis, while enroute 70
San Diego, Cal. ., 5
DR.. and Mrs. Russell WILCOX ana
MRS. o. v. Jonss Of Minneapons
were the guests Of Mr.. and MRS. n
e. Brown at their cottage at Lake
Washington, yesterday.
Hanneman Of Adrian was
enest of his nephew, who was oper,
sted upon at st. Joseph,s hospital
the latter part of the week.
Mr., and Mrs. S. ]. Rood and ram
ily left this morning for their new
home in Rochester. Mr.. Rood has
hean connected with the ]. c. Pen
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