The Mankato free press., 1923-06-29

Attorney J. e. Regan was called to
st. Paul yesterday on legal business.
Miss Margaret Hopkins Of Win
throp was the guest Of friends over
Sunday In this city.
J. c. Creeden and wife and chill
dren left yesterday for six weeks
trip through the west. They intend
to make stop overs at Denver, Salt
Lake and other large cities, and
make side trips sightseeing.
Rev. o. ]. Arthur and family will
leave tomorrow for Minneapolis to
attend the wedding of Rev. Paul j.
Gustafson and Miss Hedwig Peter
snn. The wedding will take place in
Grace English Lutheran church,
Minneapolis. Rev. Gustafson is we'll
known in Mankato, having at one
time assisted in church work
in this city. Rev. Gustafson Is a
cousin of Rev. Arthur. Mrs. 4. J
Wentworth, and Mrs. B. s. Boman of
this city, who will also attend the
wedding.
Fred e. Heinze just returned from
the Soldiers Home at Leavensworth,
Kansas, where he has been staying
for the last eight months. Mr..
Heinze praises the home very high.
ly and says all the crops around
there are looking fine.
Miss Mildred Lowry returned yes
terday from Mason City, Iowa,
where she has spent several days
visiting Miss Lowry was the guest
of honor at several social affairs,
given by former classmates at the
Northwestern university.
Mrs. Kathryn Kelley left last
evening for a trip through the west.
En- route she will visit in Los An
geles and the Grand Canyon in Dem
yer. At San Diego, she will stay with
her sister few days and will at
tend the National State Teach hers
League at San Francisco in July.
She will return home by the way OF
the Great Northern, visiting Glacier
Park, and relatives in the cities.
Gordon Kennedy, who has been
here visiting his parents for several
weeks has returned to the state uni
versity where he will take summer
work.
Miss Loretta Johnson, 31S Center
street, has left for Minneapolis.
where she will attend the summer
session at the State University.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Rosenbrock
and daughter, Betty Mae: returned
to Austin, Mimi, Sunday after
spending the week at the home d
Mrs. Rosenbrock's parents Mr.. and
NM Mr.. l. and mT: Mrs. w. F Mitchell and
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Mitchell and
daughter Berneice. of Annandale,
Mimi, spent Sunday here, as guests
of their son W. L. Mitchell and fam
Miss Marion o'Brien Of Minnea-
polls is here as the guest of Miss
Hermein and Miss Margaret Stein.
A. G. Schiedel is in Springfield on
a business trip.
terday on business trip.
w. L. Henney of the Loan and
Trust company is back from a two
weeks vacation with his parents at
Keister. .....
J. H. Thro went to Winona yester-
dav to visit his daughter, Marcella.
Miss Marie Edwards, Miss Mae
Smith and Lon Peterson spend the
weekend at Prior Lake, Shakopee.
Miss Coroline Aimquist and Miss
Edith Sanquist of st. John is here
visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Almquist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Koelsch OF
Rochester, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Clark
and family are guest of Miss Anna
Veigel.
Mrs. ]. M. Long and her mother
are leaving for Chicago in few
days. They will be accompanied by
Mrs. Lewis H. Boegen and Mrs. Ed
A. Boegen .sof Chicago, who were
visiting Mrs. Long. Enroute. they
will 20 by the way of Wisconsin and
Mrs. J. NJ. Long and mother will re-
turn in about two weeks.
Mrs. NJ Urdahl and son Sander OF
Grand Forks arrived yesterday to
spend the summer home with her
| daughter, Mrs. Nellie Stead.
| Miss Agnes Praxl of Waseca is
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