The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-08-31

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Mrs. Andrew Rudbers went to
4inneaolis yesterday to visit Mr..
Rudberg. who is taking special
I estment tor an injured eye
Rudberg was improving but has
taken set back and his eye was
giving him much, pain.
Mrs. James Hopkins and Miss
Francis Nothomb or Colo, Iowa, the
the guests of Mrs. Frank Langes and
Miss Alyce Foley.
business trip yesterday. He was
accompanied by Mrs. F. A. Weber
and children who remained there.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Culp of Los
Angeles, Cal, are here visiting their
son, L. M. Culp and family They
v Ill remain one week
/ l.. Salet, Sr., will leave tonight, for
Fairmont where he will join Mrs.
Salet, who is there visiting Mr.. Sa-
let's niece, Mrs Milton Lasker. Mr..
Salet will return Monday.
George Gleich OF Oakdale, Iowa,
Is guest OF Miss Harriet and Miss
Katherine Pugh. Mr.. Gleich is a
commercial artist and is instructing
Miss Harriet in that work, for q few
| days. Mr.. Gleich is travelling for the
, oLI SO12puh11 ouu
In the city Is a guest OF the Pugh
| family
Arnold Nelson motored to Hector
today and will return tonight.
Mrs. Victor Essling and daugh-
ter Lillian are visiting In Hector.
Aaron johnson and daughter Dor
othy arrived home from Chicago,
Wednesday morning, Mrs. johnson
will remain there for two or three
weeks until their residence is com
pleted on North Broad street.
Miss Lucille Smith formerly with
the First National bank, has &C
cepted a position in an attorneys
office at Lewistown, Montana, Miss
Smith made a trip to Yellowstone
Park, recently and went direct from
there to Lewistown.
| Arthur Scheidel of Ossian Iowa is
here visiting his brother A. C. Sche-
idel, Of the bond department in the
First National bank.
| Mrs. L. Blum and son Jean NJ will
leave Long Beach, Cal, Tuesday
for this city. They have been there
the greater part of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Smith, who
have been on a motor trip for the
past two weeks visiting relatives
and friends in Indiana and Illinois,
have started home and will reach
here Sunday or Monday.
Mrs: R. B. Richardson and daugh-
ter, Margaret Louise, are visiting
friends in Minneapolis.
| Mrs. P. H. Grimes and son, Her
man of Newtown, Mo-, who spent
several days here with Milo Grim
es at the Ben Pay Hotel, left for
their home yesterday. The party
made motor trip last week
through the northern part Of the
state, visiting all of the principal
cities enroute. Mr.. Grimes left
them at Owatonna and returned
home yesterday by rail.
| Grant Willard, who has been here
for the past week, returned to his
home in Minneapolis yesterday.
New York for the past three weeks
returned home yesterday. Mr.. Rich
ards states that he has selected the
best stock of goods for his store
In the line OF dresses, suits and
coats, he has ever purchased. He
also says the material are better
than ever beore and the styles more
beautiful. ~
C. w. SHvernale, president of the
Currie First National State bank
was a visitor in the city today, and
called on his friend Lorin Cray.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Stats, Mr.. and
David Weber, attended the st. Peter
fair yesterday and heard Magnus
Johnson's speech last night.
| M. ]. Broderick a-farmer of Currie
was visitor in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Buchmas
ter and son, Oscar of Mizpah are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Stats
Former Mayor Lawrence G
Hodgson of st. Paul was in Mankatc
Saturday. He was accompanied BY
his son. Lawrence. Late in the at
ternoon they drove to Good Thunder
where they visited Postmaster
Frank Griffin. In the evening the,
went to Winnebago, accompanied BY
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hadley
over Sunday. Today Mr.. HadleS
went to Mound Park Sanitorium, st
Paul, where he will remain eigh
weeks to receive treatment fol
heart trouble and other physica
ailments. The many friends of Mr.
Hadley hope that his stay at the
sanitorium will benefit him greatly
"A few days ago Mr. Hadley under
went an examination by specials
in st. Paul and he recommended
the treatment that he will undergo
His recovery Is looked for.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed L. Lamm anC
family motored to Duluth last weel
to attend the outing Of the State
Pharmaceutical association, which
includes an auto tour of the Range
and a boat trip to Isle Royale.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kinege
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Vosbacl
, and Henry Oren drove to MinneaDo
lis last Saturday and returned yes
| terday. Enroute home they saw
evidence of an auto smash shor
J distance north of Mortified. 4
/ Buick and Ford had come together
The Buick was In the ditch and tn,
Ford held sway on the highway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Busch re
turned last night from a 5000 mil
auto trip in the western country
They visited the principal towns |,
, Montana, Idaho, Washington, Ore
gon4 They had a very interestin
Journey. -. 80 =
. Mrs. H. P. Jensen, Anna Eckhapdt
I Amelia Eckhardt and George Kraus
motored to Fairmont and had sup
per at the Hotel Fairmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kehms haI
as their weekend guests, Mrs. Nett
Eggleton and Charles Ball of Io
Angeles, Cal, and Mr.. and Mrs
kemmitz of Fond Do lac, Wis.
. Chester Hoffman, who left Man
katol the first of June, is making hi
home with Mrs. Eggleston Of Cali
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