The Mankato free press., 1923-09-14


Earl Baxley OF Louisville, KY, is
IN the city as the guest OF Mr.. and
MRS. William RAIDER. He Is a war
to take vocational training.
George Pond. Jr., is home from
Montana, where he went on bust
ness for the Widell company
Madelia Times Messenger: MIR. A
Putnam of Mankato was calling on
his many old Madelia friends, Wed
nesday afternoon. Mr.. Putnam was
for many years a resident Of this
,illage, In the earlier daya driving
for DIR. McCurdy and later employed
" Uncle Sam as rural mail carrier.
Everyone who knows Put" is his
friend, and all are more than glad to
greet him on his occasional visits to
the old town. He is looking as young
and as fresh as ever.
Stella Ward left yesterday for
Belle Plaine. where she will teach
the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Cain. of Min
neapolis were the guests of rela-
tiyes. and-friends in this city over
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Cain were
formerly residents of Mankato and
expect to again make their home
here after, october i. Mr.. Cain
represents the Baker Importing
company and has rearranged his ter
ri.o.y SO that Mankato is more GEN.
traliy located Tor his headquarters
than Minneapolis.
Carlisle Ellis of Madelia was in
the city last week and made his
uncle, William Ellis OF State street
a call.
Mr., and Mrs. Eugene Ballard of
Mapleton were in the city on Satur-
day. They were accompanied home
by the formers aunt, Mrs. John T.
Earle, who visited for the day, re-
turning last evening.
DIR. B. c. Brodellck of Watertown
left today at noon for his home,
spending Sunday in the city.
Mrs. John e. Earle will ieave for
her home at Hinsdale, ILL.,, tomor
row, after spending about ten days
Nth her sister, Mrs. William and
family Of State street:
Miss Kathryn tugh, the modiste
In the Brett building, left for Chi
cago last evening to attend the an
nual national style show which is in
session this week at the Auditorium
hotel. Miss Pugh was accompanied
by Miss Lydia Bartsch.
Tom Pugh, son OF Mrs. Edward
Pugh of the Welsh Lane road, who
was operated upon few days ago
wilt leave the hospital Tuesday.
David Pugh of St. Paul, q grocer
on Selby avenue, was the guest OF
lis mother, Mrs. ]. E. Pugh, Clark
street, and sisters, Misses Harriet
and Kathryn Pugh and Mrs. c. K
layer, yesterday. ..-
Charles Otto and Karl Gunstrom
Who have been visiting relatives In
he twin cities and also attending
| ne state fair, have returned home
nd will take up their studies in the
nigh school
who was attending the convention
ii State Librarians at Faribault, was
aiken suddenly Ill. She was Drougnl
the home OF her sister, Mrs. II. II
errtn of this city. She is some
Ernese ftei.ner, Gladys and Edgar
Veum. motored to Northfield yester
day where the latter viii attenc
Larlton college.
Ed. M. Grogan of Seattle. Wash.
has arrived in the city to spend
eek or so with his parents. Nj
and Mrs. I'd. 1ro7an, and brotnel
Attorney 3. d. Grogan. Mr.. Grogal
IS training instructor in the Seattle
Jffice of the u. s Veterans Burea>
wing recently been transferred
here from Portland, Oregon, anC
mas been granted a furlough or va
cation from his work. =
Fred Kruse returned today from
New York and Chicago where nc
las been purchasing goods for the
various Kruse stores. The new
Kruse store at Madison, Wis, vii
De opened on October /, and Mr.
Kruse also purchased a new COM"
plete line of goods for 1t. e. ]. OIL
SON, who has charge of the kruse
store at La Crosse, went east with
MIR. Kruse. Mr.. Olson Will nave
supervision over the Madison store
with Mr. Kruse's assistance. Good;
| for the Kruse store here are arriv-
ing daily -
J. B. Richards went to Minneapo.
lis Yesterday to attend the funera
of his cousin, Evan Owen who lived
in Spain, Dakota. He died in 6
hospital in Minneapolis. where hi
was taking treatment. Mr.. Richard:
ill go on to Duluth where he viii
attend the conclave of the Knight:
of Pythian which is being helt
there on Tuesday. a
Emil Kaster and Martin Math.
wig motored to Fairmont yesterday
and spent the day with Mr.. Math,
Wigs parents. ~
Miss Evelyn Stoddard left yester
day for Mortified, where she vii
attend Carlton college.
Miss Leah Taylor left yesterda!
for Battle Creek, Mich, where she
will attend the school of physica
Mr.. and MRS. r. w. Duckworth
and daughters, Misses Margaret
Helen and Cecil, motored with theil
guests, Mr. and Mrs. H. NJ. Duck
, worth and daughter, Dorothy o
Ames, Iowa, to Albert Lea to spent
the day with friends.
William Killing of Minneapolis
was the guest Of his parents, Mr.. ant
rs. Adam RiHing, yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burns ant
toy Hamblin mo-"~ca TO Wasec;
sterday and attended a picni
Mr. and Mrs. Carl G. E. johnson
of Grand Forks, were the weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo John
| son. They motored through.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Johnson. MI
| and Mrs. l. Romack motored y
Albert Lea yesterday and were th'
guests of friends.
George v. Alstrom, manager %
| the investment department OF TIT
! Northern States Power company
Chicago and Minneapolis.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. Watson and Mis-
Watson, DR.. and Mrs. Fred Davie
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