The Mankato free press., 1923-09-14


Hiss Ester Wilkinson of Eagle
| lake, motored to kasota Sunday
| wuere&they were dinner guests OF
Mrs. W. X. Grant and daughter
Anna ..
Mrs. Elizabeth Rempel of Los An
geles, Cal, who has been visiting
4ars. II. X. FairweaLher and Mas
Nina keenan, or this city. left for
| minneapolis this morning to visit
| relatives, en- route to her nome. MRS.
hempei is the daughter of George
j: Keenan,, a former resident of this
! city.
n.iss Catherine Grant and Miss
Cornelia SurIage of Quincy, Ill, who
has been the guest OF Miss Grant
; past few days, left this evening
hey will continue their studies at
IT. Mary's college this coming year.
| Mrs. 4dargareL GlngleS anu uauSn-
] ters, Miss Alta and Ruth Gingles,
have departed for Minneapolis
where they will live during the
winter months, expecting 40 return
to this city in the spring. Miss Ruth
Gingles will continue her musical
studies with Nine. Bailey APPEL
beck, mead Of the piano department
of the Minneapolis School of Music.
! She will teach in Manhato every
week end, during the winter, her
studio Deing at k21 state street.
Mildred Gunstro.
visiting in the twin cities and
also attending the state fair,
returned home Saturday evening to
take up studies in High school.
Mrs. F. j. Sperry and daughter
Margaret of this city spent Monday
and Tuesday with the formers
mother, Mrs. W. F. Chase of Anoka.
They were enroute from their sum
mer home at .Zatys, Mile Laos
/ lake. Mr.. Sperry and son, Wilbur,
motored through AnoKa with
friends a few days earlier.
I Miss Edith Wolse, from Des
Moines. Iowa, daughter Of Rev. and
Mrs. Leslie Wolse Of Manila, Fhillt-
pine Islands, is the guest of her
grandfather, F. L. Austin OF this
city.
/ son Ellsworth, -motored, with their
visitors, Mrs. Frank Madison and
George Clynick of Granada, to Ka--
sofa over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Wise,
Jr., of Moose Lake, Mimi. spent
yesterday in the city as the guests
| of the formers parents PostmG ster
and Mrs C. E. Wise. They have
been visiting Mrs. Wise's parents
at st. James and drove home to-
day. Mr.. Wise holds the position OF
agricultural director with the u. 3.
eteran's Bureau with headquar-
ters at Moose Lake.
H. George Baird district manager
the Minnesota Mutual Life In.
! surance company OF st. Paul, re-
urned Monday from Chicago, where
annual convention OF the National
/ ..uerwriters association. Mr.. Baird
! was an elected delegate from the
minnesota Lie Underwater as
sociation of st. Paul. There were
over 1000 life Insurance men and
1 women, representing over ESQ COM
| ,anies, at this convention. The Ma
tional Association of Lille Under
writer's has done for the life insurance
rofession what the medical societ
ies have done for medicine and the
bar associations for. the law, In
placing members Of the association
ethical obligations which govern the
| aork of all its members.
The following are the names OF
the students who left for, Carleton
college yesterday: Sarah Margueret-
te Quimby, Margaret Miller, Cath
crime Jones', John Pfau and Burn
ham Perrin
J. II Thompson and ]. B. Richards
are in Duluth attending the Knights
OF pythias convention held today.
George Rice Of Minneapolis. ha
arrived and will be the new addi
tion to the Grand theatre orchestra
ss clarinetist, this winter. He has
been playing with the Rochester
Park band and the Metropoliti
Is a pupil Of Clarence Warmelin
| the leading clarinetist of the north
west. The personnelle of the thea
tire orchestra will be completed
soon.
J Miss Gladys Randall has returned
from Chicago, whereashe spent the
summer in taking music. Her in
Istructions in piano were from Mos
es Roguslawsk, one of the most
eminent teachers of piano in Am
erica, and Burton Thatcher, the
fwell. known teacher of voice. Miss
Randall had an opportunity while
there to travel and do concert worE
with a concert company, but unde
the advice of her teachers, she viii
continue her classes here in both
voice and piano. for the winter and
consider concert work later on.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Pew left, yes
terday for months vacation. They
will visit in Denver, Colorado
Springs, various pionts in Iowa and
Minnesota before returning.
GAINESVILLE Argus: Mr.. Edward
4 Wingen of Mankato was In towa
Yesterday and caller at this Office
Twelve years ago he was with the
GAINESVILLE, State Bank here. He Is
well remembered by most ><of our
business men. When he left James
Vile he went to Wisconsin where
he has been engaged in the bankin2
business. He is now state manager
for the National Guardian Life In
surance company. While In James
Vile he made arrangements to have
the company represented here and
Ito that end he appointed Mr.. L. ".
Converse to that position. Mr.. Con
verse is a live wire and will faith
fully and efficiently work for the
interests OF the company.
Miss Fannie Sackett left last ev-
ening for her former home, Candar
New York and other points In the
4 east where she will spend some
time visiting friends and relatives.
) Thomas d. Hays Of Vernon Gen.
ter, was in the city Tuesday while
enroute home from an auto trip to
Minneapolis.
Mrs. August Schiek- of Wells is