The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-06-15

years as part OF It's system. Inc pur-
chase was voted yesterday at the an
nual meeting of the G. & N. w. road.
C.E. Lockerby, city editor of the Blue
Earth Post, was in Mankato Monday on
his way to Northield, to spend Sunday.
Mrs. w. W. P. Mcconnell returned
Thursday afternoon from Neosha Falls,
Kansas, where she spent the winter.
Congressman McCleary returned to
the city Friday, congress having ad-
journed.
Miss Mabelle Erichrude, of Blue
Earth, is in the city Friday afternoon.
VIM. M. Lane, prominent citizen
of Alden, attended the graduation of
his daughter from the normal school
Friday evening. He is venerable consul
of the Woodman camp at Alden and
states that five coaches full
of Woodmen and their families will
come from that point They will also
bring the Alden band.
Gus johnson returned to Window
after visit with his uncle and
aunt. Mr. and Mrs Swan Johnson.
DIR. Ralph Keene, who has been To-
Gated at Bellingham. Mimi, for several
years, is visiting friends and relatives
in the city.
Joseph Kraus has returned from his
three weeks visit in Pennsylvania. He
met his brother, that he had not seen
for forty six years.
Miss Louise Anderson, of Nicollet, is
visiting friends in the city.
Oliver G. Peterson, of Amboy, was a
guest at theCityHotel Tuesday evening.
J. M. Davies, who is teaching at
Wayzata, has returned for the summer
vacation.
Mrs. s. D. Works and her sister. Miss
Owen, left today for New York, to visit
relatives until September.
Alf. Anderson returned Monday
from Hillsboro, N. D., and will remain
in the city for few days.
Miss Hannah Lloyd, of Tracy, is Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Davis for a
couple of days, while on her way to
Faribault.
Mr. and Mrs D. V. Williams return
ed Monday from their trip to the
twin cities and White Bear lake. They
will reside at the corner of Fifth street
and Glenwood avenue.
Miss Helen M. Phillips, of the nor
NAL faculty, Monday afternoon went
to Minneapolis, and from there will go
to Seattle, Wash, and perhaps on to
Alaska, returning in time to take up
her school work next fall.
Nels Nyquist went to st. Paul Mon
day afternoon to represent the
GAINESVILLE lodge at the meeting Of the
grand lodge of Odd Fellows. Henry
Holman went down next morning to
represent No. Is.
Mrs. D L. Bigham. OF Redwood Falls,
is the guest of her daughter. Miss Alice
Bigham, on her return from visit in
Chicago. She was accompanied from
Chicago by her daughter, Miss Matte.
and also by Miss Minnie Johnson, of
this city.
W. w. Smith, of Vermont, who
taught in the high school in this city in
1894, has formed partnership with J.
II. Long in the practice of law and the
firm name will be Long & Smith. He
is graduate of Dartmouth college, and
graduated from the law school of the
state university last week
Some of the excursion party to Red
Wing Tuesday visited the state train
ing school and were ushered about by
Joseph Burnstein, former boot black
of this city. Joe" has developed in
to polite, very behaved boy, and is do
ing very nicely, but finds it somewhat
lonesome there. He has secured five
credits and when he has secured twelve
he will be allowed to go if he wants to.
His friends in Mankato will be glad to
know of his progress.
Great clothing run now in progress at
the Model Clothing and Shoe House,
Miss G. W. Haynes left this after
noon for Oberlin, Ohio. to attend the
reunion of her class at the college.
She will be gone six weeks.
Fifty dozen all wool, knee pants for
boys, as long as they last 25c pair at
the Model Clothing and Shoe House.
Otto Lamm and M. L. Fallenstein,
representing Hose Co. No. 2, Ed. Schu-
macher and James Berry, representing
Hose Co. 1, and A. D. Beach, represent
ing the fire department at large, went
to Winona Tuesday to attend, the state
firemen's convention.