The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1904-09-30

last evening at the home of Miss Alice
\ Williams, on South Broad street. 1t was
4 a business meeting, and several matters
were talked over, but definite action de-
ferred. The club will probably follow it's
former plan of meeting at the homes of
4 the members once in two or three weeks.
The officers for this season are Miss
Carrie Nj. Robbins, president, Mrs. L. *.
Meagher, vice president, and Miss O'Don-
ness, secretary and treasurer.
One new member was taken in last
evening, Miss Kate Davis.
r. E. Fitzgerald of Chicago, advertis-
ing manager of the American Newspa-
per association, was in Mankato today.
Mrs.. S. W. Schoolcy, who was opcrat
ed upon for appendicitis Sept. 10th, is do
ing nicely. She is still in the hospital.
DIR. and Mrs. A. O.. Bjelland will leave
Oct. Sth for st. Louis to take, in the
worlds fair for week. ~
r Z. Brown returned Tuesday after
noon from st. Louis, where he took in
the worlds fair His family will re-
turn Sunday or Monday. Mr.. Brown
states that while meals can be had at
reasonable prices, there are places where
they are not SO cheap. At one place
where he had dinner, an extra cut of
sirloin cost $3.50, and the cheapest
meat orders were 81 to $3.50.
C. L. Alleman took trip to Chicago
today.
George Juliar, Robert Haeat and Rob
ert Hubmer and their wives are on a
visit to the, Worlds Fair.
Joseph Constants of Breckenridge and
c. H. Carey of Blue Earth, son and SON.
in-law of the late George Constans, are
in the city to attend the funeral.
George w. Achard of Minneapolis was
a Stahl House guest last night He has
retired from the cigar business, and is
now travelling for a suspender house.
Elliot Epson of Lake Crystal, demo-
cratic candidate for county treasurer,
was in the city today. He states that
he would rather make the run with
out full ticket. He would not have en-
tered the contest if the party had put
up complete ticket.
Otto Juliar and wife and Mrs Albert
Juliar were at Olivia on Tuesday at
tending wedding.
Miss Elsie Anvelink of Milwaukee,
who has been visiting in the city at the
home of her uncle, Bruno Roemer, left
for her home yesterday.
c. II. johnson and ID. j. Brown re-
turned yesterday noon from West Baden,
Ind, where they spent ten days. Mr..
Johnson is much improved in health.
Rev. Father Robert Hughes went to st.
Paul yesterday afternoon to see his SIS
ter, whose home is at Portland, Oregon.
Robert Sanger has moved from Ka-
sofa to Mankato and together with his
family occupy the fiat at 500 North
Front street. Mr.. Sanger was born and
raised in Mankato, but of late years
has resided at Kasota. He is with the
Mutual Life Insurance company.
Albert and Otto Juliar with their
wives have returned from visit to the
Worlds Fair.
George III. Lang returned to the city
today after being absent since Aug. Ii.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lang took long eastern
trip, visiting Boston, Plymouth, Franklin
and other parts of New England. Mrs.
Lang returned to the city from Chicago
last Friday Mr.. Lang remained there
little longer to purchase jewelry stock.
Sergeant Buckley left today for Owa-
tonna expecting to be gone thirty days.
He may establish military recruiting
station in that city.
County Surveyor Brooks is entertain
ing his brother, DIR. Brooks, of New York,
who is on his return home from west
ern trip, accompanied by his wife.
George Smith returned today from
two days trip to South Dakota.
John Bingham, editor. of The Iron
Trade Journal Two Harbors, Mimi, was
in Mankato today. Mr.. Bingham is
former resident of Madelia, and was in
terested in The Madelia Messenger.