The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-09-15
PERSONAL MENTION.


ternoon for Chicago, where she will take
the five months course at the Conserva-
tory of Music At the same time she
will take private lessons of Emil Lieb-
ling, the great pianist. Miss Dickinson
is developing great talent as plan
list, and has given lessons on the piano
at Bemidii for two years past. Her
father accompanied her as far as this
city.
Miss Catherine Kieffer went to st.
Paul yesterday afternoon to make an
extended visit with her sister, Mrs.
Lucy Kieffer Fuller.
Mrs. Cora Hubbard Jenkins left yes
terday afternoon for her home at Sche-
nevus, n. Y. She came to Mankato to
attend the funeral of her uncle, the late
R. D. Hubbard
Harvey A. Williams arrived in the
city Monday from Denver, Col, and will
go to Minneapolis tomorrow morning,
where he has business to transact. He
is connected with the Vulcan Iron works
at Denver. He is son of c. P. Will
Jams, and was raised in Mankato.
Robert Willard spent yesterday in the
city visiting his brother, w. d. Will
ard
Robert H. Rose of Minneapolis spent
yesterday in the city, visiting his
brother, d. L. Rose
Prof. j. R. Brandrup took trip to
Winona today, to see how the business
college there is progressing.
J. R. Snow spent yesterday after
noon at Lake Crystal, taking pictures.
F. B. Clements of st. Paul is in the
city, having been called by the serious
illness of his father.
Rev. George w. Davis returned yes
terday from a trip to the twin cities.
Mrs. f. NJ. Call is home from Mime
apolis where she visited a week with
her sister
H. P. Christensen is slightly under the
weather
]. A. Johnson and family have moved
into the Prof. Cox house, 1925 Clark
street, which they have purchased, and
are now nicely settled.
E. Murphy of Sleepy Eye, retired
farmer, has moved into the former d. l..
Clements residence, just vacated by j..
A. Johnson and family. .ti5
Fred A. Peck and wife of ST. James
were in the city last evening.
Mrs. c. E. Allison of Chicago is visit
ing in the city.
A. n Brown and wife of Albert Lea
were guests at the Saulpaugh last night
Mrs. H. F. Meese and family moved
to the city from New Ulm yesterday.
Mr. Meese is bar tender in this city.
P. J. McQuiggan, proprietor Of hotel
at Winnebago, and his brother, G. G.
McQuiggan, printer of st. Paul, were
guests at the Hotel Heinrich over night
E. III. Anders of San Jose, Cal, is in
the city.
c. H. Henry and wife of Minneapolis
are stopping at the Hotel Heinrich. Mr.
Henry took trip to New Ulm today.
Oliver Johnson and his daughter, Miss
Olive. of Cherokee, Iowa, were in the
city today on their way home from
trip to Wisconsin.
Miss Haswell of Chicago has arrived
in the city and will be trimmer for Mrs.
Powers.
DR.. f. d. Steel and family returned
last night from Lake Tetonka, near
Waterville, where they have been stay
inc for several weeks. DIR. Steel dis
posed of his cottage there to MIR. Fan
ming of Waterville. Although not yet
fully restored to health, he resumed his
practice to some extent today.
Mrs. L. A. FELTON, and little daugh-
ter have returned from an extended
visit with friends at Caledonia.
Ellis f. Chase of Chicago, formerly OF
Lake Crystal, arrived in the city today
and will play at Mrs. Mans reception
tomorrow afternoon. He is an accom-
plished pianist.
Dr. w. J. Taylor of Pipestone Is IN
the city to attend the medical conven-
ton tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Fordyce and lit
tie daughter of Omaha spent the after
noon in the city on their return home
from two weeks spent visiting relatives
in the twin cities. Mr. Fordyce is chief
train dispatcher for the Omaha road at
Omaha. The family resided in Manka-
to for many years, moving to Omaha
thirteen years ago.
r. H. Davis of st. Peter dined at the
Saulpaugh today.
David Herbert, formerly of South
Bend, who sold out and moved to the
Hill City country last spring, has moved
back with his family, satisfied that Blue
Earth county is good enough for him.
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