The Mankato free press., 1906-08-31
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Mrs. NJ. A. Power returned yesterday
from Chicago where she has been cou-
pie of weeks on business.
Miss Anna Robel, daughter of Henry
Robel, has been heard from in Los An
geles Cal Her friends will be glad to
learn of her recovery from her recent
Illness.
. William Stodemeyer, representing VIM.
r. Warner of Philadelphia, is calling on
his trade today.
Mrs. Nettleton was in town last even
ing visiting her sister, Mrs. Wendell Eng
watson.
John B. Rietords is expected home in
"a few days.
Mrs. Joseph Ruerup is home after Wis
iting the millinery markets of Chicago
and Milwaukee. She reports the weather
being very hot, especially in Chicago.
Miss Margaret Morris is visiting
friends at LeSueur Center.
Mrs. w. III. Girvin has returned to Min
neapofis after a two weeks visit with
friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nettleton are vis-
iting with Mrs. Nettleton's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Patrick Sheehan at Lake Wash
ington.
James Wilson, president of the Man
kato Building and Loan association, is
|expected home today. He has been Wis
iting his daughter, Mrs. Warren Miller,
at Lake Benton.
L. G. NJ. Fletcher reports stacking
nearly completed on his farm.
Jacob Brugger, banker from Butter
field, was in town yesterday.
Miss Maude Fox, who is employed as
trimmer by Miss Hainon, Seventeenth
street, Minneapolis, returned after a
weeks visit with friends.
Miss Martha Miller of Garden City
Twill attend the normal school this com
ing year.
Mrs. .Jorgensen and children have re-
turned from a visit to Hanska and Ma
della.
w. J. Morehart goes to Marshall to
morrow morning on land deal.
f. +. Jones expected to 60 Monday
to Colorado with several parties to look
over land.
Miss Grace Chapman left for Spokane.
Wash, yesterday.
Mrs. A. Book left today for Seattle
Wash.
Miss Tda Robson and Miss Lee
Thomas went to Breckenridge today.
Thomas Stewart left for Saltwater
today after visit with the Misses Mil
lenef on State street
Miss Bdyson left for Mandan, n. D.
this morning.
Mr.. Hutchinson and family have re.
turned to New York They were visit
ing w. D. Willard while here.
Mrs. +. X. Meagher entertained lady
hiCHuS at DiuSc WlhSl tHls ditcIHooI
at the Elks club.
Miss May Dougherty went to the
twin cities today.
j. Nj. Wiser returned to town today
s. d. Works has gone to Bemidji
He will return on Saturday
Miss Merriam of Wheaton, who is
to teach in the Wells schools the comm.
year, is the guest of Miss Alice An
drews.
Louis Cords, assessor of Decoria town
ship, was in Mankato today. Mr.. Cord.
has been assessor of Deeoria for fiv
years.
Professor Hoerger os Faribault, form
erly of the Mankato high school faculty
is visiting friends in the city.
Miss Zilla Dilley of st. Peter vii
visit with Miss Babcoek of Kasota TO
few days before returning home.
Joseph Busch left yesterday for Seat
tile, Wash. He will stop over in st. Pau
for week
f. E. Jones has returned from a triI
to Duluth.
Warren, Dillon, WILDER and Brader
Clements start for their home in Wilkes
barre, Pa, today. They expect to visit
in Chicago two or three days.
A. Otto Hoerr is in Kasota today on
business.
Mrs. King and daughter Burnice of
Grand Rapids are visiting Mrs. James
Schroeder.
Miss Anna Wagner of st. Paul is Wis
iting with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Blissen-
bach and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hille-
sheim
John Pesky and L. ]. Colson went to
Waseea county fair.
Miss E. H. Derby has gone to Mime
apohs to visit during fair week.
Charles Colson has accepted positio'
in Plainview and leaves for there to-
day.
w. l.. Hixon's auto is again in com
mission.
John NJ Mel, for many years with
The Minneapolis Journal, is in town.