The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-10-26
MANKATO FREE PRESS


icities. They will 90 on to Canada and
make, an extended, trip.lthsre,. Is,
| Both are highly esteemed young PEG,
lple of Ceresco. The bride is 4 niece. OF
Robert Jameson OF. Rapidans 10 former
member of the legislature. Both have
numerous friends who wish them well
and extend nd. their il. best vi, wishes e:ss::ts,sa
| F Ag. y. -; 7. ss&sae ttfs.
:. Mrs. Fred Kruse will entertain AT
800" "Wednesday and Thursday after
Killed hag. :, ,t,elt at, AS ~
e.si.g g.a -. ,iF-. IL
Robert ,lIal of Garden City left yes
terdasyt Il fqse Cincinnati, ohi9,
Nh. and Mrs. S. S. Davis left yester-
day for. Devils Lake, n. ID.
Miss. MARY. Pau, went to Minneapolis
yeiiiterdiayissxs. v;ss arse tity
| T. W. saYyerr. left .yesteTday * for os3-
kaloosa, IoNa, and Kansas City. !. So
| W. T.. Lindsay. travelling passenger
agent for the ~. *. I. road. was. in the
city yesterday.
Miss Mary Eferett leftt, 4. yesterday for
Williston, \, p.
| Rev. A. T.. Fillmore took y trip to
Madison Lake yesterday, @ h.
G. W. Brownell,. district passenger
Crosse. Wis, was in the city today on
/ business.
1rainmaster L. G. Perkins of La
Crosse. Wis, is in the. city, 1..,..3,l
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Soule moved to the
city today from st. Paul and occupied
County Treasurer Harris house at 333
Center street. Mr.. Soule is travelling for
a La Crosse cigar house.
Miss Leone Rich of st. Paul is Wis
| ting in the city. f ..F,.
Attorneys 7. J. Knox Of jackson, Nir-
Oil Seward of Marshall and f. L. Smith
of jackson are attending the United
States court. $3.50 .f e;is
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Z. Watson and Miss
Watson of ST. Paul spent last evening
| in Aankato.
/ Mrs. II. 4. Tomlinson and Mrs. J. \.
| Poetz Of st. Peter were III Mankato
| last evening.
| Banker W. II. Gold of Redwood Falls
was III; the city today.
S. N. Ladd OF ST. Peter was IN Man
kato last evening. . ....sf
G. NJ. Grcss, the Sleepy Eye miller,
! was in Mankato over night.
c. W. Babcock OF kasota was i'll the
city today.
w. r. Edwards Of Tracy was III Mau-
kato today.
r. c. Gibbs and wife of Huron, 5. D.,
we're III the city over, night. .y.,..
/ Mir. and Mrs. J.. S. Williams left this
Afternoon for Los Angeles, Cal, after
visit of few days with the, family
OF. tic, formers brother, ID. Y, Williams.
Edmund Hotaling, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Uotaling of this city, left yesteE-
day morning for Seattle, Washington.
On his way he will stop over at st.
Paul. Portland. Kansas City and Salt
Lake. He was born and reared in this
city and is held in high esteem by all
who knew him. as lie is an industrious
and business like young man. For the
| past wear he was employed as press
feeder in the Free Press. He will be
greatly missed by his parents and host
of friends. The well wishes of his many
friends for his health and all good luck
for his new field of labor viii go with
| him.
David \. Tucker, prohibition candi-
date for congress. aud Brooks Hitchines
candidate for representative, Blue Earth
county, were Free Press visitors today
Miss Jean Pace of Blue Earth, who
had been in Mankato for several days
returned to her home OH Sunday night.
Alderman E. ID. WilmOt and his
daughter. Miss Pearl, left this morning
for Duluth for weeks visit.
Rueben Foster has returned from "a
trip to the Pacific coast.
Peter Lloyd is back from Redwood
county for few days. His the siiine
there is still in progress.
/ Senator and Mrs. La Due OF Luverne
are in the city visiting their sons
family. :. g..A.
| !. E., W. Martin, y. VI. {. \. sccretm J
at Mount Pleasant, Iowa; IS Visiting IL
ATarkato for a few days: His. wife ant
brother in law are in st. Josepls %
pital and both are doing nicely.
Thomas Hughes went to Adrian toda,
On business.
| Evan Hughes took. trip to James
vile this afternoon.
l.. c. Churchill, editor of the Win
dom Citizen, is serving on the United
States grand jury. 4 .
i W. J. Morehart returned this morn
ing from Colorado, where be attcndc.
to good deal of business. His lumber
yard at Genoa is doing a large business
and he is contemplating starting yards
at Kit Carson. and Burlington.
From Wednesdays Daily.