The Mankato free press., 1906-08-31
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ter Saturday afternoon where he under
went an operation for appendicitis.
Phillip Hodapp and family OF st.
Charles, Mo-, returned from Madelia
where they have been visiting few
days.
Charles Mitchell, proprietor ofthe Man
kato candy kitchen, went to MINNIE
apolis and from there he expects to go
to Duluth and Grand Forks, n. d., be-
fore returning home.
Oscor Boden leaves for Fort Worth,
Texas. tonight after visiting with his
relatives at Kasota.
Harry Darlington, representing "The
NIoonshiner's Daughter" was in Manka-
to today. The company will appear at
Mankato Theatre next Monday evening.
The aggregation carries Pickaniny
band and arrangements are being made
TO have them appear in the Labor day
parade
Major H. B. Gary found warm greet
ing from Marshall friends this week aft
Ell an absence of several months during
which he has been very i'll, and even
at deaths door, while at his sons home
in Mankato.-Marshall News-Messenger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webber of Franklin,
Mimi, passed through the city to visit
friends in Minneapolis.
Miss Hagen of GAINESVILLE leaves for
Seattle, Wash, where she teaches in the
graded school,
II. Z. Hance left on Sunday for Chi
cago, New York and several of the large
eastern manufacturing eenters.
DIR. Stevens of Heron Lake spent a
pleasant day yesterday at lake Wash
ington with AIankato friends.
j. T. ziekrick of Winona was regis
tered at the Salpaugh Sunday.
DIR. Dodds left this morning for Ash
land, Wis, where he will take the lake
TO Mackinac and other" points of inter
est on the great lakes. The doctor
viii be sa'ne until next Friday.
Alice Dodds. who has been elected to
teach i'm the Seattle high school. leaves
for there this evening. She is instruc-
tor in Latin. 't'f ~
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Fl. Jones of Baraboo,
Wis, are in town visiting Mrs. Jones'
sister, Mrs. Fred Wilson, on Willard
street. They are enroute for Robe,
Washington, where they expect to visit
for few weeks. ''@tf
T. A. Foster of Sheridan, Mont, is in
the city visiting NJ Hanna, with whom
he served i'm the second Minnesota dur
ing the civil war Mr.. Foster lived
in this county for a few Years prior
to 1871 and during the reign of the
grasshoppers he went west to Montana
where he has prOspered. Mr.. Foster
notes many changes for the better in
this section of country
John Shea Of St. Clair spent several
days in the city. He was a delegate
The limousine body and top on George
Lang's automobile is quite an attractive
feature, especially so for severe weather.
Kiss ida Rudberg is back at j. b. &
ID. Richards after "a two weeks vaca-
tion.
F. X. Meagher's new Buick automo-
bile arrived this morning.
w. s. Garner, cashier at the office
of the International Harvester company,
returned from a two weeks trip. He
spent his vacation in Sedaling. st. Louis
and Chicago. -
Miss Kate BorgemaH, credit clerk of
the International Harvester company of
this city, is back after visiting relatives
at Odell, iii. '''~F
Henry F. Leonard goes to Wabasha,
Mimi, on business tomorrow.
Hank" Pickle was in tcwn yester.
day from Eagle Lake. He viii be found
at Nixon & SicKle's after he has gath
cred his large pumpkin crop. ''.s
Joseph H. Thro, assistant cashier of
the First National bank, accompanied
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Thro as
Master Tom Fox went to Minneapolis
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Davis returned
to their home at Richardton. n. d., to-
day where Mr.. Davis is cashier of the
Richardton State bank
Mrs. George Fox leaves tomorrow for
Minneapolis where she will make her
future home. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy An
drews will live with Mrs. Fox. Mr..
Andrews is taking up the study of med
icine at the state university.
Philip Roy, who has been visiting
James Baker, left for st. Paul.
7. d. Hayes of st. Paul was in town
today for short time
Miss Flora Wise went to Minneapolis
today to visit friends.
J. j. Sullivan of Madison Lake was
in town today
Miss Cora Mullen of Madison Lake was
in town today