The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-09-14

west as Edmonton. He was much
pleased with the progress of the cities
in the provinces and found everything
booming.
Miss Rubie Botlan will arrive tomor-
row from Minneapolis to be the guest
of Miss Elsie Koke over Sunday.
Mrs. r. G.. Shisler and sister, who
have been visiting friends i'll the city
will leave for their home at st. Louis
tomorrow.
visit with friends in the city.
II. b. liamman and W. L. Brown left
Wednesday for their home at st
Joseph Mo-, after visit i'll the city
. Mrs. Viva Mechelke aeft this morning
for Duluth to resume her work as
teacher in the schools there.
ID. A. Wilson and wife and niece
Mrs. Laura Gaily, who have been Wis
ting friends in the city, will leave Mon
day for their home at York, Pa.
O. Peterson and wife attended the
state fair yesterday.
NJ E. Jones will leave Monday for
his home at Columbus, Wis, after a Wis
it with friends in the city ''
Walter Brahs, a Young man WHO came
from Henderson Monday. afternoon to
attend Toland's Business university, was
taken to st. Joseph's hospital yesterday
suffering from appendicitis. He was UNI
well when lie came to the city, and the
disease developed rapidly. His parents
arrived last night, and it may be that
he will be operated upon. He was max
ing his home at George Pass residence
Mrs. NJ. j. Gromlcy left last night for
visit with friends in Iowa.
A. NJ. Agee left last night for Ogden,
Utah, to spend couple of months.
J. c. Wise, F. X NIeagher and James
Crierson were among those who returned
from the state fair last night.
Chief Donahue returned last night
from st. Paul, after taking i'll the state
fair for two days.
J. NJ. Wiser returned last night from
the twin cities, having completed his
work for the state fair.
Louis orlando returned last night from
the state fair.
Mrs. J. II. Holman and her guests,
Misses Annie and Jennie Nuess, came in
yesterday from Madison Lake, and re-
turned there today.
Will G.. Mack and family of Plain
view were in Mankato over night.
General James III. Baker returned to
dav from the twin cities and Duluth. He
attended the state fair and was mEra
delighted with the big show. The gen
cral says he has visited all the biz fairs
in this country, but none can compare
with our own at Hamline.
j. W. Reynolds, buttermaker at the
Eagle Lake creamery, was in the city
this morning. w
Mrs. J. c. Sills and Son of Terry, S.
d., were in Mankato over night. ''5'..'
c. W. Babcock, the Kasota stone quar-
~ proprietor, was in NIankato today.
Harry W. Broomc Of st. Paul, rep
resentins the Lake Shore railway, was
in NIankato last night. = - '''
Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. Cole of Pasadena,
Cal. visited tile city last evening. -
Willard Secor and John Sharp of VIM
nebago were arrivals in. the city last
evening. The former stayed over night
DR.. 4. F. Amhndson and c. G. Process
of st. Peter paid Mankato friends a
visit last evening.
Ora j. Parker Of LeSueur was in Man.
kato yesterday afternoon.
c. B. Hunt of Minneapolis was in the
city over night.
W. p. Lindsay of st. Paul, repre-,
senting the NJ, X & I. road, was in
Mankato last night.
Mrs. Smith and Miss Smith left last
night for Boulder, Col
Valentine Ressler left this morning foI
Devils Lake, n. ID.
Martin Wiltgen and son 'returled last
night from visit to the state fair
spending two days there.
Phil NIcGraw returned last night from
a trip to the state fair
Misses Lena and Minnie Deuser re.
turned from the twin cities last night
where they attended the state fair.
Miss Schultz of Lime township re.
turned last night from the state fair
j. a. Lufsdorf, Al Lanni, Charles
Guth and Henry Fricke we're among
those who returned last night from the
state fair.
II. c. Randall and Charles Loucks Of
Belgrade township came back last night
from the twin cities, having attended
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