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

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Verne Murdoch of GAINESVILLE was il
Mankato today.
+; DR.. j. NJ. Edwards returned toda,
from Minneapolis, after visit at thu
| state fair.
County Attorney Wilson spent yester
day at ST. Paul, and was visitor al
the state fair.
+. j. Patterson arrived from st. Pau
last evening, and returned there TIL.
afternoon. He came up to attend to som,
business matters.
w. Z. Stewart of North Mankato, i
home from trip through Canada. Ho
was absent about ten days and had {
pleasant time. sh e
Miss Mamie Rodaman is taking i'll the
state fair today ''''' 49, '''''7 -
| John Dodds left this AFTERNOON 'fol
NortIie1d to Renter Carleton college.
Mrs. Bertha Cords Of Smiths Mill viii
leave Tuesday for New York, and vii
sail Sept rs ON the Hamberg- American
flme. Steamer Kaiserih Auguste Victoria
for Hambefg, Germany. She viii visit
for couple of months in Germany
The steamer ticket was purchased
through j. Fl. Tmo'ss agency RI =
Mrs. c. w. Gillespie returned last
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night from Minneapolis, where she visit.
ed Her sister for week
Mrs. Louis Dammann of Nor:h Man
kato left early this morning for st
Paul and VIII take IN tile state fair to.
day. Tomorrow morning She will leave
for Page, n. D., where Mr.. Dammann
is employed as manager in butcher
shop. He was the well known North
MankatO butcher, conducting the shop
there for about four years. He sold
out recently to Farm & Claussen. Mr.
and Mrs. Dammann had many friends
on both sides of the river who are sorry
to see them leave Mankato.
Senator \. o. Eberhart Went to the
twin cities this morning to remain until
the middle of next week
.; alS,1i# ta:qfner
From Saturdays Daily.
Louis and Harry Diamond returned
Thursday night from visit to the state
fair.
Dr.. FL. A. Tomlinson, superintendent
of the insane asylum at st. Peter, visit
ed Mankato yesterday afteroolE '''
Miss. Annabelle Ross, sten0Sfapher fol
Brown & Abbott, is spending a two
weeks vacation visiting friends i'll this
city.
Louis Bienaph, who tried to end his
life by drinking carbolic acid the iothel
day, is much better and is entirely out
of danger. ''!t
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Hobart, formerly
| Of Mankato,, who moved to Hutchinson
about -four years ago, will soon leave
for Minot, y. D.. where Mr.. Hobart has
a position on the Optic the leading
newspaper of that enterprising city. MIR
Hobart was with The Free Press for
ten years.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Hickey left this
afternoon for Smith, $. d., where they
Twill enjoy All outing for week or ten
days. Mr.. Hickey will do some hunt
ing.
Father Daniel Hughes Of Mankato
was visiting with Father NIikolai here
last Friday Minnesota Lake Tribune.
i Mrs. NJ Dittman has returned from
the east where she has been for several
days on business.
John Motweiler of Alpha is in the
city. '''
4. r. Pfau Sr. went to st. Paul this
morning.
Mrs. A. r. Pau Jr. and children are
spending few days at Lake Washing
| ton.
Miss Nellie Mills came from Lake
Washington today.
C.. T. Hacker aud wife went to st
Paul this morning.
Mrs. H. S. Lewis and children of Ma.
pleton visited in the city this afternoon
Mrs G. Hargesheimer of Waterville
| paid the city visit today.
f. r. Reid of Washington, d. G., was
| in Mankato today.
Benllam L. Nfofcy of Winona was ii
the city this afternoon.
A. G. Roemer returned last night from
the state fam.
County Surveyor Brooks will go to
st. James Monday to be "a witness al
the trial of action resulting from the
| making of "a judicial ditch in Walton
! wan and Brown counties.
Mrs. William Dcyling returned last
night from the twin cities, where she
visited friends for week
George Dilley of Eagle Lake left last
night for Leavensworth, Kansas, for q
| visit
Miss Marion Gieseke- and Miss Emma
Binger returned last night from the twin
cities after very pleasant visit fol