The Mankato free press., 1906-07-13

Hill-St. Peter Tribune.
Miss Theresa Prugger left yesterday
(, for Springfield, Mo-, where she will
spend months vacation with her
brother and family.
Mrs A. f. Clark left Tuesday after
noon via the Great Western for Port
land, Oregon, to join her husband, who
has located there. Miss Louise Man left
at the same time to spend the summer
in Virginia, going by way of st. Louis
to visit relatives
Miss Susie True of Truman is visit
ing Miss Laurel True of Mankato
n. T. True, cashier of the Truman
State bank, was one of the many spec.
tators at the Hagenbeck ircus yester-
day.
Louis Scharf, cashier of the Courtland
State bank of Comtland, was visitor
in Mankato yesterday.
Robert Lamm's family has gone to
Lake Madison to occupy their newly
erected cottage for the summer
J. f. Powell of La Crosse, Wis, re-
turned to his home today after ten
days visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. G. Parmelee.
W. H. Jones of Elmore visited his
relatives and friends in the city yes
terday.
DIR. j. A. Hielscher and Frank Fowler
will leave this evening for Cobalt, On
tario. They 90 on vacation trip.
Alex Swanson of st. Paul is in Man
kato to remain a week.
Miss Anna Lindholm of ST. Paul spent
the Fourth with Miss Edith Lindfeldt
and will remain few weeks.
Miss EVELYN Hill returned yesterday
afternoon from visit with friends in
Minnesota Lake.
Daniel Fichthorn and wife of st. Pc
ter spent the Fourth and today in the
city visiting friends. Mr.. Fichthorn
may be identified with daily paper at
St Peter before the end of the month.
John r. Bowen has returned from
Washington, ID. c., where he has been for
several months.
Congressman James T. McCleary and
son, Leslie, returned from Washington
d. c., Tuesday night. Yesterday morn
ing they went to Sleepy Eye, where the
former gave the Fourth of July address,
and returned to Mankato last evening.
f. j. Grimes of Heron Lake was
in Mankato yesterday.
Max Hoefer and wife, Miss Louise c..
Hoefer and Miss Amanda Erickson of
ST. Peter took in the circus yesterday.
r. J. Kerr and wife and Misses Blanch
and Mabel Clements of Waseca were
among those in the city yesterday.
r. w. Collins and wife of Window
were visitors to the city yesterday.
J. p. Davis and wife of Tracy visited
friends in Mankato yesterday.
S. A. johnson and Leroy A. Davis
were among the large number of ST..
Peter people who attended the circus
yesterday.
Sever Hage of MadeIia was in Man
kato over night.
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Bradley of Canton,
Ohio, were in Mankato yesterday.
G. p Chapman of Redwood Falls ar
rived in the city yesterday morning.
Mr.. E. L. Patterson and family came
in from Lake Madison for the Fourth
and went to st. Paul today, where they
will make their future home. George
Dumeland, who will have position in
Mr. Patterson's office, will 90 Monday.
F. O. Nelson of Minneapolis was the
guest of J. A. Berquist over the Fourth.
Miss Rose Rabe of New Ulm spent
the Fourth in the city with her parents.
Frank J. Bush of Owatonna spent the
Fourth and today in Mankato. with his
family, who are visiting here.
E. w. Severson of Minneapolis is in
the city looking after his property in.
terests.
F. Lyle Soaring went to Omaha Tues
dav night for visit of two weeks.
Ted Richter enjoyed visit from his
two sisters yesterday, of Owatonna.
Major Clark of Point Pleasant is not
very well.
Mr.. and Mrs John A. Smith of st.
Paul accompanied by their cousin, Mrs.
William Gibson of Minneapolis were the
guests of Mr.. anud Mrs. j. o. Smith
in this city during the Fourth.
W. A. Funk made the Fourth of July
grafton at Wells yesterday. There
was record breaking crowd present.
There were races of all kinds, and a ball
game in the afternoon.
James Mullen of Madison Lake was
in the city today, on his way to Min
neapolis, where he will be present when
his son, Jay, is operated upon tomor
row morning for appendicitis. The
young man has been there five weeks,
receiving treatment.
Attorney w. A. Funk, accompanied