The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-11-09
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'Patrolman John b. Smith ,oftthe CEN
tlal station returned FROM Mankato
yesterday with his bride. He was married
rto Miss Ellen eMiclsie. eMr. and Mrs.
Smith have taken up their residence at
2sl st. Anthony avenue.-St. Paul Pio-i
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Misses Anna and Mary Schultz went
to Madelia to visit week with their
sister, Mrs.1M.eP. Kratz. fiss. a
Another ahand has sbeen added tuD',the
force of employees at thetmill office, Mr..
/ A.s g! Boemnels of Nlankato is occupy
! ing the position 4of head bookkeeper.L
Madelia Times Messenger. .e h. b
! George Lang, the jeweler, returned
fust night from Chicago where he has
been buying fresh stock of jewelrya
Thomas Schweitzer and H. S.. Lewis
of Mapleton We're in the city over night.
! Cash b. johnson, wife and daughter
of Midland, N. D., will spend the. winter
in Mankato. q, 4, .4t. s.4. 80 "a -
G. F. Piper of Minneapolis visited the
G.. H. Piper home in Garden City today.
! He was in Texas when the news of his
brothers death reached him., and was
unable to return in time to attend the
funeral, but came as soon as he could.
| w. P. Marston .Jr.i of Lake Crystal
was in -Mankato yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Lampert and Jacob
Lampert of Minneapolis attended the
funeral of their late sister, Mrs. Albert
Schmidt, yesterday.'
| FIJI. Diekman and G.sA. Peterson of
Window were in Mankato' yesterday.
Thomas Torson, prominent republi-
can of st. James, was in Mankato yes
terday. So
Frank Thayer has returned from a
trip to St. Paul s::.," * es1 81.
Robert Burgess of Wenona, H., a
member of the horse importing firm Of
Burgess & Lukyn, Is in the city,
j Oliver Duane and family of st. Pc
ter visited over Sunday with the form
er's parents in this city. IA
i Hon. John Lind of Minneapolis was il
+ the city a short time between trains
4 Saturday afternoon. He came in on the
a Milwaukee train and went out on the
7 Northwestern to New Uln, where hi
4 Joined an excursion to Sleepy Eye
While in The city he met humber o.
party friends at the Sadlpaugh.
4 G.. n. Andrews returned Saturday
from his hunting trip to Heron Lake
where he spent two weeks very enjoy
ably. ''szh
4 Misses May Berg, Ruth Knox, jessie
w. Boyce, Sadie Rosebrdagh and Marie
Kroystad, who have been attending thu
teachers convention, left last night fol
their home in Fairmont.
Miss Louise Hoefer of St. Peter spent
Saturday apd Sunday with Mankat'
friends. ssF SIS .s'.7
4 j. T.. Barncard of st. Paul, state agen
3 of the Minnesota prison and feforma
tory, passed through Mankato yesterda,
afternoon en- route from Watertown, S
d., TO saltwater, where he was taking
: a prisoner elsie" 8 s.e@ I,r@
4 Superintendent -Aaae. 'FTibbetts ant
: wife have returned to their home il
Blue Earth after a pleasant visit o
!, three Days in 'Mankato!@, ~"i
4 Miss Pearl Wilmot returned home yes
3 terday noon from Duluth, where sh'
has ,beeYsvisiting friends and relatives
the past two weeks. 40
4 Miss Anna Beatty returned to Blue
Earth last night, where she is a teacher
Z lin sthe= public schools. 80. "a
i Il. I'll. Shattuck' Sr., superintendent ID
4 dining car service bh the Chicago, st
Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha railway, has
appointed Avon j. Whitehead, for Thu
past twosyears a day clerk at the Saul
paugh, dining car conductor, and Mr.
4 and Mrs. Whitehead left for Minneapo
lis this morning, where they will reside
in the future. 'ilI.aH. Shattuck 'Jr. has
come up from Minneapolis to 'act as
fclerk at the Saulpaugh for short time
or Until Colonel Kent secures another
clerk 81. ssno s.csp' 2sa ,as t444.f
&c. H. sSaulpaugh' and r. w. Foster
4 came home from Swan lake last night
where they spent Che past two weeks
hunting ducks. 90 go, d: ''"'''''3
Mrs. o.. H. Thro and family returned
Hast night from short visit at Madelia
Miss Clara Gerlich has returned from
1 her trip to Chicago. s'Sss'"e. sss'
'tHenryl Kievhr of Madison bake left
4 today, for sMeuenster, Saskatchewan.
wv. r. qRappley Of Madison Lake took
a train today for saFaylorysNssD.
sE. E. Jones, and A. @. Hockey took a
trip to St. Clair today ON ibusinessi o.
Mrs. C. H. Saulpaugh is i'll.
AID. Hampl, who is secretary of the
Eagles lodge, took a trip to Comfrey
today to SEGA member of the lodge who
is sick there. - t''i
. ]. R.. Ruerup and o. E. Bennett and
| eo, foas,o fomOrroyy for EIy Mimi and