The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-09-28
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icago, and his family, moved into the l..
p. Hunt residence On South Second
1 street today. Mr.. Pell is not in the best
of health, as the Chicago climate does
not agree with him, andhe is locking for
newt location in the west. He will re.
| main i'm Afankato the coming winter, at
least. and may decide to locate here
| permanently. He is avery pleasant gen
tlenlan.
4 y. "a. Reed OF Lake Crystal was in the
city! today.
From Tuesdays Daily. '''S ~
! - The reception to students at the par
lors of Tie Presbyterian church last FRI
day evening was attended by about 200
Young people, and was d very pleasant
affair. "A program Of music and rccita-
tions was carried out, and ice cream and
| Other light refreshments were served. ~
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The Knights Of pythi1a's viii give an
informal party at the A. O. L. w. hall
Thursday evening. Light refreshments
I.wifl lie Served, and Music Win be fiji.
llishcd by Lamm's orchestra. The invi
fations are confined practically to the
membership ''s',
Robert, Morse went to MINNEAPOLIS
yesterday to enter the. state university
| Miss Rena j. - Johnson spieeht Sunday
with her parents in this city Miss
johnson is teaching IN Sterling Center
this year.
Miss Nettie Christensen has been re-,
moved from the hospital and is staying
with Mrs. Charles Beckwith in West;
! Mankato i''
George Traub, wife and three children
will leave tomorrow morning for San
Diego, California, to remain for an in.
definite period Mr.. Traub has several
propositions in view. His many. friends,
hope that he will be successful.
Mrs. II. n. Winship of Owatonna is
| visiting her sister. Mrs. j. E. Diamond :,
Mrs. John f. Diamond is entertain-l
ing Mrs. S. E. Severson of GAINESVILLE
NJ. w. Deutsch, a registered pharma-
cist, arrived Yesterday afternoon to
take position in Nelson Weeds drug
store. He has been employed at Bart
lett's drug store at Lake Crystal the;
past three years. Mr.. Weeds former,
assistant, Theodore. Torgeson, left few
days ago for Minneapolis to enter the
Minneapolis Institute of Pharmacy.
Attorney c. r. Fowler of Minneapot
Ii; is in the city on business connected
with the Widell-Finley matter.
c.. B. Johnson and wife of Midland,
S. D., are visiting in the city.
p. a. Gunders of st. Paul was in
AIankato over night. .s4's
F. T. Desmond of st. James was in
the city last evening. "
Mrs. Alexander aid Mrs. Kinmore of
Tracy were in the city last evening.
Mrs. L. c. johnson Of st. Paul was
in Mahkato today. >''
G.. w. Everett and wife of Wasecai
were arrivals in The city this morning.
V. f. Butler Of Heron Lake paid the
city visit today
Seth Pelton and wife left Yesterday
for New York
William Kune left last night for Ats
kim
Jacob Lampert of Minneapolis was in
Mankato, over night
George Z. Dyer left this mbrning for
Lacrosse, Wis, and Houston, Mimi,
where he will remain until Monday.
w. J. Morehart and E. E. Jones have.
returned from Colorado, where they sold
considerable land
L. W. Prendergast of lie Sueur Center
was in Mankato today.
Robert Lamm left yesterday for the
northern part of the state to be gone
two weeks.
james Mullen of Madison Lake is in
the city ''
Miss Myrtle Mullen of Madison Lake
| accepted a position as teacher in the
Gilmore district near st. Clair.
Miss Cora Mullen of Madison Lake
will teach the school the coming fall
and winter i'm the Anderson district near
Good Thunder. '@s =
Miss Nettie Boswell left Yesterday
for Artesian. S. d., and Miss Flossie'
Boswell for Superior, Wis, for visits.
y. w. Aialonet left Yesterday for Ann
lArbor, Mich.
A. +. Scott left yesterday for Arte-.
sian, S. D.
Miss Esgar went to Fairmont last;
evening. 4
A. Z. Paegel took a trip to Eysiar3
today.
f. Anderson and d. Anderson, who
have been working for j. u. Nielsen G.
Co.. left today for Chicago. Z;
r. Kisner and wife left today for
Mulhall. Oklahoma.
Mrs. O. J. Bakken left today for
downtown, Wis.