The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-12-07

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at tie home Of Mrs. J.. l.. De Rcsia on
Walnut street. Gentlemen and friends
invited to lunch from three to G:3Op. IN
Ladies. be prompt, 2:3o p. m.
Miss Jeanette Shanks, who has had
charge of the Saulpaugh news and cigar
stand for several years past, went to
Rochester yesterday to take similar
position in the Cook House. She has
been succeeded by Miss Cramer.
DIR. E. j. Davis arrived in the city
yesterday afternoon from the Soldiers
Home to attend the meeting of the med.
ical societies last evening and today.
Mrs. F. J. Torrance and daughter, Miss
Gertrude returned last night. from a
visit in st. Paul.
H. r. Carney returned last night from
a trip to the twin cities.
George Pond is in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Susan Walraven returned last
night from visit in the twin cities
y. H. Jones, formerly OF Rapidan,
and Il son of the late Joseph Jones OF
that place, is now cashier OF the First
National bank of Rugby Junction, n. d.,
and is interested in the Barden, n d..
State bank. He is now visiting in Mir
nearolis and sent back his respects to
his old friends through J. M. Wiser
j. NJ. Wiser returned last evening
from Minneapolis, and will remain in
the city for the present.
Miss Nellie Pay is, visiting friends in
Owatonfa.
Sunday the annual election of officers
Of Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
occurred at st. Paul lodge No. l22
Among those who attended from this
city were c. A. Cameron. p. H. Smith,
II. Welch and j. Kelly. A banquet was
held at six o'clock and was attended by
about $50, including members of the la
dies auxiliary to B. of r. II.
Theodore Schultz went to St Paul to.
day, called there as a petit Juror in
United States court. He has been bail
i'll at the court house during this ses.
sion of court. .4
George A. Stockdale of Dubois, Penn
was in the city today calling on his
friend, |. w. Posltewal. Mr.. Stockdale
is on his way home, and has been away
from home for about seven months.
E. w. Lewis, business manager of ''The
Maid and the Mummy" was in the city
today and arranged for the appearance
of the company here on Dec l3.
II. /. Schmitt made business trip to
st. Paul today.
j. A. Flittie took a trip to st. Paul
yesterday afternoon, and spent today
there
w. G. Hoerr will leave for the northern
part of the state tomorrow.
w. r. Kelley has returned from Roch-
ester hospital, where his brother, DIR.
Kelley of Springfield, ILL.,, is undergoing
treatment.
Avon Whited, formerly clerk at the
Saulpaugh, but now dining car con-
ductor on the Omaha road between the
twin cities and Omaha, is spending few
days in the city.
Z. c. Norman of Lake Crystal was in
the city over night.
Z. d. Townsend and wife of Mime
apols were in Mankato last evening.
Father Hegemann has returned from
his missionary trip.
DIR. Y. G. Harrington, who has been il!
for several days, is improving, fact
which his many friends will be glad to
know.
Mrs. w. A. Plymat returned last night
from Minneapolis: where she has been
visiting since before Thanksgiving.
\ A. O. Allen of Mountain Lake was in
the city over night.
Drs. A. +. Strickler of Sleepy Eye, G.
r. Pease and William Brand of Redwood
Falls, j. L. Adams of Morgan, +. ID.
GRAY of Vesta, l.. A. Stricken of New
Ulm and NJ S. Richards of Sanborn were
among the physicians who attended the
medical meeting in this city last even
ing
Walter Fowler, who is OIL the United
States Ship Columbia, has sent several
of his Mank.to friends post cards from
Bombay, India. He expects TO he in San
francisco the first of the year