The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-12-28

| ter, Miss Elsie Barton, to their home
at Gravity. Iowa. to spend the holidays.
! Miss Lois Maltby and her nephew OF
| Cherokee, Iowa, arrived today to spend
the holidays with the formers brother,
| Dr.. III. w. Maltby. and wife.
n. NJ. Johnson OF Tiyoh, who has been
suffering from serious heart trouble, is
improving nicely.
}. f. Lloyd of Sparta, Wis, has been
the guest of his brotherin-law, T. Nj.
swans for Il day or two.
V l.. Jones. Spencer Phelps, Willis
Jones and Misses Ella NJ Hank and Dor
othy Loyhed of Faribault were Mankato
visitors yesterday afternoon.
a. NJ Schroeder of jackson was in
the city today.
| Edward c. Farmer and T. o. Garbett
of Madela were in the city last even
| ing.
Hiss Gustava Howard of Vernon
Center paid the city visit today.
Harriet A. Kutzer of Mantorville and
| Mankato today.
Miss Margaret Mclaughlin of Morgan
was guest in the city last night.
| 1cOT1e w. NHdhipIlH VI i'ciiooh oENiil
| last night in the city.
| S. Wohlheter of Fairmont was in the
City last night.
! F.. II. Drake of Madelia visited i'll the
| city today.
| Miss Margaret NewberS of Hopkins
srent last night in the city.
Misses Vonnic Bennett and Florence
Cloud of Kenyon visited in the city
today.
| Ralph j. Richardson of Fairmont had
business III the city today.
Attorney +. G. Sasse and wife of
! Fairmont arrived in the city this morn
| ing.
Mrs. Mary Grimm. nee Nelson. depart
ed for Cuba, Wis. to spend the holidays
| with relatives Her husband is there.
She will stop few days at Gelena. ILL.,.
| before going to Cuba.
Miss Bessie Edwards, daughter of
| Daniel Edwards of Judson, returned
! from the hospital today.
! Miss Meta b. Banse of Wells visited
| in Mankato today.
| Superintendent Mcconnell. Miss Full
erton. Prof. Payne and Miss Iceberg
| will attend the annual meeting of the
state teachers association III st. Paul
next week.
| Miss Clara Dunn and Professor Payne
of the high school faculty have gone to
| their homes at Mortified to spend the
holidays.
| Miss Helen Cutler of the high school
faculty has gone to her home at Red
wing for the holidays.
| Professor C. w. Angler, manual train
inc teacher at the high school, has gone
to his home at Litchfield for the Holt
days.
Miss O,ConnelI is spending the Holt
day vacation at Saltwater.
| Charles .Jewson. who is travelling i'll
North Dakota and Minnesota for the
American Tobacco company, Is home to
SPEND the holidays with his parents. MIR.
and Mrs. W. F. Jewson. He has gained
twenty seven pounds since going on the
road
j. G.. Fowler is home from st. Paul
I to remain over Christmas. He states
that there is no foundation for the re
| port that he and others, are to be let out
-of. office for political reasons. as the
dairy and food inspectors are under the
civil service rules.
General j. Fl. Baker returned ycster-
dav from trip to st. Paul
Mrs. Sarah Critchley continues to DO
well. and will recover if she can stand
the long confinement that will be ne2es-
sarv in her case because of her broken
| hip. arm and ribs.
Mrs. A. C. Gran and son went to st.
Paul today to remain Il few days with
relatives
]. ID. Price. wife and daughter of
Lake Crystal are spending the day in
the city.
Mrs. L. H. Clark and children of River
Falls. Wis. has arrived i'll the city to
spend Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
b. Haynes. Mr.. Clark will arrive Mon
day,
Mrs. Arthur Johnson and Misses Erick-
son and Kaufer of st. Peter spent this
afternoon in the city.
Miss Jessie Culbert of Faribault Wis
tied in the city this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Laurisch leave to-
night for WATERFOWL, S. d., to spend
Christmas with the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Little.
A. r. Pfau. ST. will return tonight
/ from Rochester.
Miss Louise EllefSon. who has a good
position in a law office at Madelia, ar
rived in the city this morning to spend
the holidays with her sister Miss Edith.