The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-09-14

ling in A1ankatO at eieVen O'Clock last
levening with one tire cut through. They
went to lake Crystal this morning to
Visit their former home, and will return
tomorrow night on their way home.
MIR. Schneider of Schneider & Day. is
partially laid up for week as the re-
suit of bad bruise on his right arm.
caused by an auto crank flying around
and striking him.
f. l.. Clark of Forest Lake was in
Alankato today.
otto Neitge was at Watewille yester-
day and submitted bid for the new
central office building of the Cannon
Valley Telephone company. Two other
Mankato contractors were figuring upon
lit.
Recorder A. Anderson of North Man
|kato took a, business trip to st. Peter
today.
! John H. McAIurtrie wife and daughter,
who have been visiting H. McAIurtrie an(
family, left this morning for their home
at Detroit, Mich. They were accompanied
as far as the twin cities by ii. McAIur
| trie.
r.. Creelman of st. Paul, travelling
passenger agent for the Canadian North
ern road, was in Mankato today.
F. w. Mcconnell of Minneapolis, tray
, cling passenger agent for the Alilwau
kee road, was in the city today.
| Miss Mary Pau will go to Minneapolis
this evening to visit friends for few
days.
| Miss Dittman returned from Chicago
last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Masters were
called to the Soldiers home at Mime
haha yesterday by the serious illness of
the formers father, j. A. Masters, whose
death occurred during the day. They
accompanied the remains back to Man
kato.
Mr.. and Mrs C. HI. Saulpaugh return
ed Sunday evening from Minneapolis in
their automobile They used the latter
to ride about the city and state fair
grounds good deal while in the city.
| F. Fl. Pfefer has returned from his
two weeks vacation, which was spent
at Chicago and other Illinois points and
in the twin cities.
Miss Mary Croker and Miss Anna
Bienaph went to La Crosse, Wis, yes
terday morning to remain for two
months.
Miss Rogers left this afternoon for
i Milwaukee to attend the Viava State
convention. She will be absent about a
week.
o. C. Wood returned last night from
the twin cities. where he visited the
state fair and friends.
Major and Mrs. Thomas Montgomery,
who have been visiting DR.. and Mrs
d. B. Catlin, returned to their home in
st. Paul this morning.
In personal letter from r. H. Brown,
former principal of our school, now of
st. Clair, we learn that he has spent a
very profitable summer in attending the
University summer school, and is now
prepared to do high school work; all of
which is pleasing news to his many
friends here to know that he is making
advancement in his chosen profession, as
to his school work.-Good Thunder
Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs William Marvin left this
afternoon for Chicago, where they will
Visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Marvin of
Spokane, Wash, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. A. C.. Barney, at 1876 Clark street.
| c. G. Chittehden, the gentlemanly
and efficient undertaken for Lamm,
Landkammer & Holman, will leave Oct
IL for Kent, Wash where he will en-
gage in the undertaking business on his
own account. Kent is city of 1000
population Fifteen miles from Seattle
and has a good future Mr.. Chittenden
has been with Lamm, Landkammer &
Holman for four years past, and thor
oughly understands the business. Both
he and his wife have numerous friends
who will regret to have them move
Iaway, but will wish them success.
Fl. F. Troost and wife of st. Paul
were in Mankato today.
/ H. Sherlock of ST. Clair was in Man
katO over night.
f. J. Engesser, Francis Hughes, Roy
V. Bennett and C. Burton Nutter of st.
Peter attended the theatre last night.
P. NJ. Hagen, G. E. Hagen, Miss Mar
garet King and NJ. f. Manthey of James
vile were in Mankato over night, hav-
ing come to hear Chauncey Olcott.
Leo Hoefer and Merrill LaCroix of st.
Peter heard Chauncey Olcott last night.
| A. ID. Sackett and wife, p. X. Empey
and wife and NJ. j. Taylor and wife of
GAINESVILLE were in Mankato last night.
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