The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-04-19

to do as well as man as badly in
jured as he is can expect to do
Philip Bornek left yesterday for st.
Oregon, Saskatchewan.
d. L. Harris took the train yester-
: day for Pequot, MINI.
John Cavanaugh left yesterday for
Dawson, n. D.
L. f. Jones took the train last night
for Denver, Col
C.. Fl. Brace left last night for Pueblo.
Col.
NJ. j. Abbott started last night for
Trinidad Col.
f. H. Storfer left yesterday for
Crookston.
+. n Meagher left yesterday for
, Graceville. to look after his land inter
| ests.
| E. T. Evans left yesterday for Minot.
n. d., on. a business trip.
f. NJ. Otto took a trip to Holloway,
MIMI, yesterday.
| William Volk started last night for
Denver, Col, combining business with
pleasure.
William Borcey left last night for
Limon, Cot
Arthur Volk was a passenger last
night for Limon, Col.
L. +. Slattery and NJ. Slattery have
gone to Pierre, S. ID.
A. A. Glotzbach, who has been WIS.,
iting his relatives in this city since Sun.
day, left this afternoon for his home at
Anamoose n. d.
w. o. Craig of Austin, travelling aud
itor for the Milwaukee road, visited
Mankato today.
+. B. Kent took forenoon train foD
Minneapolis.
A. j. Sandstrom left yesterday for
Sherwood, N. d.
C. H. Clark left yesterday for Bisbee,
n. d.
A. o. Hovig departed yesterday for
Macbeth & Gardeners market.
G. Wendlandt of Vernon Center was
in MankatO today on business. "a
Albert Brabander, who has been visit
ing Jacob Miller, left for his home at
Poynette, Wis, today.
+. J. Toland of Lacrosse, Wis, was
in Mankato today. He is well pleased
with the success thus far of the new
business colleges that he has started in
Sioux Falls, S. d., and at Nebraska
City, Neb. The Sioux Falls college is
located in the Masonic building.
S. w. Burgess returned today from
Grand Forks, N. d., where he spent the
winter. Mrs. Burgess will return the
latter part of the week.
Mrs. F. w. Hunt returned last even
ing from weeks visit with her daugh
ter, Miss Marion, who is attending Ham
line university.
w. E. Young expects to go to st. Paul
in day or two. He vas there last
Friday and spent some time IN his office
at the capitol, but he will not do any
work for a time yet.
Residents of Austin have subscribed
$4,000 and John Burrichter of Mime
apolis will erect an opera house in that
city.
NJ &c hn 1s..rE Of M
Duluth, st. Cloud, Glencoe & Mankato
railway at Freedom and he has already
nicely located there with his family.
j. S. Rolf of North Mankato is on
the sick list.
j. NJ. Wiser is slightly better after
a siege with tonsilitis.
County Treasurer T. w. Hart is
spending the day in st. Paul.
Miss Catherine Pugh went to Wells |
today to visit for couple of weeks.
Floyd Eager arrived yesterday to
spend the summer with his parents.
General Gustav Widell will 90 to
Springfield Saturday night to make his
official visit to Zenith lodge No. 200,
as grand master of the Masons.
DR.. A. o. Bjelland took trip to st.
Peter this afternoon.
Mrs. Arthur Matteson of st. Clair will
be operated upon tomorrow morning.
j. c.. Deremer and Arthur Matteson
of st. Clair paid Mankato a visit today.
They state that work of grading the |
alphabet" road has been started be-
tween Cream and st. Clair.
Mrs. L.. n. Holmes, 100 North Broad
street, who has been ill with pleuro-
nnaumopio iS much imnrOypd