The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-05-03

/ Sunday. Mr. Sphere was~formerly head
| miller in the local mill and now has Il
similar position in the big Nlankato
mills.
Fred ID. Clements left today for
"trip through South Dakota.
| Mrs. F. W. Hunt left today to at.
tend the foreign missionary meeting
at Elmore.
En- Sheriff Sandy Mcdonald of Blue
Earth was in AlankatO last evening.
NJ r. Everett of Waterville was in
NIankato over night.
Senator John AIoonan of Waseca was
in the city today on business.
George +. Constants of Blue Earth paid
Mankato Il visit today.
! :. l.. Tovelett and wife and Mrs. 5.
NJ. Phelps left last night for Seattle.
Wash.
Mrs. r. ID. Hubbard went to Mime
apolis yesterday to visit her daughter
and attend the grand opera.
| Mrs JAY Hubbard went to st. PAM
yesterday to attend the. grand opera.
John Stevens and family moved to-
ldav from over Lrandkamer Brothers
store to the second floor of John c. Noes
building on Hickory street. The latter
was recently vacated by G. G. Phillips
land family. who moved to the w. d..
Tompkins fiat.
George T. Dyer is out of the city for
a few days, and will return Friday.
Mrs. August Wenner is very sick at
her home on the McAIahan hill and is
not expected TO recover She is one or
the oldest residents in the city.
Misses Ella Bierbauer and Elsie Jache
went to Minneapolis today to hear the
grand opera "Aid&' tonight
George McNichols is at Eckman,
Y. d.
}. A. Hmsey, claim agent for the Mil
lwaukee road, was in the city early in
the week.
H. A. Blume has taken a trip to Du
luth.
NJ. f. Truthem has gone to st. Paul.
Fred Gerlich left Tuesday for Dick
inSon. y. d., to be gone three weeks.
! Frank 1oerr is in st. Paul.
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Hoerr are attend.
ing grand opera in the twin cities.
F. +. Crandall took a trip to St.
Paul to hear grand opera.
Frank Wilka of Merrill. Wis, form.
erly of NIankato. who has been visiting
.Ifcob schOrn, left today for Idaho,
where he vii make his future home. 1t
is about ten years, since he moved
away from Manl<atO.N /
John Il. Thomas was passenger to
Minneapolis this morning to hear Caruso
in the grand opera, Aida tonight.
II. +. Carney is in the twin cities.
w. S. Hunt, Il prominent resident of
Lake Crystal, was in Mankato today.
H. l.. Schmitt is in the twin cities
on business.
Manager Charles Griebel went to Fart
bault this afternoon.
President Cooper of the normal has
gone to Cedar Falls, Iowa, to remain Il
few days.
Senator S. ID. Works and Representa-
tives Gates, Lewis and Mcqueen return
ed last night from st. Paul, the session
| of the legislature having adjourned
Lieutenant Governor Eberhart is eX-
pected home this evening.
c. H. Dietz, assessor of Napoleon, at
tended the meeting of assessors this af-
ternoOn.
| Mrs. T. w. Hart and daughter return
ed last night from their visit in the
twin cities.
}. +. Ossood of Garden City was a
court house caller today.
| G. A. Crook of Madison Lake has
gone to Barnum. Wis.
c. III. Griebel went to Faribault this
AFTERNOON.
| Charles w. Morris and Albert krOnke
of Mapleton have gone to Dickinson, n.
d., to look at land.
f. f. Chappelow has gone to Chicago
| S. p. Anderson has taken a trip to
Joliet, ILL.,.
Mrs. George Il. Curran took a trip to
| the twin cities today.
| Rev. Allen of Granada, who has been
visiting his former parish at Hebron,
! will return home this evening.
From Fridays Daily.
| Miss Edith Hand and Edmund Ben
nett Leaning of Camden, y. j., whose