The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-09-06

ana operated uPoh loT acute, SaHSren
GUS appendicitis. 1t was an emer
gency case, but the operation was per
formed in time and Mr. Baker vii
recover.
J Lewis Stowe and III. HI. Stowe O.
Watervlle paid the city visit to
day.
County Surveyor Brooks has re
turned from Vernon Center and Gar
den City, where he did some work.
w. S. Howe arrived from Winons
this noon to attend to some business
matters. He is pleased with Winona
and considers it a quiet, restful place
to live in. He says that Mankato has
more miles of good sidewalks thar
Winona. The Winona street railway
line is well patronized and gives excel
lent service.
| Attorney Charles Thompson of Am
boy was in Mankato today.
| County Auditor Weaver returned
fast night from his trip down tn,
lakes and back by land.
MIR. and Mrs. Berton Davis and Mrs
Davis children moved to Candy yes
terday where they expect to reside
Mr.. Davis will occupy the pulpit il
one of the churches there.
+. d. Baker of Welcome, MINI.
arrived this afternoon to visit his sis
| ter, Mrs. Dayton.
Miss Baker of Minneapolis is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Dayton.
Miss Ottilia Danielson returned last
evening from Fairmont where she was
the guest of her sister, Mrs, FREQ
Lampert, for two weeks.
Miss Pauline Koke, the popular
clerk at the Golden Rule store for the
past twelve years, has accepted 8
position at George E. Brett's store
and will begin her duties Sept. 8 in
the underwear department.
Alderman Joseph Kircher of NORTH
Mankato returned Sunday from San
born, where he filled the position OF
the agent of the Lampert Lumber com
pany while he was on two weeks
vacation.
Officers Garberding and Simmonds
went to the state fair this morn.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Kent returned
last night from Minneapolis.
George Boswell, prominent resi-
dent of Blue Earth, visited Mankato
last night.
w. l. Moore of Delavan was in
Mankato over night.
C. F. Pride, wife and daughter of
Wells were arrivals in the city this
| noon.
c.. L. Powell, wife and child OF
Owatonna were Mankato visitors last
night, remaining over until today.
C. S. Weston of Redwing, division
superintendent of the c.. G. w. road
was one of last nights arrivals in the
Getty.
! j. NJ. Turner. of ST. Peter visited
the city last night.
! o. +. Holley of Madelia breakfasted
in the city today,
Mrs. LuhmanheSf Saltwater is visit
ing Mrs. Robert tirvin.
Andrew Under spent yesterday in
the city, renewing acquaintance.
E. L. Champlin of Vernon Center
paid the city visit yesterday after.
noon.
Miss Matte Jewson is spending a
few days with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. w. f. Jewson. She is accom-
panied by little Miss Kathryn Ham
mond of Winnebago. They will return
to Winnebago tomorrow.
Rev. and Mrs. Peter Clare went to
the Twin Cities today to remain two
or three days.
Robert Little of WATERFOWL, S. D..
was in Mankato yesterday He made
the statement that coal is sold in his
town for 1925 per ton and it costs
35 cents for delivery
General j. III. Baker went to St
Paul today to attend the state fair
He will deliver an address to the old
settlers on Thursday.
C. w. Chamberlain of Amboy paid
the city visit last night.