The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-09-20

Miss Esther Daniels went to st.
Paul today to enter Hamline uniyer-
Isity.
| Mrs. E. NJ. Zuel went to Cleveland,
Mimi, yesterday.
| Charles Moses and his cousin, Mr..
Hart, of Lake Crystal, were visitors
in the city yesterday.
| Game Warden Jordan made trip
to lie Sueur Center yesterday.
Attorney Laurisch made business
trip to lie Sueur Center yesterday.
| p. w. Pitcher left for lie Sueur Gen.
ter this morning.
Charles Sohre went to the Twin
ICities this morning.
Mrs. C. j. Laurisch went to Maple
ton yesterday.
Oscar Bierbauer left yesterday for
the east.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Saulpaugh and
1.-TWO ladies left yesterday in thell
automobile for st. Paul, with Ray
lDuchene as cheffeur.
Willard Krinkie and William and
lCharley Quaday of Blue Earth were
lin Mankato over nigth.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Horton OF
lBinghamton were in Mankato today.
| +. G. Luedke of Amboy were in
the city over night.
Joseph Kircher went to Elmore
yesterday to see his brother, who is
sick, and assist in conducting an auc
Ition sale for him.
! S. B. Wilson took trip to Win
ldOm last night.
/ George Krost and wife arrived last
might from Moorhead, where they have
resided for nearly two years. MIR
lKrost has been appointed local agent
for the Minneapolis Brewing company
to succeed ID. j. Brown, who has re
lsigned to conduct the Rcade saloon
Mr.. Krost and family are very glat
Ito get back to Mankato.
Miss Esther Daniels went to st
Paul today where she will attent
Hamline university. If her health per
Units she will enter the four years
course.
| Attorney Virgil Seward of Marshal
was ip Mankato over night.
Mrs. Reed Monroe returned to hel
home in Minneapolis yesterday after
noon after visit of several days
with Mrs. r. f. Brown.
Mrs. A. c.. Gran returned last night
from st. Paul where she had beer
to attend the funeral of her father
IL. o. Granville.
| w. A. Funk is in Minneapolis today
ATTENDING to matters in probate court
Mrs. Dittman has gone to Chicago
where she met her daughter, Vivian
who has been spending the last five
weeks in New York.
| w. J. Sheldon, who was associated
with w. H. Gary in the Texas land
booth at the Mankato fair, left fol
Texas this morning.
Miss Mary Willard left yesterday
for Brooklyn, N. Y, where she starts
a two years. course in normal art at
the Platt Institute. This is the same
course that Miss Sparrow graduated
from.
w. j., Morehart returned yesterday
from Colorado. Z. E. Jones returned
a few days ago and brought samples
of Colorado grown corn, wheat, alfalfa
and millet, that are attracting much
attention in Mr.. Morehart's office.
| William Robinson was at Owatbnns
saturday evening. He states that the
fair in that city was well patronizet
and everybody spoke of its being the
best ever held there "
John Rabe of Nicollet spent few
hours in the city yesterday afternoon
on business.
| w. Siege of Nicollet, cashier of the
Nicollet State bank, was in the city
yesterday.
Ed. Olson, postmaster of Nicollet
visited Mankato yesterday on bust
mess
| Otto Lindeman, who has held a
position as bookkeeper at the Hubbard
mill for over year past, left this
morning for North Redwood where his
home is, and from there will 60 to the
state agricultural college.
Martin Osten of Butternut Valley
father of Chief of Police Anton Osten
was in the city over night, having
brought lot of creamery machinery
to the city to be repaired.
Ward Sheldon left this morning for
his home in Texas, after three
weeks visit with Aid. and Mrs. w. H
Gary. He is land man and had
charge of the Texas exhibit at the
state fair. While in this state he closed
|several sales of Texas land.
Charles A. Gray of Waterville was
in Mankato over night.
Attorney V. B. Seward of Marshall
had business in Mankato today.
Frank r. Eatron and wife of Can
by were Mankato visitors last even
ing.
| Mrs Schroeder returned to her home
at Wells today, having progressed so
far as to be able to leave the hos.
pital.
Mrs. Luedtke of Amboy has arrived
in the city and entered Emmanuel hos
pital.
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Cram of Bel
grade returned Monday evening from