The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-08-23

from weeks visit with Mrs. c. NJ
Hobart at Albert Lea.
Miss francisco Smith, who has beer
visiting Miss Helen Hobart at Albert
Lea for a week will return home this
evening.
Miss Flora Lenmann left on the
non train for the Twin Cities to visit
relatives.
w. R. Flachsenhar is home from
Minneapolis, where he has been with
the Jordan Automobile company for
a couple of months. After short va
cation he will return to the state
university, where he is taking the law
| course.
| Grand Master George w. Scherer
made an official visit to the Odd Fell
lows Home at Mortified Saturday.
Miss Matte Sheldon has gone to
Gentry, Ark, to visit for a month"; or
two. and will then return to spend the
winter with her sister, Mrs. w. H.
Gary.
Conductor C. A. Brown and family
are preparing to move back to San
born next month.
Mrs. w. C. Durkee and family moved
in from Christensen's point, Lake Mad
ison, today, after having spent month
there. in one of the Sugden cottages.
Mrs. George Hodson and children are
visiting relatives in Kerns and Hebron
/ for few days. Mr.. Hodson spent
Sunday with them.
Miss Rose Rabe, who is employed IN
the Patterson Mercantile companys
office, is enjoying her vacation tins
week, and will visit at Nicollet and
New Ulm.
H. A. Blazing has returned from
Walker, where he spent weeks va
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Bradley spent
Sunday in Minneapolis.
The Worthington hospital has been
given recognition by the Rock Island
RAILROAD by being given a place on
1 it's list of railroad hospitals and by
issuing to it contract governing the
care and treatment of it's employees, II
injured and sent to the hospital
Worthington Advance: George An
derson was arrested on Wednesday on
complaint of Mr.. Eveland for vio-
Ilation of the game laws. Anderson
had captured two young wild ducks
and domesticated them. He pleaded
ouilty before Judge Dow and was lined
$40 and costs.
Worthington Advance: Inc ooafu
of education at a meeting held last
Saturday evening let the contract Tor
the new steam heating plant for the
biob school building to the Sims-Pow-
orS company of Sioux Falls, for a
total of $4,940.
Charles Ruerup, collector at the Ma
tional Citizens bank, is taking va
tion this week and will spend 1t
at New Ulm, st. Peter and the lakes.
Miss Goldie Parry of Rochester ana
Miss Olson of Waseca visited IN the
city over Sunday.
Fl. w. VoIk was up from st. Paul
today.
REPRESENTATIVE c. R. Davis OF 81.
Peter was in Mankato this afternoon.
| Drs. C. j. Holman and John M.
Edwards and wives drove to New
Ulm and back yesterday with the
formers touring car. They had
hard trip. as they faced the WIND
1 most of the time. 1t took twice the
amount of gasoline that it ordinarily
would. They found the crops nearly all
harvested.
| A F. Thinker left today for Gold
field. New, where he has mining IN
terests.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Deike leave tomor-
row for Hartford, Conn.,, to visit rela-
tives for month.
Miss Stoltz, surgical nurse at I'M
manuel hospital, was operated upon
this morning for appendicitis.
Attorney d. A. Reed was down from
Lake CRYSTAL today. He has become an
Mrs. Phelps left Saturday afternoon
for Chicago to meet her daughter, MISS
Ruby Phelps, who has been studying
music and sightseeing in the east TOR a
couple of months. They will return to
Mankato in about week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j. ODonneii,
Miss Charlotte Silverson of New Um
and Mrs. Charles Schmitt and son OF
Cincinnati, Ohio, formed an automo-
bile party that visited Mankato Satur-
day afternoon.
w. H. Remington of Winnebago was
in the city last evening
C. S. Christensen of Madelia visited
the city Saturday evening
B. p. st. John of Heron Lake was
in the city last evening.
R. ]. Kintze of Mountain Lake was
in the city Saturday night.
E.. B. Minnie of Lake Benton PAID
the city a visit yesterday.
James g. Mott of Worthington was
an arrival in the city this morning.
| F. NJ. Dewesse, w. A. Dewesse'
| NJ, w DewesSe and Mrs. r. NJ.