The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-06-28
MANKATO FREE PRESS

Theodore Schuette, Tor week.
Charles Bates, having disposed of his
livery business at New Prague, is visit
ing his brother, Aaron Bates. He is seek
ing new location.
Miss Myrtle Laird of Minneapolis is
visiting Mrs. j. S. Davies for week
ID. l.. Williams and wife of Cambria
were visitors in the city last night.
Carlos Boynton of st. Paul was in
Mankato today.
H. Sherlock of St. Clair was in the
city over night.
V. f. Butler of Heron Lake paid the
city a visit today.
A. l.. Poehler. A. c. Buck, j. A. Wrist
H. j. Schafer, A. c. knight, A. H
Basel and Misses Ella +. and Helen
Basel of Henderson were visitors in the
city yesterday and today.
Edward Bolin of st. James was in
the city last evening.
f. j. Engesser of ST. Peter was in
Mankato over night.
NJ. r. Everett and wife of Waterville
paid the city a visit yesterday after
noon.
-. VI. Lauu Ol 81. Slci was a NlSltOi
in Mankato yesterday afternoon.
c. C. Edwards of Redwing, master
mechanic on the Great Western road
paid the city visit yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. Charles T. Taylor is enjoying a
visit of three or four weeks from hel
sister, Mrs. j. Clark, OF Bottineau
n. d.
o. C. Ritsloff of Wmnebago was i'll
the city yesterday afternoon.
Edward Orth, representing the Min
neapolis Journal, is in the city.
Il. O. Fleischbein left this morning
for Huron, S. d., on a business trip.
lie Sueur Center Leader: Miss Ida
Bixby closed term of school in what
is known as the Jameson district, and
left Saturday for her home in Garden
City. Miss Bixby has been very sue
cessful as teacher and is well spoken
of by her pupils of her school and theiI
parents.
Miss Sheldon left yesterday for trip
to California. to attend the n. Z. A
County Treasurer j. A. johnson and
C. E. Lamberton of Redwood Falls were
Mankato visitors today. Mr. LANDER
ton is engaged in the transfer business
They came to Mankato to consult the
management of the Parker Amusement
Co. about holding a street carnival at
Frank Werner of Blue Earth and
Charles Wells of st. Paul, land men,
were in the city today, and sold Sec
ton of land in North Dakota to George
Atchison.
w. r. Geddes is at Marshal, attending
district court. He will represent one OF
the parties in lawsuit to be tried
there.
Senator S. d. Works was a passenger
to the twin cities this forenoon.
n. A. Door of Mankato township left
today for an extended trip to the Paci-
fic coast. and will visit Salt Lake City
North Yakima, Wash, Seattle and Port
land.
DR.. r. NJ. Dodds, wife and daughter.
Miss Bessie, left today for Seattle,
Wash, for an extended visit with rela-
tives. They will remain until after
their daughters wedding in August. DR..
Dodds and his brother in law, MIR. Simp-
son, will take trip to Skagway, Alas
ka, and will return via Victoria and Van
couver, British Columbia The family
will return to Mankato via the 500 Paci-
tie line.
Miss Isaola Russell, who has posi-
shows, will leave tomorrow for her
home at Newman. Georgia, and will
not again take a position with the com
pany.
John Moore, Harry Fields, Mrs. Lizzie
Fields, Miss Nellie Halleman and Mich
olas Halleman left yesterday for Green
field, Oklahoma, to remain.
George NJ. Palmer took a trip to the
twin cities today.
A. 0. Eberhart was a passenger this
to the twin cities.
Arthur Schaub made a business trip
to the twin cities today.
j. j. Waddell spent yesterday in the
twin cities.
Miss. Edith Dow departed today
for Stinnett, Wisconsin, to remain
with her father during the summer.
A. c. Buck, county auditor of Sibley
county, Joe West and A. H. Poelila,
all of Henderson, arrived in the city
yesterday afternoon on their return
from trip up the Minnesota river
in Mr. Bucks steam launch. The
party left Henderson Sunday morn
ing going up as. far as Fort Ridgley
and New Ulm. They report having a
nice trip with plenty OF excitement.
They stopped over. here to take in
the carnival and see Pawnee Bills
show.
Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Pearson of West
brook have been visiting at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. W., Bates.
Mrs. NJ. Day and son OF Mineral
Point are here visiting the formers sis
ters, Mrs. E. J. Tamblyn and Mrs. j. b.
Crandall.
Mrs. Frank Busch and children arrived
IN the city today from Owatonna to re-
main few days with relatives.
j. E. Townsend, editor of The Belle
Plaine Herald, was in Mankato today.
John W. Maloney of Butte, Mont, who
mas just graduated from the law de-
Dartment of Ann Arbor university, is
'isiting his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Fowler.
Attorney B. ]. Reynolds of Winneba
20 had business in the city today.
From SATURDAYS Da:lv. :,
A very pretty wedding occurred
Thursday afternoon, June ~, at the.
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fillmore Mills OF