The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-01-11

refreshments were served.
|, Miss Catherine Brotherton will 90 to
Franklin today to resume her music
work in the school there.
Mrs. J. Rosquist has returned from
Minneapolis where she went for the pur-
nose of locating an uncle whom she had
not seen for many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Agnew and little
son. Sanford, have returned to their
home in Usage, Iowa, after a weeks
visit at the home of E. H. Agnew, 227
State street.
Henry I. Parry has accepted posi-
ton on the road for the Warner Drug
company of Chicago, and will start out
next week. His territory will be Min
nesota and South Dakota.
P. H. Finnegan of Chicago is in the
city on business.
Miss Minnie Lang went to GAINESVILLE
yesterday afternoon to assist in insti-
tuting q Yeoman lodge.
Mrs. c., G. Spaulding of Mapleton left
from this city Tuesday night for Bishop,
CAL. to spend the remainder of the win
ter.
Division Superintendent Shaker of the
Omaha road and E. G. Schevernell and
| Assistant Superintendent O'Brien of the
Chicago & Northwestern road were in
Mankato Yesterday afternoon.
Master Hale Clements went to the
twin cities with his uncle, Ed. Clements,
to spend a few days.
Rev. Weingaart took trip to Mime
sofa Lake yesterday.
Rev. A. E. Fillmore spent yesterday
at Madison Lake.
Benjamin Hoerger, who has been visit
ing in the city, returned to Faribault
yesterday.
Miss Maude Latourell left yesterday
for Cogswell, n. ID.
Henry Prochnick left yesterday for
Edgeley, Nd.
F. ]. Mention took a trip to Kasota
yesterday.
Dr. Helen Hughes was passenger to
Easton yesterday.
Miss Ruby Phelps, professor of vocal
music at st. Olofs college, st. Peter
is visiting with relatives at Granite
Falls.
George Hodson has taken 4 position
in D. B. Ewert's barber shop.
Miss Sara NJ. Jones of Morgan visit,
ed in the city today.
Miss Ida c. Nelson of Truman visit,
ed in the city over night.
Miss Maude Reisenbigler of Eagle
Lake was in the city today.
Attorney c. r. Fowler of Minneapolis
was in Mankato over night, on business
O. A. Stewart of st. James paid the
city visit last night.
Miss Jessie E. Culbert of Faribault
was in Mankato today
DIR. B. p Wentker of st. Charles
No., was in Mankato today.
A. P. Goudy of New Ulm was in
Mankato last night.
Miss Elizabeth Clark of Slayton Wis
tied in Mankato today.
Walter A. Plymat went to lie Sueur
Center on legal business today.
Professor Humphrey, principal of the
Lake Benton school, is visiting in the
city.
General James H. Baker is confined to
the house with a throat trouble.
Richard Smith of Baker City Oregon
who is student at Shattuck military
school at Faribault, arrived today to
visit his cousin, DIR. C. d. Snow and
family, over night on his return to
Faribault from lie Sueur, where he
spent the holidays. He was accompan-
led by DR.. Shows nephew, Howard Snow
of lie Sueur. and his son, Curtiss, who
has been visiting at lie Sueur for a
couple of weeks.
Miss Mary Turrittin of Minneapolis
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. C. X.
Willard, over night on her way to Noun
is recent graduate OF the normal
school.
Edgar Dilley and wife, who have been
visiting in the city and county, left to.
day for their home in Idaho.
Charles Fagg returned to Minneapolis
today after a weeks visit with Auditor
Viewers family.
w. w. Besser's mother and sister,
who have been visiting at his home dur
ing the holidays, returned to their home
at Minneapolis this afternoon.
| \. NJ. Reed of Vernon Center was in
Mankato today.
Garfield Ellis is guest of his uncle,
| William Ellis, on State street.
| Charles F. Jenkins, who has been visit
| ing his sister, Mrs. |. d. Webster and
| family, leaves tomorrow for his home in
Philadelphia, taking his two nieces with
him. DR.. and Mrs. Webster and their
two sons will leave the middle of next