The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-11-08


j! II. Spencer.
A. f. Quimby of Easton was in
Mankato over Sunday.
f. E. Smith of Plainview was in
Mankato yesterday.
j. r. HOLSTER of Sleepy Eye was
an arrival in the city yesterday morn
| ing.
Mrs. T. B. Hadley of Waseca was
in the city yesterday, visiting friends
Nj. B. Dunn of Jackson arrived in
Mankato yesterday and remained over
night.
Miss Clara S. Mcmillan of st. Peter
was in NIankato today.
Don Hupp of st. Paul spent Sunday
in the city.
Charles Anderson left yesterday aft
ernoon for Detroit, Mich.
Henry Schweppe of st. James was
in Mankato yesterday.
f. J.. L. Ziegler of Mapleton was in
Mankato over night.
John Polchow of Good Thunder paid
his friends a visit yesterday.
w. A. MoelIer of Worthington paid
the city a visit Saturday night.
Rev. H. w. Bondo of Sleepy Eye
was in Mankato yesterday, leaving last
night for Omaha, where his father is
| sick.
Peter Socrates of New York and n.
Langs of Minneapolis are in the city.
nf CborlaS NIifnbal1
Troy Zimmerman, accompanied by
George S. Murphy of Minneapolis,
Chauffeur. and Clifford Thro, who at
tended the football game in Mime
apolis, arrived in the city at nine
o'clock last night, having come in the
formers Mitchell automobile from
Minneapolis. They found the roads
very muddy north of Mortified, and
including an hour and half's stop at
Faribault it took twelve hours to make
the trip.
August Steinman and wife of. Sher-
burn visited friends in the city Sun
day.
Deputy United States Marshal w
W. Rich was in the city today en-
route to st. Clair where he went
to serve papers in condemnation pro,
ceedings The government has been
erecting dams in the Mississippi river
and the back water has overflowed
300 tracts of land. The owners are now
being notified of the lamount of dam
ages they are to receive. These dam
ages were appraised by three mer
who were named by the government
Mrs. Theodore Sherk and daughter
| Grace, arrived home Saturday evening
from three weeks visit with rela
! tives at Charles City and Cresco, Iowa
j. NJ. Wiser returned this noon from
trip to Minneapolis.
G. A. Davis went to Tracy today
to take charge of jeweFy depart
ment in a drug store. He has beer
ieweler for w. r. Crandall for severa
years. and has many friends who vii
wish him success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Spencer o.
Helena. Mont, attended the funeral O
the late Mrs. j. H. Spencer today
Mr.. Spencer holds position with thu
Milwaukee road.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Patterson came VI
from st. Paul to attend the funera
of Mrs. J. H. Spencer.
H. NJ. Hamilton and wife of Ceda1
Rapids, Iowa, are visiting in the city
Mrs. Agnes Jingle of Philadelphia
Miss Tiny Kelly of st. Paul, Mis-
Norah Warmer of the same place, an'
Leo Carney of Minneapolis ATTENDED
the funeral today of the late Mrs
j. H. Spencer
w. NJ. Hay of Fairmont, register o
deeds of Martin county, was in Man
kato. Saturday afternoon to invlt
the county officials to- attend tn
dedication of the new court hous
there. to be held Dec. l6, probably
The officials of five Southern Mime
sofa counties and one Iowa, county ar
to be invited.
Miss Emma Holm, a teacher in tn
Worthigton schools, and Miss Nelli
LYON of the same place, were guest
of the formers parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Otto Holm, Saturday and Sun
: day.
T. s. Hayes of Vernon Center wa
in Mankato today.
Miss Della Jordan of Blue Fart