The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-07-05


e North Dakota.
" j. w. McEwen and wife left for Lo
:. Angeles, Cal.
John B. Meagher of st. Paul was i
the city yesterday on business.
Miss Mary Larson. proof reader a
the Free Press office, is enjoying
weeks vacation at her home i'm Tracy.
: Attorney Peterson left for Minneapo
! lis after spending a few days at tn
home of Mrs. Eckhardt.
5 p. p. Scott came down from tn,
. north country last night and will re
main in this section for number O.
days.
Rochester Post and Record: George
w. Bunce of Mankato spent the day
in Rochester as the guest of DR.
Whipple Thirty years ago he was a
President of this city, and it was while
living here that he was married Mr.
Bunce noted many favorable changes
in the Queen City.
Mayor SiNerson has not ''lided" the
New Ulm saloons. He is waiting for
some one to make complaint before he
takes action. The ministers there have
held several meetings whereat the lid
has been discussed.
c. A. Millerke and wife and H. Mill
erke were in the city last night on their
return to their home at Well Rapids,
S. ID. G. A. Millerke is an invalid ard
the party were away for the benefit of
his health
Attorney Henry NJ. Somsen of New
Ulm was in MankatO today.
| Attorney Charles Thompson of Am
boy had business in the city today.
Harry E. Plymat and wife left to-
day for their home at Rola, n. ID.
| Mrs. l.. w. Wells of Cheyenne Wells,
Col, who came to Mankato to attend
the funeral of her father, the late Judge
Plymat, will probably remain with her
mother for a month.
Henry Leiferman, a prominent farmer
| of Mapleton, came to the city today to
attend the funeral of his sister in law,
the late Mrs. Clements Leiferman
Grand Chancellor Frank l.. Young of
Duluth Grand Keeper of Records and
Seal Fred. Wheaton of Minneapolis, and
Grand Trustee Bradt of st. Paul, rep
resenting the grand lodge Knights of
Pythias, attended the funeral of the
late Judge Plymat yesterday.
Judge Mol and William Mallgren of
st. Peter attended the funeral of Judge
Plymat yesterday afternoon.
Rev. A. +. Winter has returned from
st. Paul, where he attended an impor-
tant church meeting.
E. NJ. Zuel took a trip to st. Paul
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Patterson of St.
Paul will spend the Fourth in Mankato
/, Miss Mclaughlin of Mapleton went to
st. Paul today for visit. She has
been the guest of the Drs. Hughes in
this city.
John Huseby spent yesterday fishing
at Lake Francis, and was rewarded
with a nice bunch of croppies.
E. J. Whipple arrived Monday night
from Rochester, having been called to
the city by the, serious illness of his
wife, who was stricken with paralysis
Saturday morning. Her condition is
serious, and he will remain to await the
outcome. She has been totally blind for
five months.
Senator S. D. Works returned yes
terday afternoon from trip down the
line to Vernon Center, Lake Crystal and
AmbOy.
H. A. Patterson and family started
this morning in their automobile for
Lake Minnetonka, trip of l35 miles.
They plan to spend the Fourth there
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hale,
where family reunion will be held,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Patterson and Mr. and
Mrs. j. c. Cotton of st. Cloud being
present They will return with their
automobile Friday.
Miss Anna Polchow, stenographer for
the L. Patterson Mercantile company,
left this morning for Duluth and vi
entity, where she will spend a two
weeks vacation.
J. j. Mcclure of Lake Crystal was in
the city last evening.
J. T. McCleary arrived last night |
from Washington.
J. w. Pepper of st. James was in |
the city last evening.
C. R. Chapman of st. Paul, travelling
passenger agent for the Omaha road
paid the city visit today.
Mrs. ID. A. Little and Mrs. Hugh |
Evans and daughter, the latter of ST. |
Cloud, returned yesterday afternoon
from Brookings, S. d., where they visit
ed their brother, E. E. Roberts and fam
lily, for ten days.
Hugh Evans will arrive in the city |
tonight to spend the Fourth with his
wife, who is visiting her sister, Mrs. d.
A. Little.
Mr. Willard and family of Minneapo
lis passed through the city last night
with jackson automobile on their way
to Heron Lake to spend the Fourth.
Miss Kate Greif of st. Peter arrived
in Mankato last evening to enter the
state normal school.
Evan Olson, an Amboy machine man,
was in the city over night.
A. NJ. Hinton of Sanborn was an ar
rival in the city last night.
Austin Register: A. j. Ziegler, who
has conducted a saloon on Walter street,
left today for Mankato where he will
make his home in the future.
w. L. Hixon and f. J. Hoerr went to
st. Paul today in Mr. Hixon's automo
bile
Mrs Joseph Ruerup will spend the
Fourth at Blue Earth.
Joseph H. Reurup Jr., will spend the
Fourth at Blue Earth.
Blue Earth Post: Mrs. Albert Gend
lor ond boby of Maukato and NJ II /