The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-04-05

cal health improves, but the progress rs
very slow for the anxious watchers.
/. Some decided change is expected in a
few days, hut that has been the expecta-
ton ever since he was stricken.
Albert Lea Tribune: Robert Rasmus.
sen and Herman Olson go to Mankato
Wednesday and they will complete ar
rangements for removing their famiiies
there. They will return here the last of
the week and remove to Mankato the
first of the new month"; when Mr.. Ras
mussen turns over the Armstrong farm
south of this city to Messrs. p. F. Nor
tenson and H. o. Larson, who are the
new lessees of the place.
| Mrs. O. b. lenney. of Minnesota Lake
is visiting Mrs Mary Tenney of this
Alankato for a few days.
Mrs. John /. Ammons and children of
Rochester are visiting friends in the
city.
A. c. Barney is sick on his farm, two
miles west of Good Thunder, with pneu-
monia, having been taken down night
before last. 1t is a light attack so far,
and is a repetition of the attack that
he had last July.
Miss Ethel DennisOn of Faribanlt re-
turned to her home today after a visit
of ten days with Mrs. c. L. Kennedy.
George A. Lortz, f. Truebenbach and
Ed. Hadley of Mapleton were in Man
kato today
James Mclaughlin of Mapleton was in
NlankatO today. He expects to sail soon
for Europe, accompanied by his wife,
| for a visit.
w. w. Evans was down from Lake
Crystal today.
NJ. ID. Fritz has departed from San An
tonic and will arrive home the latter
end of the week.
Miss Laura Bndd of Mortified is Wis
iting with her cousins, Misses Bernice
and Ruth Morrow.
Misses Eva Raw and Flora Sapp,
teachers in the Henderson schools, re-
turned there yesterday after a short
visit with Miss Helen Weed. The latter,
who also teaches there, is spending the
week at her home
| Miss Mary Weed has been reelected
to teach her third year in the Aladelia
schools at an increase of salary of So
a month.
! Mrs. Blanche Strahm of Chicago was
an arrival in the city yesterday after
moon.
Mrs. c. H. Rickerman of GAINESVILLE
visited in the city yesterday afternoon.
| Charles McCuler, representing the
college Widow" company, was in the
city over night.
| s. NJ. Thorburn of Marshall was in
Mankato over night.
| c. r. Lainger of Cottonwood was in
the city this morning.
Philip POehling of North Mankato will
move back to his farm on Swan lake in
a few days. A. c. Hedberg and family
will move into the Poehling residence.
William Duffy has returned from St.
Paul, where he consulted a Mexican doc
tor.
| S. B. Wilson went to Minneapolis last
| nioht and remained over TODAY
| Rev. John A. Wagner took trip to
ST. Paul yesterday afternoon.
| Mr. and Mrs. C. j. Laurisch returned
this morning from Mapleton, having Wis
tied there over night.
Master Hale Clements is going to the
| twin cities this afternoon in company
| with his uncle, Fred Clements, to spend
la day or two.
City Attorney NJ. w. Brewster of
Wells was in the city today He sought
information about the muzzling ordi-
nance in force in this city, as he intends
to present similar one to the council
| there.
DR.. Schmauss has returned from Chi
| cago and other cities where he had been
| on business.
+ W. w. Weller of Rapidan has been
summoned to serve on the United States
jury which will convene in Minneapolis
in April.