The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-08-02

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! They will make their future home at
I Hitchcock, SD. Mr.. Hart is a dealer in
| live stock The bride was formerly
Mrs. Bartholomew and after securing a
divorced from her husband resumed the
name of Schafer.
Hon. Fred Lavender os Rockwell City,
Iowa, was in Mankato last evening. He
was en- route home from the western
part of the state where he had been on
business. Mr.. Lavender is a leading
attorney of his city.
| Secretary A. c. Gran and his boys,
who are in camp near Elysian, will ar
rive home on the noon train Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Diamond and
son of Minneapolis, formerly of this
city, have just returned from visit to
the Yellowstone park.
lie Sueur Center Democrat: Mr.. and
Mrs. William ID. Deyling stopped off
here Monday on their return home to
Mankato from Olivia, and remained un-
i til Tuesday guests at the home of the
latter's brother, Thomas Shea and fam
lily.
Frank B. Fairchild of Garden City
took the train yesterday afternoon for
st. Peter.
Rev. A. +. Winter returned yesterday
afternoon from Wood Lake, where he
attended a conference of the German
Lutheran church.
John McDermott took a trip to LIE
Sueur yesterday afternoon on business.
John Wolf. prominent resident of
Waseca, returned home yesterday after
noon after visit with his brother in
law, William Boode. He has been in
the city for two or three days. He has
seven sons, and all are in business or
farming and doing well.
! Rev. Father Kessel left yesterday af-
ternoon for Cleveland, Ohio.
DIR. j. H. James took trip to st.
Peter yesterday afternoon.
Banker Donahue, eX-Mayor Mueller
and two other st. Peter gentlemen Wis
tied the city yesterday afternoon in an
automobile.
John c.. Noe left yesterday afternoon
, for Chicago on a brief business trip.
/, Mrs. John A. Clark of Ontario, CAL,
arrived yesterday afternoon to visit at
| the home of T. C. Peart for few days.
Miss Mildred Fancher has been visit
| ING her aunt, Miss Philpott, at Winnie
| bago.
Elysian Enterprise: Henry Markytan
and wife came down from Mankato the
| first of this week for a visit among rela-
tiyes. 80. Messrs. Nixon and Jewett
drove over from Mankato with an auto
| Monday afternoon w c. Henlen
was down from Mankato Wednesday
evening. He will erect a cottage at
Lake Francis and provide comfortable
quarters for hit outings at the lake.
Fairmont Sentinel: Engineer Jan
nisch has been promoted and given a
run on the main line of the Omaha,
which will necessitate his moving
away from Fairmont. We understand
that he will move to Mankato. DR..
Gould has rented his house now occu-
pied by the Jannisch family, to B. D..
Little, who expects to occupy the same
about Sept. lst. Engineer Ward OF
Mankato is temporarily in charge of
Mr.. Jannisch's run on the Fairmont
branch.
Miss Annie Weicking has been en-
gagged to teach the primary and kim
dergarten of the Amboy school next
! year.
/, Ambov Herald: S. d. Works and
IF. NJ. Currer of Mankato were in
town Wednesday on business with, c.
HI. Brace, the real estate dealer We
regret our absence from the Herald
office when they honored it with a
icall. .a~
Gus Carlson leaves tomorrow for
Gothenberg, Sweden, and excerpts to
| be gone a year.
Miss Mary J. Bowen and her neice,
Miss Alva Bowen. left yesterday for
Colorado Springs, Col, where they will
visit relatives for a month.
| S. A. Scales of Madelia paid the
city visit last night.
] Wells Forum: Mrs. Byron Hughes
left Tuesday evening for Kings, ILL.,,
to visit her mother. Miss Ethel Hughes
will act as librarian during her mothers
absence.
Miss Esther Bowen of Cambria is
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hughes.
| f. F. Ellsworth of st. James had
business in the city last evening.
I. Mrs. C. Starkweather of Beaver
Dam, Wis.,, is visiting in the city.
Mrs. Eugene Peterson of Minneapo-
lis visited in Mankato today.
Z. l.. Buck of Minneapolis was in
the city today.
Martin Walser and family spent the
day at Madison Lake. M
A. r, Pau Jr. is expected to return
| today or tomorrow from Chicago,
where he has been all the week.
William Morawetz and bride are here
| from their trip.
Mr.. Overman, the piano man, was in
st. Paul yesterday.
! Mrs. Joseph Ruerup's condition, is
| about the same and no one is permitted
to see her.
| Miss Rose Bragdon is home after a
weeks visit in Minneapolis.
C. f. Pride, the Wells miller, paid the
city visit today.
John Sanders of st. Peter was in the
city this afternoon.
DIR. n. c. Sehaeffer of Harrisburg, Pa,
state superintendent of public instruc-
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