The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-07-12
Friday, July t2, 1907
SCOTLAND Personal

yestments. He will remain some days
in the vicinity of Alma visiting his
old time friends.
Cyril Foss was the guest of George
and Keneth Butler at Heron Lake last
week.
Gibbon Gazette: Rev. L. NJ. Stol-
berg. who has charge of Baptist con-
oregation at Mankato, arrived Tues
day for visit with his family in Clear
Lake.
Woodstock News: Miss Helen
Weller left last Monday, for Il short
visit in Mankato, from there she will
visit the Twin Cities, after which she
will 90 to her home in Lisbon, North
Dakota. Miss Weller is a fine and
accomplished young lady, who is well
and, favorably known by all our peo-
pie for her pleasing manner and capa-
bilities as teacher, having taught
school in this vicinity for number OF
years, and for the past three years
was one of our teachers i'll the public
school. Miss Helen will take long
merited rest from school duties the
coming school year, and although she
will be greatly missed, her host OF
friends wish her a pleasant vacation.
. II. r. Boyer of Minneapolis, repre-
senting the Oliver Typewriter company
is in the city calling on the trade.
+ f. A. jacobson leaves for Green Bay,
Wis. Sunday, where he expects to join
Parker Tray for the International Har-
vester company, with whom he VIII be
in training for five or six months TO be
fitted as a cashier, when such an open
inc presents itself in one of their many
general agency offices throughout the
country. His many friends wish him
great success.
L. Church of Madelia was in Manka-
to today having an eye treated.
Frank Severance and family OF Oma-
ha spent the Fourth in the city, re-
turning home today.
Judge j. Nj. Severance is confined to
his bed with illness. A goitre on his
neck makes it impossible for him to
eat solid food.
J. r. Thompson, former city engl-
neer, spent the Fourth in the city
with his family, and will remain until
Sunday night. He is now city engineer
of Bookings, S. d., and is pleased
with his work He states that there Is
project on foot to build a street rail-
way line there and secure the power
from a gasoline engine.
Miss Myrtle Oliver left Wednesday
for Seattle. Wash, for few weeks
visit.
NIunson Burton left Wednesday for
trip to Minneapolis and La Crosse,
Wis.
J. ]. Flachsenhar left Wednesday af-
ternoon for Northern Minnesota on a
business trip of week or ten days.
Evan Hughes spent Sunday with his
family at Spring Valley.
John Bardish, station agent at Cob
den, was taken suddenly ill Tuesday,
with appendicitis, and yesterday was
so bad that he was brought to st.
Joseph's hospital in this city and oper-
ated upon Immediately, at ten o'clock
in the evening. 1t was found that the
was perforated and SER
ious condition. prevailed, but the pa
tient has rallied so well that it is
thought that he will recover.
Miss Ida York, who resides north of
the city on the st. Peter road, is re-
covering nicely from an operation to
which she submitted Monday at st.
Joseph's hospital.
A. C. Gran, wife and child returned
last night from their eastern visit,
after an absence of five weeks. They
had a fine time, and visited in Balti-
more and surrounding points, Washing
ton and the jamestown exposition.
Their opinion of the exposition CO.
incides with that of all other visit
to nothing aside from the government
exhibit.
Mrs. Frisby of Hadley and Mrs. JOS
eph Ruerup spent the Fourth at Blue
Earth with the formers mother, Mrs.
Fressler
Joseph H. Ruerup Jr., spent the
Fourth at Winnebago with friends.
lie Sueur ader-Democrat: Mr. and
Mrs. James Chapman and little daugh-
ter, Grace, came in Saturday from their
home in Minneapolis for visit of a
week at the home of Mrs. Chapman's
sister, Mrs. H. B. Aitkens. After their
visit is terminated here, they will spend
a week with relatives at Mankato.
LC .cucuI Il. N.
Dane came over from Mankato Monday
morning and remained for couple
days on business. He informed us that
he had resigned his position with the
Gamble Robinson Commission company
at Mankato, and expected to locate in
st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Kingsley of Wi
mona are visiting friends in Mankato.
Miss Alice Thomas left today to
visit Miss Esther Friedlander at her
summer home, Lake Minnetonka.
Miss Harriet Moore of st. Paul spent
the day in the city as the guest of
Miss Mabel Thomas.
j. G. Fowler is in the city, He will
depart on Sunday night for James
town where he will represent state
dairy and food department at the pure
food congress.
w. L. Young and family of Denver
are the guests of the family of Pro-
lessor Young of the normal.
Miss Florence A. Lappin left Wednes-
day for a four weeks visit in Mime
apolis.
Rev. L. c. Hudson of Paynesville and
wife are guests of the latter's sister,
Mrs. Lillian Henke, 32l South Fourth.
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