The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-03-01

who for some years has been in charge
of the Lampert Lumber Co. business in
Sleepy Eye, will soon remove to Mime
apolis to take charge of the company's
wholesale lumber yards in that city,
New Ulm News.
Lieut.. Col. VIM. Gerlach, a retired Of
ficer, assisted by Capt. w. S. Overman,
L. S. army, will inspect Co. AZ and the
Second Regiment band i'll the armory Oh
the 18th of April.-New Ulm News.
Geo. j. Grimm, cashier of the lst Ma
tiOnal Bank of LambertOn, and H. n.
Gebhart, also of Lamberton, were in the
city yesterday, on their return from
Manufacturer Ulm News.
Mrs. II. A. Hurd LETT for Chicago this
afternoon to attend the funeral of her
brother, W. n. Alley. Mr.. Alley was Il
veteran of the Civil war, but was still
active, being engaged in business up to
within few weeks of his death, which
occurred Saturday evening.
w. A.. and W.. II. Hale of st. Peter
were in Mankato Saturday afternoon.
f. H. Buelow went to Mankato Mon
day evening to accompany back his
nephew, Albin Miller, who has been at
that place for treatment. The boy is
in serious condition and will not long
survive-Sleepy Eye Herald.
j. *. Fancher, of Dodge Center is in
the city today, stopping with his son,
VI. d., for a day before returning home.
He has been visiting his son Carrall for
about five weeks.
Mrs. j. II. James and Miss McGraw
attended the Ellen Beach Yaw concert
at St. Peter Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. LaDue and daueh
ter went to st. Peter Saturday evening
to hear Ellen Beach Yaw.
Among those from Mankato who at
tended the Yaw concert Saturday even
ing at st. Peter were: Mrs. Phelps and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Pell, and Miss
jackson.
0. j. Fairbanks, who has been confined
to his bed for the past six weeks with
pneumonia and liver trouble, is now on
the gain.
Mrs. j. NJ. Burns and Miss A. Quinn
of Blue Earth visited in Mankato yes
terday.
4. Grigsby of st. James spent Satur-
day in the city.
Miss Anna NJ. Foster of Evan was in
Alankato yesterday.
+. A. Burmester of Wells was in Man
kato today
Frank Fairchild passed through the
city today on his way from Minneapolis,
where he has been for week, to his
home at Garden City.
Mrs. w. r. Geddes is in Sterling Cen !
-er caring for her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. !
cyrus Williams, who are ILL., She has |
been there for week.
George f.. Dyer will return tomorrow
from trip to st. Paul, where she went |
IN legal business Friday.
2. ID. Sperra of Good Thunder is WIS.,
ting his brother-in-law. Louis Kruse. !,
Mrs. j. r. Ruerup received telegram j
afternoon announcing the
leath of her mother, Mrs. Humble, at
Sorwalk, Ohio, and she and her son
Joseph, left for there yesterday noon to
seventy nine years old.
George Riley, who is conductor on
he Duluth & Iron Range railway, run
ling out of Duluth, is spending few
weeks vacation at home visiting his pa
'ents.
Miss L. NJ. SeIulte, who has been
Jerking at The Leader, has accepted
position with Lappin & Torrance.
Miss Grace Holmes, who is teaching
It Lamberton, was home over Sunday.
Miss Leslie Gilmore, mOdiste, is ex-
'ected home this evening after spending
ome time in the cities.
Miss Hartman of St. Paul ~was the
,uest of her sister, Mrs. Summers, the
after part of the week.
w. A. Funk is confined to his bed
With an attack of illness.
James Mullen, who has position in
It. Paul during the session of the legis-
allure, was in the city today.
Mrs. Joseph A. Eckstein of New Ulm
S spending a few days in Rochester, WIS.,
ting her brother, John G. Koch of Can
", Mimi, who has undergone an 'oper-ss