The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-06-14


ments, and Sunday morning he started
was his intention to proceed to st. Paul,
thence down the Mississippi river to
Redwing, and then up the Cannon river
to his home at Mortified.
Miss Kapitsche of Vernon Center was
operated upon this morning at I'm
manual hospital for appendicitis.
Mrs. j. $. Holbrook and children
went to Mortified yesterday afternoon
to visit the formers parents for cou-
pie of weeks.
Guy Flanagan. a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
/. y. Flanagan, formerly Mankato resi-
dents. is now head cornetist i'll the mill
tary band at Fort jefferson, near st.
Louis He was something of a musician
when he was a lad living in this city,
as friends of the family will remember.
Rev. Charles Flanagan and family OF
Arlington. 5. d.. are visiting the for
mer's sister, Mrs. William Schwanen-
berg, in West Mankato. Rev. Flanagan
is a graduate OF the Mankato high
school, where he was a famous football
player. He resided in Mankato with his
parents for manly years.
Mrs. |. \. Flanagan of Chicago has
arrived in the city to spend the summer
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Will
liam Schwanenberg.
Professor r. +. Davis and family
moved yesterday into their recently pur-
chased house on Lincoln street, formerly
owned by W. S. Howe. Mr.. Howe and
family moved to WinOna Saturday last.
Mrs. l.. s. Lamm and daughters re-
turned last night from Battle Creek,
Mich. and Mt. Clemens.
Morris G. Braden, special agent New
Amsterdam Casualty company OF New
York. with headquarters in Minneapolis,
was in Alankato today.
Alfred Kretsch has resigned his posi-
ton with the New Ulm branch of the
American Express company and is now
express messenger on the Richardson
train between New Tim and Mankato.
Waldo Brust succeeds him as helper to
Agent Brust.
Mrs. c. l.. Fitzloff and children have
returned from a three weeks visit with
relatives at Wells. They were accom-
panied back by the formers mother
and brother. and the entire family plan
to 90 to Lake Washington Saturday for
ten days outing.
Senator S. ID. Works has received an
invitation to attend the banquet to be
rendered Secretary of War William H,
Taft by the st. Paul Commercial club
at the Auditorium Friday, June Ia, at
6 p. m. He intends to accept. The
editors of Mankato newspapers have
been invited also.
Mr.. Parsons was a passenger to ST.
Paul this morning.
c. H. Spencer and wife left for Grand
Rapids, Mich, today.
Hans Rasmussen of Rapidan left to-
day for FIT. Lupton, COL, where he will
make an extended visit. .if.l,.. ; =
G.. w. Beschnett, Ed. Haarstick and
T.. f. Haarstick left today for Rainy
River. Canada, where they have land
interests. 't q. h.u
Jos. Beshara arrived yesterday from
Long Lake, S. d., for a brief stay in
the city. .nsj B. Ed,au ia f-Hasi
Mrs. Kate Linder returned last night
from her trip to Seattle, Wash. She was
impressed with the growth of that city,
but prefers Mankato as place of resi-
dence. She left her daughter, Mrs.
Clark, nicely settled in a pretty little
home. t.a..U .r.+ e.'l urn
Mrs. Andrew Under left Tuesday
evening for Granville, n. d., after a
years stay in this city. She and her
husband will reside again in the house
that they erected at Granville. DE- q
Mrs. Willoughby has submitted to an
operation at one of the local hospitals
Senator Frank Clague of Lamberton
was in Mankato last evening.
Senator Frank +. Putnam of Blue
Earth had business in Mankato over
night.
F. d. Cummings of Blue Earth was
i'll the city over night.
w. j. Buttschau leaves tonight for
Colorado Springs, Col, where he will
spend the summer for the benefit of his
health.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Jones left
yesterday afternoon for Minneapolis
and may 90 to Duluth.
G. G. Phillips returned last night
"a ohi- w i'oii'. NhCiC lC dlttHutu tic
term of the federal court as a petit
juror for seventeen days. William Con
rad and ID. J. Brown will return tomor-
row. Oscar Carlson is serving OH the
panel of the last case to be tried. and
will return when that is completed.
Division Superintendent Irwin and
Roadmaster Hines of the Milwaukee
road spent several hours in Mankato
today. They came especially to see
about the location of tracks to the
plant that the National Refining COM
pany is to erect on Poplar street.
ID. S. Evans, L. p Rutan and Joseph
Hampl, the viewers for the judicial
ditch near Madison Lake and into lie
Sueur county, went to Madison Lake
this afternoon to perform their duties,
and expect to be busy on the work UNI
til Saturday night
H. w. Harrel, press agent for Pawnee
Bits Wild West show. was a pleasant
caller on the local newspapers today.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brownlee of Blue
Earth arrived Monday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. +. A. Cote.
From Fridays Daily.
Miss Mary Crowley of this city and