The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-05-10

that he and his relatives have thought
that he ought to, and his brother in
law, W. H. Anderson, accompanied him
home Yesterday. Mr.. Anderson will re
turn to st. Paul today. Mrs. Anderson,
who had been assisting to nurse her
brother for several days, returned Satur-
day night from st. Paul.
The meeting of the Harmonic society
that was to have been held at Mrs. W.
l.. Hixon's Wednesday afternoon has
been postponed.
Leonard Wagner of North Mankato
was one of those in the wreck between
st. Paul and Minneapolis last Thurs
dav evening. lie was considerably
shaken up, but had time to prepare him
self for the shock and was not bruised.
St ,J>mes Gazette: Miss Hildrcd
Scrkland has gone to Mankato to take
up course i'll business college. Miss
Serkland has been cashier for j. X
Sonnesyn & Co., for nearly six years.
Miss Annie f.. Olson has taken her place.
Mrs. Gilbert l.. Byron of Minneapolis
was in the city last week the guest of
Mrs. 2. S. Thomas. Mrs. Gilbert hus-
band was the leader of the Roosevelt
club that appeared at the opera house at
one time.
Albert Lea Tribune: Mrs. ID. +.
Walker OF Mankato and Mrs. j. NJ
Emerson of Alden have been visiting
with relatives and friends here this
week and are given very generous
greeting.
w. f. Barnard arrived Yesterday from
Cumberland, Wis, to attend the funeral
of his father, the late John Barnard. His
wife has been visiting in the city for
some little time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Patterson will ar
rive in Mankato May 20 from Los An
celes, Cal. to spend the summer in Man
kato, Minneapolis, st. Cloud and else
where.
DIR. f. J. Davis arrived this afternoon
from Minneapolis. He states that Mrs
Davis. who has been ill for several weeks,
is able to be up and is improving nicely.
The Messrs. Evans left Saturday night
for FL Paso and San Antonio Texas,
after having attended the funeral of
their mother i'll this city.
Heron Lake Times: Miss Nettie
Wood left Wednesday for couple
weeks visit with relatives and friends in
Mankato and st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. DibbIe of Cannon Falls
spent Sunday in the city with their
daughter, who is being treated in one of
the hospitals.
Heron Lake Times F.. E. Day went
to Mankato Tuesday to accept d position
Al I 4
pany.
Daniel P. Davies and daughter of
Cambria visited relatives in the city
yesterday. MIR. Davis health is not very
good.
Recce Thomas is able to be out again
after a severe attack of lumbago that
has kept him housed for three weeks.
William a. Alexander of Norris
town and A. ID. griffin of keistcr were
in Mankato Saturday evening.
p. p Scott returned to his home at
Minneapolis today after spending a cou-
pie of weeks i'll the. citN., t.
C. J. Anderson and c. y. West of
Brewster were arrivals i'll the city
this morning.
J. A. Anderson and Miss NJ. Young
of ST. Peter were visitors III the city
last evening.
George DucmcIand came up from st.
Paul to spend Sunday at his home at
st. Clair.
Alfred Torn@rcn. editorial writer on
The Austin Register, was in Mankato
today.
G. G.. Townc returned today from
Austin, where he went Saturday morn
ing. IL. M"
Fred VI. BankcEaand wife of Redwood
Falls visited i'll Mankato yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G. Grass of st. Peter
dined in Mankato Yesterday.
F. p. Boyd of Redwood Falls was in
Mankato Saturday night. al
Alderman Gary is out again after an
illness since Friday night.
+. w. Black of Wabasso was in
Mankato yesterday.
Thomas Peterson of Golden was in
the city yesterday.
A. NJ. Jensen of st. Peter visited
the city yesterday
Robert Lamm departed this morning
for Park Rapids.
Dr. Thomas of Rochester was in
MankatO today.