The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-01-04


where they have spent the week
Mrs. S. c. Brooks and her son, Claude,
returned to their home at st. James
after visit with friends at Mapleton.
Judge j. NJ. Quinn of Fairmont ar
rived in Mankato this forenoon to pre-
side in the district court for a day or
two.
Mrs. n. Sickle left today for Kansas
City, accompanied by her two daughters
and her mother.
f. r. Moses left today for Wooster,
Ohio.
Arthur England took morning train
for Columbus, Ohio
f. G.. Perkins of La Crosse, Wis.,
trainmaster for the Milwaukee road,
was in the city today.
j. Opie of Austin; master mechanic
on the Milwaukee road was in the city
today on business.
Miss Dorothy Young took trip to
Minneapolis today.
Miss Grace Fillmore, who has been
suffering from an attack of pneumonia,
is so much improved as to be able to be
up and around the house again.
John f. Diamond and son Lewis re-
turned home this afternoon after a
stay of two days in Mankato.
| Mrs. Anton Bienapf of Adrian is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Lenertz, in
North Mankato.
/, J. G. Willis is recovering from an
operation to which he submitted the
other day.
Mrs. Ellen Taylor, mother of Mayor
Taylor, is not doing as well as her
friends had hoped for, and her condition
is reported as serious.
Mrs. 1. n. Griffith is improving again
I Her trip to Lake Crystal was taken toe
early, and she suffered from the effects
OF it, but is now improving again.
! Leo Hoefer of ST. Peter was in the
city yesterday afternoon.
United States Deputy Marshall T. J
) SEeehan of st. Paul visited the city
yesterday afternoon.
w. A. Woller and Ira J. Isher of Wa
z SEGA were Mankato visitors over night.
Attorney Ambrose T'ighe of st. Pau
had business i'll the district court in this
rity today.
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10 Mankato over night.
Herbert Kcster of Fairnlont was il
}. the city last evening.
Mrs Clyde Wright of Sioux Falls,
d., visited in Mankato today.
/ c. NJ. Gillian of Window was in tn,
city last evening. 't' fe
DR.. WV. Mayo of Rochester was
} VISITOR In Mankatol last night
i A. r. Chase of Marshall visited il
the city last night. i'ist sr
r. I. Lamb of Slayton was in Man
kato today. ta i'ls rsta
J. w. Reynolds, the Eagle Lake but
tcrmaker, had business in the city to
day. t~rt st.I ~.
Charles Silyersoli.. proprietor of tn
Eagle mill at New UIm, arrived in tn
city this morning.
Mrs. Otto Holm returned yesterda,
AFTERNOON from Brainefd, where she wa
e the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Willar
!. Iailzer, for Il month ~ e"P
Albert 1lruse went TO st. Paul yester
day to spend a couple of days visitin
3 friends.
Miss Jessie Mead returned to Mime
apolis yesterday after spending fe,
D days at her home in this city
J. C. Hanson of Hayward, Wis, is Wis
: iting old friends i'll the city. Mr. Han
son was formerly a tailor in MankatC
+. and is engaged in the tailoring bushes
at Hayward.
Cashier NJ. S.~Dossett of the Madeli
!. bank was in the city this afternoon.
p. Ii. Mountain and James Bryson o
Lyra visited the city today. =.
County Superintendent O. O. Twin j
in Minneapolis attending the meeting o
the Minnesota Educational association.
: James Mullen was in from Madison
Lake today. He states that good man.
+, fish are being caught through the ice.
:, John Duffield of Garden City was
court house caller today.
State Treas elect c. C.. Dinelar
and P. j. Nelson of Slayton are iii TIN
city to attend the Elks lodge meetin!
) this evening.
but now travelling as stationery sales
!, man, is in the city visiting friends.
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