The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-03-29

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attending clinics at st. Mary's hospi
tai.
Madison Lake Tribune: Mrs. Jerry
Mccarthy, who has S,een i'll with bron
chitis at the hospital in Mankato, is now
, recovered.
Madison Lake Tribune;, Mrs. +. A..
Haigh, who had been visiting the IVA st
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tim. Murtaugh, went to Mankato We'd
nesday, where after u visit with Captain
and Mrs. George w. Haigh, she will re.
turn to her home in Cogswel, n. ID.
Winnebago News: Mrs. S. Marks was
called to Mankato last week by the
serious illness of an aunt.
Godahl News: Mrs. VI. Richards of
Mankato is visiting with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Blackstad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dr. W. X Jacoby of
Vernon Center are visiting at the White
home in this city.
Vernon Center News: Our readers will
be glad to learn that Attorney w. f..
Young is rapidly recovering from his
paralytic stroke.
Former Sheriff Mcmillan of Nicollet
county has accepted a position with the
Advance Threshing MACHINE company as
travelling salesman and his territory will
be in southern Minnesota.
| Miss Minnie Haesecke, who graduated
from the Mankato normal this spring,
has been engaged to teach at Montgom.
cry.
Madelia Messenger: Miss Rose Pauley
who has been teaching in the Butter.
field school the past winter. left Monday
for Mankato to spend few months at
the state normal Miss Pauley is a very
successful teacher.
Aladelia Messenger: Mr.. S. r. Otesa
of Mankato is the new man at the
Haee lumber yard. Mr. Otsea managed
the yard at Truman last summer
AIadelia Messenger: Miss Ardelia Bis
bee spent Saturday afternoon in Man
kato. She returned home in the even
ing and found IL number of young folks
assembled at her home. Light refresh
ments were. served and all report
pleasant evening.
Madelia, Messenger: Mr.. Frank Moses
sold fine young driving horse last Sat
urday to Peter Saenger of Mankato.
Mr.. Moses raises good horses and can
always find Il ready market for them.
Aladelia Messenger Mr.. E. Steiner
and family left last Saturday for
Sleepy Eye, where Mr.. Steiner will as
sumo the management of large stock
farm. Their Madela friends wish them
every success. ~
Louis Phillips of Minnesota Lake is Il
business visitor i'll the city today.
L. NJ, Keogan of Minnesota Lake is i'll
the city OH legal business. w
Nicolet Leader: Inspector j. G.. JOS
lin made an inspection of the several
creameries i'll this vicinity on Wednes
day and Thursday and found everything
in first class condition.
Nicollet Leaders: John Tacheny has
left his son Domerick, to make stay
with is sons in Mankato, and incident
ally to see if ANYTHING can be done to
improve his hip Trouble.
Saltwater Gazette: William ID. Funk
of Mankato, Mimi, has been in the city
Il day or SO visiting friends. He was on
his way to Duluth, where he will spend
several days.
II. w. Volk returned yesterday from
Chicago, aud H. t. Schmitt is expect
ed today.
A.sE- Qanmssaa NerBaa Genter was
i'll the city last evening.
7. S. Hays, of Vernon Center came
to Mankato Yesterday afternoon, re-
turning home this noon.
d.. \. Stewart and j. +. johnson OF
Window were in Mankato last even
in:.
J. c. Salisbury of Sherburn was in
Aankato over night.
b. I. Swain of Elysian paid the city
IA visit last ni.s,t.
Oliver A. Thro and wife of Amboy
were in Mankato today.
w. b. Gearhart and family of Al
cia, S. d., spent last night in the city.
J. A. Bryan and L. NJ. Smith left
this morning for Portland, Oregon.
Miss Mary Nett left this afternoon for
Dawson City, Alaska, where she has
conducted hotel and restaurant for
four or five years. She has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. j. HI. Thro, and
relatives in Ohio during the winter.
NJ. b. Haynes went to New Ulm yes
terday, where he was witness in a
ditch case that was OH trial.
Benjamin Taylor spent this forenoon
at st. Peter.
Window Citizen: Ed Iuel from
Mankato was in Window Tuesday. Ed
says that he will stake his life OH DR.
Andrews being elected mayor of Man
kato at the. forthcoming election. He
says ten years has been long enough for
a man to hold that office.
. Window Citizen: Miss Richards and
Miss Minnie ZOrn went to Mankato
Thursdayefor short visit.