The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-09-06

afternoon, and will accompany !.
family home Monday.
Professor George Z. Nettleton re-
turned last night from his farm at
Alexandria, and will be followed nv
his family later. He will probably not
again 90 there, as it is so far from
Mankato, although delightful place.
DIR. C. H. Nerbovig leaves tonight
for Chicago to attend convention of
doctors, dentists and oculists.
o. C. Anderson of Westbrook was
in Mankato yesterday and purchase
a grocery stock for Il new general
store that he is to open.
Attorney Carl Strom of Lake Crys-
tai was in Mankato today.
George C. Stoner, the Vernon Cen
ter liveryman, was in Mankato t,
day.
Ben johnson came down from Am
boy yesteday to witness the ball
game.
Rev. j. j. Culbeson of Wabasha dined
in the city yesterday.
L. Lampert of Minneapolis was in
Mankato over night.
Miss Marietta Spaulding of Maple
ton visited in the city today.
Senator L. NJ. Pugh, accompanied
by his son, Ed. H. Pugh, came down
from Duluth last night to look after
the farm in South Bend.
Vosteman of Nicollet were in Man
kato today
Martin Skjelstad of st. Peter was
in Mankato today.
Miss Catherine Brotherton will leave
for Slayton tomorrow where she has
charge of the music and primary
work in the public schools.
Miss Augusta Schellbach, who has
been visiting in Mankato for few
days, left today for st. Paul thence
to her home in Chicago, where she will
continue her duties as teacher in the
public schools.
Marshall News Messenger: DR.. Per-
sons and family went ito Mankato
last Friday, to visit with family OF
Alderman Gary. The Doctor returned
Monday, leaving his family for a
short visit Harris Persons stood the
journey nicely, and his many friends
will be glad to know that the young
man is making substantial improve
ment He has been out riding several
times lately.
Redwood Reveille: Miss Madge
Thomas of Lake Crystal, and her
sister, Wmifred, arrived Friday The
former will teach in the schools here
and the latter near Delhi.
Fred Kruse returned yesterday moor
from his eastern trip. In New Ior,
he bought a fine stock of fall goods
that will arrive from now on for sew
eral weeks Mrs. Kruse remained al
Toronto, Canada, to visit relatives.
Mr. Kruse left this afternoon fol
Ulen, Mimi, to hunt for week
Jay Henry Long of Brainerd is
spending several days in the city.
Tom Hoy, the man who was in
jured by falling down the shaft at the
new Methodist church, is still out OF
his head, and his care at home is
becoming so difficult that he may be
taken to a hospital.
Miss Beatrice Billings of Cannon
Falls was the guest of Miss Marion
Hunt yesterday. She stopped over in
Mankato while enroute to Lake Crys-
tai, where she is to be principal of the
public schools. Miss Beatrice is a
graduate of Hamline university.
Miss Emma Olson, of the county au-
ditor's clerical force, was indispos-
ed today.
+. B. Kent took trip to Minneapo-
lis today.
Chief Osten made brief visit to
Lake Crystal today.
+. c. Stakman, one of the new high
school teachers, has arrived in the
city. ~s9
Tom Hoy was taken to one of the
hospitals today for treatment.
Miss Elizabeth Clark of Gettysburg,
S. d., visited in Mankato today.
]. A. Armstrong of Winnebago was
an arrival in the city this morning.
Mrs. f. B. Kent will return to-
morrow or Monday from short visit
in Minneapolis.
Albert Nolle of Fairmont was OPP
Grated upon this morning for append
citis at Emmanuel hospital.
Sleepy Eye Herald: Miss Al Heckel
of Mankato was in the city Friday
visiting friends after which she left
for Hendricks to begin her secont
years work in the public schools al
that place.