The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-09-13
MANKATO. FREE PRESS


with fine linen lunch cloth. The
ladies had delightful visit.
Mapleton Enterprise: w. Z. Ed
wards and wife and Mrs. A. Read
and son Myron of Mankato, were
among those from away to attend the
Hill Stauffer wedding last Tuesday.
Mapleton Enterprise Dan Tim
pane moved his household goods to
Mankato Monday, and will accept a
position as yardmaster with one OF
the railway companies at Mankato
being an experienced railroad man.
John Leffenwell was called to Fair
mont yesterday because of stroke of
paralysis sustained by his father. IT
is the second stroke
| Mrs. Fancher of Minneapolis is Wis
iting her brother, Aid. G. R. Bradley
Ed. Osten of Lake Crystal, a brother
of Chief of Police Anton Osten, was
in Mankato today on his return from
the state fair.
| A. NJ. Schroeder of Jackson was in
Mankato last evening.
Mrs. Newton Fanskee of Worthing-
ton visited friends in the city today.
C. H. Brace and wife of Amboy
visited in Mankato over night.
Mrs. J. H. Ramsey and mother of
Sioux Falls, S. d., visited in Man
kato today.
E. Sheldon left yesterday for the
G.. A. R. encampment at Saratoga,
n. Y.
G. NJ. Palmer left yesterday for
milwaukee, Wis, on business.
Mrs. Oric Noble and son left yes
terday for Duluth for visit
J. l.. Cuddy and wife of New Ulm
visited in the city today.
Mrs. L. D. Merrill of Sparta, Wis.
was in Mankato today.
w. H. Cushing of Tracy paid the
city a visit toby.
p. s. Brcwn of Winnebago was in
the city las. evening.
William Pell has returned to Man
kato after spending the summer at the
lake.
w. J. Mettlen and wife a newly
married couple from Omaha were
guests in the city last night on their
way to attend the state fair.
Lake Benton News: Mrs. A. J. Rush
and daughter, Gretchen, and son, Ken
meth, returned to Mankato Monday
noon after two weeks visit with
Iall fr,o ,lYo H..
Rush, who was here off and on dur
ing their visit, came up Saturday
and accompanied them home.
Rochester Post and Record: Miss
Myrtle Fathers has returned from
Mankato. She was accompanied by
Miss Bessie Burrell of that city, who
will be guest of Miss Fathers.
Sheriff Donahue and wife returned
last night from the state fair.
Misses Porter and Pay returned
Wednesday from their eastern trip of
five weeks. They; had most en-
joyable time, visiting New York, Bal
timore, the jamestown Exposition and
Maunchunk. They bought a larger
stock of novelties and other goods
than ever before, and hardly have
room in their store to stow it all
| away.
Mrs. Miles of Michigan City, Mich,
and daughter, Mrs. j. f. Lewis, and
son. Russell Miles, arrived today for a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Lewis.
Calvin Smith suffered from a Sc
we're fainting spell in his shop this
morning, but recovered speedily after
being treated by a physician.
Simon Andengaard is sick at his
home on Minnesota street with appen-
dicitis.
Mrs. G. R. Curran returned today
from Worthington, where she visited
for several days.
City Attorney J. w. Schmitt and
Fred Kruse returned last night from
Ulen, where they have hunted since
the opening day. They got fifty-eight
chickens and four ducks.
Mrs George NJ. Phillips has gone to
New Ulm to attend the funeral of the
mother of Mrs. Joseph A. Eckstein.
Miss Gertrude Durkee, the deputy
city treasurer, spent the day in the
Twin Cities.
Mrs. w. n. Plymat has been on the
sick list all the week.
A. r. Pau tpok trip to the
Twin Cities today.
E. NJ Zuel and wife took trip
to Cleveland today.
Mrs. <. O. Eberhart went to the
Twin Cities today.
John Huseby and wife were state
fair visitors today.
Murray Pearson returned today
from the Twin Cities. He attended
the state fair and saw all that was
worth seeing. He denies that he is
the man that Diogcnes is looking for
He did not find an umbrella and hand
it to police officer for safekeeping
Miss Mae Seely is in the cities this
week buying goods for her South
Front street millinery store.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weber left
for their home at Portland, Me-, this
afternoon. They will stop in the Twin
Cities and Chicago. Mr.. Weber was
formerly of North Mankato.
From Saturdays Daily.