The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-04-12
MANKATO FREE. PRESS
Social and Personal

ihuom SUNDAY and from here went
to Worthingfon to attend a missionary
meeting. 1t is the intention of Miss
Marion to go to India next year, as a
missionary.
w. j. Merchant and J. A. Flittie
went to Minneapolis this morning,
where the former expects to close the
deal for the sale of 1900 acres of Colo
RADIO land
DIR. and Mrs. Ray of Nicollet visited
in Mankato yesterday.
Fairmont Sentinel: Mrs. j. IT.
Fowler and two children, Mrs. j. X.
Tanner and Joy Houghtaling have gone
to Mankato for several days visit
with relatives and friends i'm that
city.
Fairmont Sentinel: Mrs. F. J. Cook
and daughter of Mankato are spending
the week in the city with Mr.. Cook OF
the Gould Cement Stone company.
Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Davey and
son, Clifford, are visiting at Madison
Lake
Mrs. Grady, trained nurse. has re-
turned from trip to Madelia, where
she visited her brother, Jas. j. Tighe.
Miss knott has returned from Heron
Lake where she visited Miss Grace
Billings.
Bernard Dallman has returned from
Nicollet, where he visited his parents.
Miss Rose Rabe is visiting John
Rabies family at Nicollet.
Miss May Widdell has returned
from a trip to New Ulm, where she
visited Miss Alma Vogelpohl for several
days.
Miss Ida Fortwengler has returned
to her home in New Ulm after spend
ing several days with Mankato rela-
tives.
New -. Ulm Journal: John Ahrens,
of this, city. who is attending the
Toland Business University in Man
kato will be one of the felders in
that colleges base ball team.
New Ulm Journal: Alvin Friedman
and wife, of Mapleton, spent several
days this week as the guest of New
Ulm relatives.
General J. II. Baker went to st.
Paul this afternoon to work on his
book, "The Lives of the Governors"
and will remain the rest of the week.
Thomas Hughes was a passenger to
st. Paul this morning.
Rudolph Ibach, who travels for
Rosenberger & Currier, was taken sick
at Webster, S. d., last week, and
entered st. Joseph's hospital at st.
Paul Saturday night. Yesterday morn
ing he was successfully operated upon.
John r. Thomas, the furniture man,
has so far recovered as to be able to
devote half day to the store.
Attorney w. D. Abbott and A. j.
Barr of Winona were in Mankato to-
day.
Fl. I. Miner and A. r. Miner of
GAINESVILLE were guests in the city to-
day.
j. E. Muzzy, formerly of Mankato,
but for several years past in business
at Minneapolis, is in the city renew
ing acquaintences He has disposed OF
his business at Minneapolis and will
move to North Dakota and engage in
the grocery business and conduct a
restaurant and lodgong house.
DIR. E. H. Argetsinger of Pipestone,
r. NJ. Mott of Wells and A. F. Hunter
of Truman are attending the dental
in the city.
Mrs. M. Dittmann has returned
from her business trip to North
Dakota, and is back in her store.
Arthur H. Lack of Winona is visiting
his brother, A. G. Lack.
Miss A. Elsie and Miss IL. Dahms,
who spent an enjoyable Easter vacation
at Lewisville, have returned to Manka-
to.
Drs. O. Durgin of Winnebago, 0. S.
Werring and r.. P. James of Sleepy
Eye, Don Casselman of Tracy, II. c.
Kaschman of New Ulm, John Donovan
of Tyler, C. d. Williams of .Elmore, w.
w. Void of Jackson, I. II. Carver OF
Luverne, j. III. Gervson of Alden, Il.
A. Lyran of Redwood Falls, e, +.
Conley of lie. Sueur, and T. Hunter
of Brewster are attending the dental
Mr.. and Mrs Ole Serumgard of Devils
Lake, n. D., are visiting in the city for
day or two. Mr.. Serumgard, who
for nine years past has been register
of the government land office at Devils
Lake, is a graduate of the Mankato
normal school, having been a member OF
the class of 1870. He states that the
claim that his sister-in-law, formerly
Miss Annie Throndal, took there is now
worth $40 an acre.
Mrs. T. j. Aichen returned to her
home in Minneapolis this morning after
visit over Sunday with the family OF