The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-03-22

DIR. and Mrs. r. A. Dodge OF lie Sueuf
visited here during the week.
James McGrath is visiting in lie
Sueur.
New Tim Review: Postal Inspector
Morris was looking over the local Office
Friday and Saturday. 1t is understood
that he will report that there are too
| many clerks for the amount of business
| transacted.
New ulm Review: R. J. O'Donnel
and Andrew j. Eckstein went to Man
kato Friday evening to consult with the
| Knights of Columbus of that city rela-
tive to attending the initiatory exer-
cises of the local council next Sunday
| afternoon and evening. Grand Knight
Holman assured them that at least
| thirty five Mankato Knights would at
| tend.
| The Misses Beatrice Moule and Kate
| I4aRew of Vernon Center are visiting in
the city.
Miss Nellie Champlim. who has been i'll
at Vernon Center for the past two
months. has returned to her school work
at Garden City.
| St Peter Tribune: Rev. j. c. Curry,
pastor of the Baptist church at kasota,
has accepted call from Lnverne, Mimi.
| He will leave for his new charge April
! lst. .
| st. Peter Tribune: Miss MacLaury of
MankatO is spending a vacation OF ten
| days at the home of A. A. Stone.
Dan L. Holland, the well known boot
and shoe man, has returned from st.
Louis. where he has been for two weeks
selecting his spring samples in shoes.
| President c. H. Cooper of the normal
school is at Austin, attending the meet
| inc of the teachers association.
| Postmaster J. f. Haycroft of Madelia
| was an arrival in the city this morn
Ing
| NJ. c. Ewing of Wausau, Wis, is Wis
ting his cousin, H. A. Patterson, for a
| few Days. "
Miss NJ. f. Compton of KassOn is Wis
iting i'm the city.
j. Livingston of Wells was in Manka-
| to yesterday afternoon.
W. II. Highly of Eagle Grove was in
| Mankato over night.
Mrs Sarah G. Mckinley of Lake
| Crystal visited in the city today.
Miss Maidie Cleveland of Chicago is
spending few days in the city looking
after her property interests. She reports
that her mother has lost the sight OF
one eve, but otherwise is we'll Miss
| Cleveland is having remarkable success
with her musical work.
| St James Plaindealer: Carl Some
! syn, the young son of. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
| X. SOnnesyn, was taken sick in school
| last Thursday. and went home. Later
his illness developed into case OF scar
let fever, and he is now quite sick.
Fairmont Sentinel: Travelling Freight
| Agent Kirk of the Omaha was in town
Tuesday and enjoyed the fun at the
| Royal Arch degree work IN the even
| ins.
Rochester Post: Henry Schulz, who
! for six months has been employed at
| the Cook house, has accepted position
in clothing store at MankatO and will
leave the city for that city.
Miss Lou Baasen of New Ulm is WIS.,
iting friends in the city.
New Ulm Review: Miss Ida Sporting
teacher in Mankato, and Miss Bertha
Sperling, a teacher in Winthrop, spent
Sunday at the home of their parents
on College Hill.
New Tin Review: Mrs. Joseph A. Eek
stein was the guest of Mrs. G. NJ. Phil
| Ups in Mankato a portion of the week.
Ambrose McAnany is spending the
week at his home in Ioseo.
Mrs Thomas Hughes is visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. William
Coulthart at Waseca.
| Frank Kramer visited his home at
Waseca during the week.
Waseca Radical: Miss Grace Dunn of
Mankato spent Sunday at her home in
| this city. She is working in telephone
office up there.
John Bryant has returned from Wa
SEGA where he has been visiting friends
Miss Lizzie Biere is visiting at her
home in Wells.
Mr. and Mrs Sidney Heath of Wells
are the proud parents of baby girl.
Waseca Radical: Mrs. Frank Morse of
Minneapolis was the guest of Mrs. H. A.
Read the forepart of last week. She
went to Mankato yesterday.
Waseca Radicals: Olaf Thompson and
son came up from New Richland Mon
day morning. The son went on to Man
kato. where he is attending business
college.
Lou Robbins of Waseca is in this city
on IL business trip.
Miss Beth English is visiting friends
| in Waseca.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Johnson and sons
of this city are the guests of MIR. and
! Mrs. Henry Bishner at Wells.
j. I. Dolan of Window, Hugh Palmer
of st. James, L. \. Odds and III. W..
Bunho of Wells were in Mankato over
| night.
Senator Frank E. Putnam of Blue
Earth was in Mankato over night.
DIR. w. c. Portman and wife of
! Jackson were visitors in the city over
night.
Fred. J. Volkman of Sleepy Eye ar
rived in the city this morning
Oscar Bierbauer left yesterday after
, noon for Chicago and West Baden, Ind.
Charles Anderson left last night for
Cotton. Cal, where his parents reside.
Sidney Johnson left last night for San
Francisco, Cal.
Miss Clara Boynton of Garden City
was in Mankato yesterday consulting
! Architect Schippel in regard to making
some improvements upon her residence
She will remodel the house and build an
addition and put in a heating plant
DIR. Samuel G.. Schmitt of Blue Earth
was in MankatO today.
Mrs. Ted Richter went to Minneapo
L.. "a - Co.,