The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-07-24
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
The ladies of st. Cecilia court No. |
449 and their families enjoyed a pic
mic at Sibley park yesterday after
noon. and eevning. The weather was
favorable, and the attendance was good. |
AS basket picnic supper was served.
+ = +
Mrs. L.. E. Clarke returned from
North Dakota last evening where sne
has been for some time.
Mrs. William Hilton of North Da-
kota, who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. William III. Otto, was taken to
st. Joseph's hospital Tuesday evening
and is very low with typhoid fever.
Jacob Lampert of Minneapolis was
in the city over night.
Alderman Atchison and family went
to Lake Washington today to remain
for some time at, their cottage.
Glen Dobbin is on the sick list.
Captain George Rodman is sick at
his home, 1926 Clark street, with enteric
| fever.
| David and Ezra Weber, residing in
the Taylor residence, are sick with
| typhoid fever
Leo Deglmann is suffering from an
attack of diphtheria at his home, lis
North Fifth street.
G. R. Airline Hoerr, residing at
4l6 North Broad street, are down with
typhoid fever.
Ruth Sinotte is sick with typhoid
fever at her home, 43O Willard street
| Miss Sadie Williams has been taken
| to Emmanuel hospital, suffering from
| typhoid fever. su., 81 A
A. J. Rush was taken to st. Joseph's
hospital yesterday afternoon, suffering
from typhoid fever, ., He sustained al
rather sudden collapse.
Rev. Father Daniel Hughes of st.
Paul is visiting in the city.
| David Pugh was removed to hospi
tai yesterday afternoon, suffering from
| typhoid fever. q. 49,
| Mr. and Mrs O. R.. Bodeen of
Childress, Texas, are spending two
weeks, vacation visiting relatives at
Kasota and in this vicinity.
| Mrs. Charles Gillespie returned to-
Minneapolis yesterday afternoon after
spending two weeks visiting her father,
NJ. o. Sundt, in this city. i'~5
r. w. Zuel and wife of Window
were in Mankato last evening.
C. J.. Todd of Slayton was in Man
kato over night e.
/ W. A. Brand of Redwood Falls was
in the city today.
Mrs. R. T. Miller of Waseca visited
in the city today.
Earl Pays condition today was
about the same asst enthusiastically.
Miss Lucy Krnse lpss gone to Mime
apolis to visit therabrether and friends
| for week. ,s..< IL
DIR. Freeman and Miss Nancy Tomilson
of st. Peter drove to Mankato yester-
day. $50
DR.. Helen Hughes, who has been at
Joseph's hospital for a week suffering
from typhoid fever, is somewhat i'm
proved I She has been very sick.
F. C. Brehnl, the insurance man, is
sick at his home on Parsons street,
and is thought toiEhave typhoid fever.
Lloyd Cane, six years old, has
| typhoid fever at his. home on Pleasant
street.
| Leland Cragun, Thirteen years DID,, is
sick at his home, 1924 South Front.
street, with an attack of typhoid
| fever. "
Miss Lula Steifenhofer has been very
ill for the past few days. the symp-|
toms being typhoid fever.
| Miss Mildred Oleson, who has been
seriously sick with typhoid fever, shows
slight improvement to-day.
! Miss Mabel Paff, student who has.
been rooming at Mrs. Veigels resi-
dence on South Fifth street, has been
taken to st. Josepf's hospital suffer
ing from typhoid fever. s
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Zimmerman were
visitors in Mankato today.
Miss Lenora Hinchley returned to
her home at Owatonna yesterday, threa-
tened with typhoid fever. Her. sis,
ter went home sick with the disease
this week. Both students attending
the normal school, and resided on War
rem street. n
NJ. j. Ryan, j. I. Crow and wife
and n. F. Cream and wife of Smiths
Mill were in Mankato today.
4 Miss Ruth Williams. eleven years
old, is sick with what is supposed to
be mild attack of typhoid fever.
Miss Mary Clarkin, who was taken
sick with typhoid fever at 1920 South
Front street, has been taken to her
home at Montgomery.
Miss Mayme Truesdale is in I'm
manuel hospital, victim Of typhoid
fever.
j Miss Mariory Maxfeld, of 100 South
Second street, is suffering from what
is thought to be typhoid fever.
Mr. and Mrs Ed. Olson of st. James
attended the funeral of the late Wen
ldall Engwalson this afternoon.
Mrs. A. w. Jennison and Mrs. F. H.
Miner of GAINESVILLE were in Mankato
last evening
| Mr.. and Mrs, Rust of Reeding visi-
ted in the city yesterday afternoon.
j George l.. Cole and wife of Pasa-
della, Cal, were visitors in the city
today.
i j. c. Jackson and wife of Morgan
were in Mankato over night.
i Mrs. r. Wolf of 3l6 North Sixth
street. has an attack of typhoid fever.
i Miss Blanch Kapernick is in st.
Joseph's hospital with typhoid fever.
| Gustaf Schmidt has an attack OF
typhoid fever
Springfield Advance: a. A. Brooks
was in 1vallhoe Tuesday looking after
the interests of Springfield Milling com
pany The company is making I'M