The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-08-07
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
Mrs NJ. Shiman and Mrs. j. Cramer
and little son Loren of Minneapolis
have returned to their homes after
spending week in this city visiting
relatives and friends. t,
Miss Maggie Steele, formerly of
Mankato, but now of Minneapolis, is
visiting her relatives and many friends
in this city. 1t viii be remembered
that Miss Steele took up business
course in Minneapolis and later accept
ed a position as stenosfapher in that
city. -...,.i5 .os
Vernon Center News: Rev. Daniel
Reed of Mankato, uncle of f. J. Reed,
is spending a few days with relatives
and friends in this place and goes for
short stay to Winnebago and Pleas
ant Prairie. This office acknowledges
a fraternal call.
Miss Laura Davis went to Kansas
City last evening where she will sing
in a prominent vaudeville theatre.
Attorney Evan Hughes went to st.
Peter on business this morning. ~
Miss Mamie Davies IS much better
and it is thought that her attack OF
typhoid fever has been broken up.
Earl Pay, who has been recovering
nicely from his attack of typhoid
fever, has had setback, and was
considerably worse today. i'o+. g.a
Mrs. Fl. S. Hayward and daughter
are recovering nicely from their at
tack Of typhoid fever.
Miss Wolf of Henderson was in
Mankato today.
w. H. Rithwill of fLeSueur, was in
the city over night. ,.n ..
: p. j. Young of Lake Crystal took
supper in the city last evening.
Mrs. L. i. 1Groosenbacher and daugh-
ter, Helen, of Chicago, who are guests
Fof Mrs. Harry Dell, have, returned from
Lake Washington and will spend the
remainder of the summer. in Mankato.
. C.sS. Gibbons of Sleepy Eye was in
Mankato today. Dr. 49,
r. A. Grout of Lnverne was in
Mankato last evening.
Miss Kittie Carroll of Waseca visited
in the city today.
T. s. Hays of Vernon Center was in
Mankato today.
A. r.. Lambert of Anderson, Ind,
of the Lambert Automobile works, is
spending few days in the city. :,
Harry Plymat, county attorney at
Rolla, n D., accompanied by his wife,
are visiting the formers mother, Mrs.
w. n. Plymat, and brother, County
Attorney w. A. Plymat and family.
Fred Kruse leaves tomorrow morning
for New York, to purchase complete
new stock for the Fred w. Kruse
company. He will stop at st. Paul,
Chicago, Cleveland and Philadelphia on
the way, and reach New York about
Ang TO, and will be gone throughout
August. He states that he will pur-
chase the largest and best stock of
'cfoaks, suits, furs, millinery and other
ready to wear goods for women, misses
and children ever brought into Mime
sofa. The store will be opened in Sep
TENDER
B. f. Herrley is undergoing an at
tack of typhoid fever at st. Joseph
hospital.
Mrs. Mary d. Soiset of Sioux City,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
o. T. Sorenson of Spring Island, de-
parted for her home today.
Miss Mabel Sherrin has so far re-
covered from her illness as to be able
to leave the hospital and return home.
F. w. Hunt has returned from Lake
Minnetonka, where he visited his wife
and daughter, Miss Bertha, two days.
The latter, is improving as fast as
could be expected with typhoid fever.
She is well situated and has an ex-
cellent doctor and nurse 1t will prob
ably be six weeks before she will be
able to return to Mankato.
Miss Marguerite Calvin, grammar
teacher in. the Normal school, today
left for her home in Transfer, Penn
sylvania. For several days she has been
i'll and is leaving her work in the
school for that reason. Her
many friends hope she may recover
and again resume her duties here
where she is giving excellent satisfac
ton.
DR.. w. w. Rberhart will leave next
Tuesday for Amaalla, Texas, to look
after his land interests there.
M. X. Whittemore of Cloquet dined
in the city today.
Miss Caroline Parker is recovering
nicely from her attack of typhoid fe-
yer.