The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-03-13


Hubbard county. This paper, though of
a different political view, was proud
to support Mr.. Whsle during politi-
|, cal campaign in this county several
wears ago; not alone because he was
home resident but because he was
worthy, well qualified and eminently
fitted for the Office. The voters of
Hubbard county will make no mistake
by nominating friend Whsle and Civ
ing him rousing majority next No
vember.
Frank Mention was a passenger to
Kasota on morning train.
o. A. Thorstenson of Amboy was a
local visitor yesterday and today.
Carl Anderson of st. Peter is visiting
friends i'm Mankato and vicinity, hav-
ing arrived yesterday afternoon.
H. r. Lamb of GAINESVILLE was in the
city yesterday and today to transact
business.
J. C. De Remer of NIapleton drove
to Mankato Yesterday on business.
Messrs. H. w. Swearingen and r. NJ.
Laffingwell, both of Fairmont are
spending a few days in Mankato COM
bining business and pleasure.
Leo S. Lamm went this morning to
| st. James for brief business visit.
Winnebago Enterprise: Mr. and
Mrs. w. C. Wood have moved to Man
kato to make their home Mr. Wood
sold his fine residence, formerly the
Marcy house. to Thron. Lien of Della
van, who will move here to make his
home, engaging in the real estate bust
ness. Mr.. Lien is an energetic young
man, and The Enterprise welcomes him
to our city.
A. c. Dorr of Hastings, state agent
for the school for the feeble minded,
was a business visitor in Mankato yes
terday and today.
Minnesota Lake Tribune: Roman
Heinzeman of Mankato was caller
here last Friday. He has accepted a
position with the City meat market
and will enter upon his new duties
| the latter part of the week.
Window Reporter: We are very glad
| that Attorney Borst has decided to
give up the Mankato practice, as it is
annoying to climb the stairs to his
office for counsel and see the card ON
the door, "Will be back last of the
week." Mr.. Borst is one of the ablest
LAWYERS in this district and has large
clientage who will be glad to see him
back.
| John H: Hohmann returned this
morning after making brief business
visit at Minnesota Lake.
| f. G.. Peck went this morning to st.
Paul to visit his family. Mr.. Peck is
a typewriter salesman and plans moving
| to Mankato to make his permanent
home here.
H.. j. LaDue of st. Peter is making
short visit in the city as the guest
of friends.
P. V. Philips of Shakopee arrived
| last evening for a short visit here.
| A. H. Jones, formerly of this city,
now OF. Minneapolis is spending few
days in Mankato.
L. J. .Colson returned last evening
from Minneapolis where he spent the
day on business.
| r. Cahill of LIE Sueur is transacting
business in Mankato.
Miss Laura Davis departed yesterday
afternoon on trip to Chicago and
West Baden, Indiana.
Varney Russell, travelling passenger
agent for the Michigan Central line,
was Mankato visitor yesterday aft
ernoon.
A. T. Wright of Cannon Falls was a
visitor in the city last evening and
today.
w. A. Warren of Owatonna called on
his Mankato acquaintance last evening.
Alice M. Phelps of st. Paul is spend
| ing few days in the city as the
guest of friends.
f. P. Phipps of Winnebago is in
the city transacting business.
F. j. Luger of the Minneapolis Fur
niture company returned this morning
to Minneapolis after having spent a
| few days in the city as a guest at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Leo. S. Lamni.
Miss Benhke of Good Thunder who
made brief visit with friends in Man
kato yesterday departed on an after
noon train for Chicago to consult medi-
cal specialists.
G. Albrecht of Elysian was local
visitor today.
George Sherman of the Mankato Fruit
and Commission company returned yes
terday afternoon to Minneapolis. He
was entertained by Fred Fischer, the
local manager while in the city.
Attorney H. L. Schmitt who has been
confined with illness to his home for
several days past was able to be at his
office yesterday.
John G. Flowers of Cleveland is
spending few days in the city.
George Fridell and wife of Austin
are spending a few days with Mankato
friends.
August Windhorn of New Ulm is the
guest of his local friends, having ar
rived last evening for short visit.
Mrs. A. Meyer and Miss Margaret
Meyer, both of Brewster, are visiting in