The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-07-17

daughter, Miss Mildred, is suffering
from typhoid fever
Mrs NJ Schlender, County Attorney
George T. Olson and w. H. Townsville
of ST. Peter were in Mankato yester
day afternoon.
Charles X. Mayer has an attack of
typhoid fever and entered Emmanuel
hospital last evening.
Mrs. David Terwilliger was removed
to st. ,Joseph's hospital yesterday, suf-
fering from typhoid fever.
Otto Lamm is coming down with
an attack of fever.
Alderman Atchison, who has been
on the sick list for week, is able to
| be out again. is
Mr.. and Mrs Denis Boyle and sons,
John and James, of Saltwater, were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Butler Monday and Tuesday. rs
David Pugh is down with an at
tack of typhoid fever.
| w. H. Gary has been selected as
secretary of the AIankato Fair assO-
citation. He succeeds F. X. Meagher,
whose private business would not per-
nit him to accept the position.
Miss Florence Wasgatt has returned
! from Fairmont and will remain with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wasgatt,
in this city the balance of the sum-
| mer.
DR.. ]. NJ. Edwards went OF Noun
tain Lake this afternoon, having been
! summoned for consultation.
Dr. c.. j. Holman goes to Fairmont
tomorrow and will read a paper before
| the meeting of the Blue Earth Valley
Medical society.
Charles Dilley was operated upon at
Immanual hospital yesterday morning.
Mr.. Haas representing Farrell, Spence
& Co., of Chicago is in the city cal
| ling on his customers and numerous
| friends.
Miss Jessie Harter went today to
Lake MinnetOnka where she will spend
| her vacation of four weeks.
Miss Sadie Williams of Lake Crystal,
teacher who is attending the summer
session of the normal, is sick at the
home of her uncle, f. Davis, with
| typhoid fever.
Emil Almquist left this morning for
the twin cities and Lake Minnetonka
| for. two weeks vacation.
w. Fay Eldridge, bookkeeper for the
Mankato Savings bank, started today
for two weeks vacation.
Miss Merriam of Wells is sick in
this city with typhoid fever.
Edgar Parker and his sister, Miss
Caroline, are seriously i'll with typhoid
Afever at their. home, $50 Clark street.
+ William Kampernolte is down with
typhoid fever.
Miss Mary Larson, residing at 1908
West Seventh street, is suffering from
an attack of diphtheria.
Mrs. c. Guentzel of Kasota is sick
with typhoid fever in this city.
Ed Schwartz is sick with typhoid
| fever.
Mr. Gerlich is sick with typhoid
| fever at 6Ol North Seventh street.
Phil LANCER of 81 Madison ave-
nue. is down with typhoid fever.
George Scheurer, living on the st.
Clair road, is sick with typhoid fever.
Anna Zastrow, living at 800 Wash
ington street, is sick with typhoid
| fever
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Lamm have ar
rived from Seattle, Wash, for
months visit They are planning trip
around the world, and will leave New
York Sept, 2 for Europe, and reach
Seattle May /. They have been living
on five acre, chicken ranch near
Seattle, but the city has grown so
that it is now within the city limits
and will be plated and the lots sold.
Miss Jessie Harter went to Lake
Minnetonka this afternoon to enjoy
months rest and recreation.
| j. n. Day returned this forenoon
from trip to the twin cities
/ G. Kleinschmidt of North Mankato
is suffering from an attack of typhoid
fever
Miss Him, is in Emmanuel hospital
with an attack of typhoid fever.
! Will H. Ward of the Mankato Gas
and Electric Light company, is in
Emmanuel hospital suffering from a
severe attack of typhoid fever His
strength had been undermined by a
severe attack of stomach and bowel
trouble week or so ago.
Fairlpont Sentinuel: Mrs. Sterling
left this morning for Mankato, where
she will visit> her daughter for short
time From there she goes to Aus
tin for a visit> with relatives before
going to her future home at Dubuque
st. Peter Tribune: Henry Robel of
North Mankato was in the city Mon
day and appeared before the board
of county commissioners. Mr.. Robel is
interested in. the matter of protecting
the citizens of North Mankato from
high water, and is in favor of straight
ening out the river, by changing its
course opposite Mankato to the bluff
over in Nicollet county.