The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-09-11
From Mondays Daily.

Ii. Lindberg and Harry l.. Peterson.
Rev. Peter Clare performed the cere-
mony, amer which the newly married
pair repaired to the residence ut 326
Mound avenue, where they will make
their home. The groom holds position
with 10 Mankato Citizens Telephone
company. Both parties have many
friends who will extend their best
wishes
Rochester Post and Record: Jack
Spencer has so far improved from his
attack of typhoid fever as to be able
to 90 out for drive, which his Man
kato friends will be pleased to hear.
Miss Catherine Brotherton left to-
day for Franklin where she will teach
music in the schools there.
Mrs. George Denny Albert, who was
formerly Miss Clara Fitzgerald of this
city, is suffering an attack of typhoid
at her home in Sioux City, Iowa. Mrs.
Albert has not visited NIankato for
some time, so it is known that she
contracted the disease at Sioux City.
Tom Jones was in the city today.
He came down from Duluth. He is
travelling in that territory.
Mr. and Mrs. c.. ii. Saulpaugh re-
turned last evening from st. Paul hav-
ing spent the week visiting in the
twin cities and attending the state
fair. They returned overland in new
Model F, Buick automobile which Mr.
Saulpaugh purchased while in Minnea-
polls. The car is of the same type
as those bought this year by w. H.
Wilcox. Frank Brett and others.
Miss Mary Ritcher returned yesterday
to OwatOnpa after several days visit
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Zimmerman. Mr.
Troy Zimmerman and Miss Under
returned Saturday evening from Min
neapolis where they spent few days
visiting friends and attending the state
fair. They made the round trip in
Mr.. Himmelman's Mitchell car
Charles r. Butler returned Saturday
evening from a visit in st. Paul and
Minneapolis.
Sheriff Donahue is OH the sick list
but will be able to be out again within
few days.
Mrs. Elmer Glenn and daughter re-
turned Saturday from a weeks visit
at Nicollet.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Rabe and son
spent Sunday in the city. Mr.. Rabe
just returned from Il business trip to
North Dakota.
Miss Laura Buck of Henderson visi.
ted in the city over Sunday.
George Rabe was down from Mime
apolis over Sunday. George is con-
templating going on the road, and make
Mankato his headquarters.
Herman Kronke and family were -visi-
tors at the state fair, returning home
last night
Jacob Lampert of Minneapolis spent
Sunday in the city.
p. N. Haag of Sleepy Eye visited
in the city yesterday.
John A. Willis of GAINESVILLE was in
the city Sunday.
Scott Hunt, NJ NJ. Meixell and Spot
Jones of Lake Crystal were Mankato
arrivals Saturday night.
w. l.. Warburton of Eylsian spent
Saturday night in Mankato.
Benson Brown and wife of Fairbault
took supper in the city Saturday.
f. j. Zimmerman and party re-
turned Saturday evening from Mime
apols i'm their automobiles, coming by
way of Mortified and Faribault They
had but one accident during the trip,
and that was between st. Paul and
the fair grounds, when tire burst.
Aside from time lost by being stuck
i'm the sand, the trip to St. Paul
Thursday was made in five and half
hours.
George II. Hoerr and family returned
Saturday evening from the twin cities,
in their automobile.
H. NJ. Pohl and J. p. Brady, former
Blue Earth county boys, but now resi-
dents of Bigfork, Mimi, arrived Satur-
day for visit.
A. +. Thomas of GAINESVILLE was in
AIankato today.
Hon. S. ID. Peterson of New Ulm
paid Mankato visit Yesterday.
William Hunter has returned from
Montana, where he spent three months
at hot springs.
Misses NJ. ID. W. Gilbride of Madison
Lake visited friends in the city Satur-
day evening.
Paul l.. Fascnacht and w. j. Sick
Ter, prominent Madison Lake residents
were in Mankato yesterday.
Miss Anna Tuberg of Minneapolis
was an arrival in the city this morning.
F. w. Rinke of Lamberton was in
the city over night.
Mrs. o. H. Osmundsen and daughter
ter EIoise returned last evening from
weeks visit with Mrs. George b.
Owen at Point Pleasant, Madison Lake
DIR. H. S. Holman was called to Aus
tin this afternoon on professional bust
ness.
Charles Cheney. political writer on
The Minneapolis Journal, was in Man
kato today looking into the political
situation in the second district.
From Tuesdays Daily