The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-05-22
MANKATO FREE PRESS

of Redwing, officials of the Great
Western foad, were in Markato today.
Miss Laura Davis, who has recov-
cred from her long illness, enters the
vaudeville field again under the direc-
ton of William Morris. Miss Davis
will play engagements at Danville,
Kansas City, Cincinnati.
C. p. Williams and Paul Olson took
trip to Madison Lake yesterday
afternoon for the purpose of painting
their boat and getting ready for the
summer.
Policeman Simmonds spent yester-
day at Madison Lake, and brought
home a nice little bunch of fish last
night
Edward c. Turner of Madelia was
morning arrival in the city.
Clayton Call, who was operated on
for appendicitis three weeks ago, was
able to return home from the hospital
yesterday. The operation was SER
ious one.
DR.. A. G.. Liedlof INDUCED his fond
ness for angling at Madison Lake
yesterday afternoon.
Arthur Wilson and Ollie Wood land
ed nice mess of fish at Madison
Lake yesterday afternoon.
Frank Whitmore of Sleepy Eye
former editor and proprietor of The
Dispatch, was visitor in Mankato
yesterday. He had just returned from
the northern part of the state
Window Citizen: Mrs. f. NJ. Cur
rier of MankatO and Mrs. Fleming, her
daughter from Wheaton, spent Mon
day in Window as visitors at the
home of the junior editor and Mrs.
Nash. .
Mrs. William Hilton eof Columbus,
n, D., arrived in the city Saturday
evening to visit her sister, Mrs. Will
liam Otto, and other relatives.
Mrs. Adolph Hintz has returned
from Minneapolis where she was the
guest of her son., Edward Hintz.
Mrs. d. o. Coate and her mother
leave this afternoon at 800 for their
former home in Indiana, where they
will spend a part of the summer.
John A. Carlson, of the firm of Carl
son Brothers, furriers, is now enjoying
visit with relatives and friends at
various places in Sweden. Mr.. Carl
son departed on this pleasure trip
last month and will return about the
middle of July.
L. B. Johnson and wife of Tracy
were in Mankato over night.
Mrs. Thomas Rooney and children,
Mrs. Andrew Hanna and Mrs. Milton
Hanna will leave tonight for Palmer
Idaho, to, reside. ,..g -. ,
Mrs, D., Q; Coatte, and mother left
this AFTERNOON lPo for Crete, Ind, to spend
the summer. sa.at strosIse sf ~.
&c. Otto and wife of Lakefield
were visitors in the city today. x ne
Miss Anna LAWN Of Madison Lake
visited in, the city today. a. Aa,1f.
Julius =, Reinsburg, H. G. Wirigej and
J. +, Sullivan were in from Madison
Lake last night, ,feas edt {
Albert Fitzgerald of 4Ambpg was in
the city today. H.. Itl,5 aasa 3''''
A. H, Evans and sister and F.. A..
Evans of Dubuque, Iowa., paid Man
kato visit today. ri adf ~ =
Henry Schultz, the well knpwn Lime
town farmer, is in a. local hospital
seriously i'll with heart trouble. '1":
Mrs. Mcdonald willie go to Duluth
tomorownlto yisito herast daughter there
for "a couple of months. e,a u
Mrs. # Henry .Bruse and Mrs, Leonard
Wagner were = called toa Lake WASH
ington today because of the serious
illness of their mother, Mrs. Martin
Farrell.
/ A. j. Rush returned today from a
trip to Lake Benton, and left for St
Paul
C. d. Geddes took a trip to Nladi
son Lake today.
Hugh Jones took a trip to LeSueur
Center today.
NJ. w. Alworth was a passenger to
Minneapolis, itoday.f 4uiln.tuiHl ''7'>''
Mrs. Manor arrived this afternoon
from Michigan to, attend the funeral
tomorrow. OF. her sister, the late Miss
Annie Carey. , ,tr ~ng4
Auditor Vogel of Brown county was
in Mani last nioht Ass. u