The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-08-21
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
! ID. H. Evans, state manager of the
Continental Casualty company. head
quarters in Minneapolis, was in Man
kato yesterday to see his brothe in
law, ID. C. Davies, who is quite sick
with typhoid fever.
Miss Emma Him. left for Mime
apolis this morning to visit her brother
and sister.
Emil Upstom, who is suffering from
typhoid fever is not doing as well as
his friends have hoped, although his
temperature is not very high.
Fred w. Bnss left yesterday noon
| for Flagler, Col, to see his son, who
| is sick
Carl Bierbum left Yesterday for spo-
kane, Wash.
Hiss Ada Gilmore left yesterday for
Hot Springs, S. d, to visit her sister,
who is suffering from typhoid fever.
The sister is nurse.
Miss McDermott left this morning
for Milwaukee, Wis, for visit.
T. O'Connor of Renville was in the
city over night.
Mrs. S. w. Bancroft and G. R. Ban
croft of ST. Clair spent last evening
in the city.
City Attorney J. W. Schmitt, has
not been feeling well for several days,
and was taken worse last night and
is confined to his bed. 1t will not
be known for day or two whether
he will have typhoid fever.
Fl. r. Weicking and family have
returned from their extended visit in,
Iowa.
Miss Alice Wilson arrived this morn
ing from Lusk, Wye, and spent the
day as the guest of her sister, Mrs
&C. O. Daley, while on her.,way to her
home at Owatonna.
County Attorney Plymat went to
st. Paul this morning
Miss Katie Sheehan has so far re-
covered from her attack of typhoid
fever as to be able to- leave the hospi-
tai Tuesday and return to her board
ing place.
Miss Mabel Paff was able to leave
st. Joseph's hospital Saturday and re-
turn to her home, having about re-
covered from her attack of typhoid.
Miss Katie Sanger returned to her
home Sunday from the emergency hos
pital, practically cured of typhoid.
NIrc p,,o "A, To hnr
home yesterday from Emmanuel hospi
tai, having had mild attack of typhoid
fever.
Miss Lydia Alpers is recovering
from her attack of typhoid fever at
her home at st. Clair,
Miss Rose Bruels is improving from
a very severe attack of typhoid fever,
at her home at st. Clair.
Ernest Fallenstein is doing fairly
well at the hospital. He has had
several hemorrhages.
Joseph Hodapp has had a number
of hemorrhages, but his condition
seems no worse.
DR.. J. W. Hardin and family have
returned from their trip to Illinois.
ID. c. Davies was reported this noon
as being a tifhe improved.
Miss Sara Grey of Waterville was in
Mankato today.
st. Paul yesterday.
i. c. Willard took a trip to st.
Paul today on matters connected with
the state fair.
J. B. Richards left this afternoon for
New York to buy goods, and will be
gone four weeks
p. Fl. Jordan and George Krost went
to Lake Francis this afternoon.
Mrs. Henry Madison and children
went yesterday afternoon to lie Sueur
to spend a week as guests of rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. Albert J.-Katz and children ar
rived today from Owatonna, and ac-
by Mr.. Katz went this af-
ternoon to Lake Madison where they
have leased cottage and will spend
several weeks enjoying lake resort
pleasures
Miss Lillian Wilson returned from
Sibley, Iowa. where she was visiting
for two weeks.
ID. n. Correll and two children of
Peru, Ind, are guests of c. Cornell for
a week
George III. MacRae of st. Paul, as
sistant general passenger agent of the
Omaha road, and III NJ. Lewis, also
Of st. Paul, assistant general passenger
agent of the 500 road, paid Mankato
4 pleasant visit today
c. A. Diamond of Lincoln, Neb., is
being entertained by his brothers, L.
c. and H. D. Diamond.
From Ecrido x,,u n. i1.,