The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-04-24
MANKATO FREE PRESS

tain Lake were visitors in the city
lover night.
+. P. Brown and Miss Hattie Brown
of Blue Earth were visitors in Man
kato yesterday.
Editor Philip Liesch and Attorney
Henry N. Somsen were among the
New Ulm republicans who attended
yesterdays convention.
Attorney f. r. Smith and Hon. Alex
Fiddes of Jackson were among the
prominent republicans at yesterdays
| convention.
w. H. Rowe of st. James was in
the city yesterday afternoon.
Hon. Gilbert Guttersen of Lake Crys-
tai was in the political swim yester-
day, with the capitol at Washington in
his eye.
James Mclaughlin was down from
Mapleton yesterday on business.
! Attorney j. f. Haycraft of Madelia
attended yesterdays convention.
| DR.. Beck and wife and J. H. Allen
and wife of Minneapolis were soiourn-
ers in the city Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
V. ]. Grenier of Mapleton was in
Mankato yesterday.
C. H. Draper of Wells paid the
city visit yesterday.
| w. o. Dustin of Elmore was in
Mankato yesterday.
! b. p. st. John and f. J. Grimes,
prominent bankers of Heron Lake,
were among the delegates to yester-
days convention.
d. A. Stuart of Window attended
the convention yesterday afternoon.
r. L. Mork of BriceIyn. representa-
tive in the legislature, attended the
convention yesterday.
Hon. S. d. Peterson of New Ulm
was in Mankato yesterday, helping
frame things up at the convention.
E. Williamson of Pemberton was
in the city today.
H. l.. Chaffee and wife of st. Paul,
formerly of this city, and later of
Elysian, were in Nankato today. The
former is travelling for hardware
house.
John A. Jorgenson is home for a
visit with his parents.
w. L. Graft was over from James
vile yesterday.
Attorney Wilson Borst of Window.
late of this city, was on hand at the
republican convention yesterday after
noon.
Professor Rink of the st. Paul
schools is visiting in the city.
/ Thomas C. Collins of Window and
Fred Betz of Fairmont, elected district
delegates to the Chicago convention,
went to Minneapolis yesterday after
moon.
Fred Grant of Window, university
student, is spending his vacation in
IMankato and Good Thunder. He is
a nephew of W. r. Geddes, and is
lstudying to be an electrical engineer.
lWidell, T. w. Fox, A. L. Cummins,
Brent Robinson, S. B. Wilson, G. w.
Eichstaedt, f. NJ. Zuel, P. d. Nef,
Ed. Mutt, John r. Lewis, J. w. Herr
tage, A. d. Crane, George Strong, A.
&C. Ingebritson, Oscar Healy, John Nor
row and Gilbert Guttersen are attend
ING the state convention at Mime
Iapolis today as delegates from Blue
Earth county. Mr.. Guttersen went
on George w. Scherer's proxy.
). Miss Elizabeth Lloyd is quite sick
at her home on Cherry street.
Charles E. Kusche shipped his house
hold goods over the Northwestern road
Ito Wabasso, Mimi, where he expects
to make his future home. Mr.. kusche
has accepted the position of city and
county solicitor for the leading hard
ware and Implement company there
William Robinson, quarry inspector
!, for the Chicago & Northwestern road,
has returned to the city after an
all winters absence. Mr.. Robinson has
been in the southwest country, Wis
lifting Arizona, New Mexico and Old
Mexico He is improved in health, and
is prepared to take up his duties in
=. this city.
w. S. Garner is confined to his home
: with an attack of the grip.
August w. Johnson was in from
Lincoln today to start a ditch petit
ton.
Senator John Moonan of Waseca
was in Mankato today.
Auditor Weaver, Captain Funk OF
the central fire station, and Louis
Dodds went to Lake Ballentyne today
! to catch fish.
County Attorney Plymat took a
; trip to St. Peter this afternoon.