The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-03-19
Social and Personal

meriy superintendent or the OWaIouha
schools, has resigned his position as
superintendent of the Webster City
schools on account of the result of the
spring election of members of the
school board at which election the re-
tiontion of Professor Ford was the
principal issue, the result of local
suuabbles of some duration and con-
siderable bitterness.
w. c. Foster of Chicago was in
Mankato today.
F.. NJ. Stevens of AIadelia was in
the city today.
J. C. Jackson of Morgan spent the
day in the city.
! w. j. Mosher of Redwood Falls was
in the city today.
Representative Hans Jorgenson is
home over Sunday.
w. s. Vercoe of New Tim was in
Mankato last night.
w. w. Cunning Of Winthrop paid
the city a visit today.
Miss Ether Davis is spending a few
days with AIedelia friends.
Benjamin Williams is expected home
tomorrow from Washington.
Louis Osborn of Virginia, Mimi, is
home for 4 few days visit.
Earl Palmer has returned from Roch
ester where he was operated on.
| Gus Bixby and Herman Schultz oil
Garden City were in A[ankato today
c. f. Wickersham and party of st
James were in Mankato last evening
Mrs. Otis and son OF st. James
| took supper in the city last even
| ing.
Attorney Gates took q business trip
to GAINESVILLE today and may remain
over Sunday.
Mrs. George Pass went to Ottawa
this morning to visit her sister foI
two or three days.
Frank Fowler returned today from
Hot Springs, Ark, where he has been
! for four or five weeks.
A. NJ. Stein will leave tomorrow
afternoon for Chicago, to be gone sew.
eral days on business.
Mrs. A. Schippel went to Minneapolis
Thursday afternoon to visit her daugh
ter for week or ten days.
J.. Buhr and wife and Henry Dick
of Mountain Lake spent yesterday in
the city doing some trading.
/ Miss Laura Davis returned Thurs
day from West Baden, Ind, after
spending q month there, and is much
| improved in health.
! Representative c. F. Herzberg came
up from st. Paul today to witness the
confirmation of his son, and then re
turned to the state capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Babcock of Ka
sofa returned Thursday from their TRIP
to Europe. They have been gone two
months and had most enjoyable time
August Malchow returned last night
from three months trip to Ger.
many. He visited his old home there
and had a most enjoyable time.
W. E. Young has returned from his
trip to Montana, where he looked over
some of y.the7- arid land and some that
is to be irrigated. He has not yet pur.
chased any. .
Mrs. NJ. r. Shepard, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Fl. F.. Carney fol
the last week, left for st. Paul today
where she will visit before returning tc
her home in Montana.
Last night Mankato lodge No. 225
d. P. 0. f., held regular meeting
lat which time arrangements were made
and committees appointed for the an
nual business meeting and banquet
| that is to take place two weeks from
last night, on March 20. The lodge
is making elaborate preparations fol
this event and many out OF town mem
i bers are expected. A class of thirty
members is also to be initiated. A
committee was appointed last night to
investigate the making of some changes
in the bylaws.
| Professor George f. Nettleton will
go to GAINESVILLE tomorrow evening and
give a missionary address at the Metho
dist Episcopal church
| Lorenzo ID. Keene of North Man.
kato, who sustained stroke of apo.
pleNy couple of days ago, has not
regained consciousness, and his death is
expected at any time.
New Ulm Journal: 1t so happened
that reader concerning Attorney F.
". Funk appeared Immediately after
neurological article in last weeks
issue of this paper. We can state, how
ever, that Mr.. Funk is far from being
classed among the dead ones, but in
stead, is very much alive, according to
last reports.