The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-01-15
Friday, January L. 1909
Social and Personal

in the city with an exhibit of fncy
fowls i'll the poultry show.
James A. Mcagher of Marysburg was
in Mankato yesterday.
NJ. d. W. Gilbride of Sanborn was in
Mankato today.
Ernest Schumacher of Madison Lake
was in Mankato over night OH his way
to LeSueur Center, where he has ac-
copied the position of manager of the
McCabe incubator factory. He will
move his family there later. The Me-
Gable incubators are the largest in the
country, one size being made to ac
commodate 5000 eggs to be Matched
with the heat of one lamp.
Evan Hughes went to Granite Falls
today, to be present at the opening of
the district court. He has civil case
on the calendar.
Architect George Pass returned Sat
urday evening from Orange City, Iowa,
where he visited relatives for week.
While there he was employed to pre-
pare plans and specifications for new
Jail and sheriffs residence to be erected
there.
r. Wachtler spent several days last
week in st. Paul, attending business
matters.
Rev. George Campbell of Chicago
filled the pulpit of the Christian church
yesterday, preaching two fine sermons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Farrell of
Lake Washington spent Sunday in the
! city as the guests of their daughter.
Mrs. Henry Kruse, and family.
r. j. Marsh of Amboy has been
spending several days in the city.
Robert Brown of Vernon Center was
in the city yesterday and today.
William Lineweaver, representative
of Corral Wodiskay company manu-
facurers of havana cigars at Tampa,
spent Saturday in the city. One of
the popular brands of cigars handled by
Mr.. Lineweaver is the Julia Marlowe A.
G. Lack and company, are local dis
| tributors for this cigar.
Frank L. McCadden of Fairmont was
i'll Mankato today.
NJ. j. Schermerhorn of Minneapolis
state agent for the coupon department
of the National Casualty company of
Detroit, Mich, is in the city for day
or two. Saturday he established an
agency with w. II. Gary, and in two
Idays they have written nearly fifty
policies. Any man or woman between
the ages of fifteen and siXtyfve years
can buy one of these contracts, and it
seems to be first class protection for
Ia very small cost. Those interested
will find Aid. Gary pleased to explain it.
Reinold Kunkle and Bruno Bosin of
Rapidan went to st. Paul today where
they will take short course in the
, Agricultural school. Paul Kunkle went
to st. Paul to attend the meeting OF
the insurance association.
Mr.. w. X. Gilcrest, who has been in
tn city several days as guest of Mr..
and Mrs. w. T. Warwick, went to
the cities today on business.
Nick Juliar went to st. Paul today
where he will meet with delegates to
the insurance convention.
Fl. C. Alters, local manager for the
International Harvester Co., has leased
l.. =. Hunts house at the corner of
South Second and Lincoln streets and
will take possession Feb. lst. He is
at present in W. Z. Young's residence
DR.. c. HI. Nerbovig and several other
curriers' went to St Paul this morning to
take part in the bonspiel. They will
be gone several days.
Miss Ida Olson is spending "a few
days in the city as the guest of Miss
Emma Olson while on her way from
Minneapolis to Hendricks.
Attorney Carl Strom of Lake Crystal
was in Mankato this afternoon.