The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-10-01

in the city as guest at the home OF
MIR. and Mrs. f. w. Hunt.
Mrs. John Dyermon of Duluth is a
guest at the home of her brother,
Hans Nelson of North Mankato.
James Rider of st. Paul arrived in
the city this forenoon and will spend
a few days in Mankato on business.
a number of members of Mankato
commandary went to st. Peter today
to attend he funeral of the late Hiram
: j. Jacoby.
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Williams have
disposed of their interests and departed
for Seattle. From there they will go
to Pasadena.
Miss Polk of The ST. Paul Pioneer
Press spent yesterday and today in
the city getting special article for
the Sunday edition.
Mrs. F. L. Schuman, after a visit
, with Mrs. C. HUB went to st. Paul
today, and from there will return to
her home at Morris.
Albert Theissen of Duluth, who holds
the position of engineer of the Victor
Cold Storage company, is about to re-
turn there after spending two weeks
| racation in Mankato.
| Cashier Tegner of the National Bank
of Commerce, who began his duties
there last week, has rented the Fow-
Ter house on Bradley street and moved
his family to Mankato from ST. Peter.
Governor A. O. Eberhart came home
, from st. Paul yesterday afternoon, on
the p. m. train to vote on the new
charter, and returned to ST. Paul this
morning. He expects to move his fam
! lily there in about six weeks.
/ Miss Keith Clark of The st. Paul
Pioneer Press was in the city today.
She was detailed to cover the funeral
of the late Governor Johnson and
spent several days at st. Peter, both
before and after the funeral.
! C. +. W. Bluhm and wife of Canada,
Kansas, who have been visiting the
latter's sister, Mrs. G. Hub, for five
weeks, will 90 to Waterville tomorrow
| for visit and then leave for home.
1t is the first visit that they have
made to MankatO for thirty five years.
Rochester Post and Record: The
Whipple twins left this morning for
Fairmont, where they will close their
engagement with the Mock Sad Ali
company with which they have been
connected during the past four months.
The two young ladies will then join
the Frank E. Long Stock company in
l IL g @l,o
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hughes, and
daughters Alice and Lizzie, also their
granddaughter, Mary Price, left on
Saturday night for Pasadena, Cal,
where they expect to remain year
or longer. Their son Ralph Hughes,
also accompanied them, but will re-
turn with his father after Mrs. Hughes
and her daughters are located perma-
nently.
Rochester Post and Record: a das-
tardly outrage was committed by some
boys Sunday afternoon, who are at
present unknown but whose identity
lit is hoped will be discovered. DR..
land Mrs. G.. II. Mayo and children
were returning from Byron in an auto,
and as they were passing the Harvey
Fritts farm several missiles were
thrown at them, one of which struck
Mrs Mayo on the head, and rendered
! her nearly unconscious. The auto was
Immediately stopped and search
made for the ruffians, but they hid
themselves in cornfield. Mrs. Mayo
is suffering from the effects of the
blow today. Had the babe, which she
held in her arms been hit, it would
have been killed. 1t is proposed to
find out who these despicable youths
are and punish them as they deserve.