The Mankato free press., 1910-03-11


M. A.. Benedict was in from Iyra
today
II. C. Fhlers has returned from St,
Cloud
Rudolph Just OF Rapidan was in The
lefty yesterday.
F. NJ. Long of Elysian was in the
city over night.
| G.. NJ. Klaidy of Window was in the
lefty over night.
Nels Jensen of Morgan was in the
city last night.
| +. ID. Clrrier of Nicollet was in the
city over night.
NJ. J. AIcagher of Madison Lake was
! in the city today.
Miss Mae Keller OF Mapleton is Wis.
iting in the city.
Paul Sanger of Good Thunder visited
the city yesterday.
| F. W.\Fratzke of Cottonwood was in
Mankato over night.
August Windhorn of New Tim was
in the city over night
Charles Van Deusen of Tracy paid
the city a visit last night.
John Dahl and wife of Blue Earth
were visitors in Mankaio today.
Ernest S. WabschalI and wife of
Waseca We're in Mankato today.
| +. w. Larson, wife and child, of
iWestbrook, are visiting in the city.
A. c. Engebritson and w. E. Will,
hanson of Pemberton were in Mankato
today
| j. w. AtchersOn and William +.
Ward of Medo were visitors in the
lefty today.
There arc fifty applicants FOR the
position of superintendent of schools
at Heron Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Messer went to
st. Paul today TO visit Mr. and Mrs.
Alonson Messer
Clair Cornell of MapletOn has de-
parted for Carson, n. d., where he will
organize a bank.
Mr. and Mrs. d. Cnrre and child
,of Madison, S. d., were in the city
yesterday and today
|
Crystal is visiting her aunt, Mrs. T. j.
,Shcrk, in North Mankato.
| John b. Richards, who has been at
Lyle for week assisting in adjusting
a fire loss, is expected home tomorrow.
The Minnesota Lake Dramatic club
will present The James Boys in Mis-
souri," at MapletOn on Tuesday even
ing
| Mrs. Henry Evans and daughter, Miss
May, of Amboy, were guests yester
Gary.
Miss Margaret KctZung of Blue
Earth is spending a few days in the
city as the guest of Mrs. Charles X.
Mayer.
Kruse Bros. are having a forty foot
case for hats put in their store, with
large sliding doors. The cases are of
the most approved style.
Eugene Coy has received information
that the taxicab that he recently
purchased has been shipped from Chi
cago, and he expects it any day.
Rev. Father Stack of Mapleton, who
was injured some time ago by fall
on a slippery walk, has entered st.
Joseph's hospital. lie will be laid up
for some time.
/ Miss May Finnegan, another student
of the Mankato Commercial college,
left for Albert Lea the other day to
take position as bookkeeper and
StenOgrapher with the American Gas
and Machine company.
} A. B. Hancock of Mason City, Iowa,
has arrived in Mankato to take up his
duties as assistant to General Man
ager F. L. Mcclure. Mr.. Hancock is
looking for a seven room modern house
and as soon as he can find this will
move his family to Mankato.
Mapleton Enterprise: Earl Harring-
ton, the popular Watkins remedy man
for this section of the country, mas
disposed of his territory, also his out
fit. including team and wagon to Mr..
Calberg of st. James. We understand
Mr.. Calberg will make his headquarters
at Mankato
{ AmbOy Herald: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wagon gave birthday party Tuesday
, in honor of their son, c. III. Wagon, of
MankatO, at which were present A. NJ
Stein, wife and daughter, and Miss
Ida Wagon of Mankato, and j. j.
Flacksenhar, cashier of the Vernon
State ban. The party arrived on ihc
noon train just in time to partake of
the good dinner prepared for the occa-
sion. They returned home on the even
ing train.
Mapleton Enterprise: The carrier on
route three has received Instructions
from the department 1T Washington to
reverse his manner of going over the
route, thus following the biblical iniunc-
ton that the last shall be first. This
is due to the fact that those on the
first end OF the route have not paid as
much attention to the roads as deemed
necessary, thus delaying the carrier so
that those on the last end of the route
would not receive their mail until late
in the day and in some instances be-