The Mankato free press., 1910-04-22

terday.
Ed. Troskey Of Minnesota Lake was
in the city yesterday.
w. II. Hamilton took n business trip
to Minneapolis today.
w. r. Geddes went to Sioux Falls,
S. d., today, on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Henningsen of New
Tim visited MankatO yesterday.
Miss Mary McGuiggan of Winnebago
is in the city visiting relatives and
friends
II. \. Patterson returned Saturday
night from st. Paul, where he spent
three days.
John Schickling of Vernon Center
left today for Cass county, TO look
after his land interests.
NJ. NJ Cram, who has been saving
near st. Peter, has finished, and will
return to his home this week.
DR.. j. w. Eager of Harlan, Iowa,
is spending a few days in the city as
the guest OF DR.. DeForest Catlin.
Victor Larson of North Mankato
will attend the laymen's missionary
convention in Minneapolis this week
Mrs. Charles Veigle of Mankato and
Mrs. NJ. B. Foster of Tacoma Sundayed
at the Ledbeter farm rs guests of Mr..
and Mrs w. A. Wolcott.
Rev. j. ID. Mccormick of North
Mankato returned Friday night from
Minneapolis, where he attended The
state Sunday school convention.
Patrick kenney went to Duluth yes
terday to attend the funeral this morn
ing OF j. Callahan, his sisters husband,
whose death occurred Saturday.
Mrs. Miller, who has been visiting
her brother, Professor G. f.. Ball, for
several weeks, in North Nlankato,
leaves tonight for her home at st.
Joseph, Mo.
City Treasurer ID. c. Davies has re-
turned from Pueblo, Col He brought
The remains OF his uncle, the late Rev.
Peter S. Davies, to Lake Crystal,
where the funeral occurred yesterday.
Robert Carlstrom, August Anderson
and Cyril Walrath of North AIankato
left this morning for Iowa, To spend
the summer working on the building
that f. A Carlstrom has just secured
the contract to erect.
Mrs. +. A. Cote returned from Blue
Earth Saturday night where she was
called by the sickness and death of her
father, James Brownlee He was eighty
two years of age. Death was caused
by strangulated hernia. He was i'll
ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Josin leave this
week for their future home, in Chicago.
where the former has IL government
position. Mr.. JOslin has been active in
church and Sunday school work in
North Mankato, and the many friends
of the family will regret their depart
ure.
Charles F. Holman of Tacoma. Wash,
arrived Saturday afternoon to spend a
few days with his uncle. II. S. Holman,
and other relatives. He is member
of the band of Aft temple, Tacoma.
and is on his return from attending
the national meeting of Shriners at
New Orleans
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Davies, Mr..
and Mrs. d. c. Davies. Osborn Davies.
Mrs. John L. Push, Thomas and Evan
Hughes. Thomas Y. Davies and John
+. Dackins of this city and Mrs. Elmer
Davies OF kasota attended the funeral
of the late Rev. Peter w. Davies ut
Lake Crystal yesterday.
DIR. DcFOrest Catlin attended meet
ing of the stockholders OF the new
sanitarium that is to be built at New
Ulm. there Saturday night There arc
ffty.fve stockholders, and the sani-
tarium is said to be assured. Archi-
tect Schippel has the plans completed
and is working on the specifications.
Albert Beder, J. T. Beder John
Blumc and Miss Edna Little of Belle
Painc came to the city Saturday by
automobile. and went through to Rap
idan, where the gentlemen spent the
night. Miss Little remaining with
friends in this city. The gentlemen
were guests of their cousin. Miss Elsie
Bloom, who is teaching in Rapidan.
The party returned home Yesterday.
DR.. T.. G. Harrington, president of
the NIankato State bank. Judge Lorin
Cray, president of the National Citizens
bank, and Michael d. Fritz of the Free
Press Printing company. VIII leave st.
Paul this evening for New Orleans.
They will proceed to Chicago where
a special train will be made up carry
ing bankers from all sections of the
country They cXnect to be cone about