The Mankato free press., 1910-09-16
MANKATO FREE PRESS

Thomas Hodson returned last night
from the state fair.
C. d. Thompson OF Redwood Falls
was in Mankato today.
A. f. Thomas and wife of Balaton
were in Mankato today.
August and Ed. Nienow of Mapleton
were in the city today.
A. F. Kruger Of GAINESVILLE paid
Mankato visit yesterday.
II. ID. Damon and wife of Winnebago
were in Mankato over night.
Miss Anna Roillston Of FIT. Pierre, s.
d., visited in the city today.
G. O. Jones of Lake Crystal was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
| A. NJ. Brush and Harry Brush of
Amboy were in the city today.
Ray r. Thompson of Vernon Center
was visitor in Mankato today.
NJ. Trahms and wife OF GAINESVILLE
were in the city yesterday and today.
Philip Poehling of North Mankato
got back from the state fair last night.
Assistant Division Superintendent F.
O'Rrien of Winona was in the city last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hodson and son
returned last night from visit TO the
state fair.
Arthur Preston and wife. and Joseph
and T. H. Kruse of st. Clair were in
the city yesterday.
Mrs j. H. Baker and DIR. Baker
were among those who returned last
night from the state fair.
| w. F., l.. w. and F. f. Borchert of
Mapleton were in the city yesterday on
their way to the state fair
DR.. Rierbauer OF New York has ar
rived for months visit with his rel
atives and to enjoy the hunting.
Commissioner Robert Lamm and
Druggist A. G.. Lack returned from a
trip to the twin cities last night.
John Peterson and his son, August,
of Belgrade were state fair visitors
this week, returning home last night.
Mrs. Fl. G.. Robertson of Chicago and
Misses Harriet Bearn and Anna f. An
derson of Blue Earth spent the day in
MankatO.
O. w. Schmidt, c. P. Williams and
Fl. p. Jensen were among the Mankato
people who returned last night from
the state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Saulpaugh left
this morning in their automobile for
the twin cities, to be present at the
state fair on automobile day.
Mrs. A. B. French has sold her
property at Lake Emily, managed by
her son. NJ. J. French, to a Mr.. John
son, living in the Red River valley.
Miss Pearl Boehmer departed today
for Yuma. Arizona After remaining
there a week she will proceed to Los
Angeles, where she will spend the win
| te..
DIR. Bierbauer of New York. \. G.
Bierbauer and Mic Kleinschmidt have
returned from Swan lake. where they
hunted on the opening day OF the
season.
Paul Young arrived last night from
! Lake Itasca to visit his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. p Young, over Sun
/ day. He will then return to the state
university, where he is studying for
estry.
Judge and Mrs. w. IT. Cabbert of
Denver, who have b.. spending few
weeks at Volk's, Lake Washington, de-
parted for their home today. They were
guests of DIR. and Mrs. j. II. James be-
| fore leaving.
Ole Andengaard has returned from
the state fair. He states that he
was only hit lightly on one leg by an
automobile in the crowd in st. Paul.
The car was just stopping when it
struck him, and he was not hurt
/ No one was 10 blame, he says. There
was a big crowd and accidents were
liable TO happen.
Commissioner Bangerter, Chief Luis.
dorf, c. n. Saulpaugh and Frank
Fowler have returned from Swan lake
They did not find very good shooting
I in their part of the lake. Some hunt
ers on the "hog's back" did lot OF
shooting the night before the season
opened, in violation of the law, firing
something like two hundred shots.
Dr.. G. r. Curran has returned from
Boston where he was taking post-grad.
uate work in the Harvard Medical
school and also in the hospitals in the
east. Mrs. Curran and daughter Doris
accompanied the doctor. They all en-
ioyed the trip. The drouth in the New
England states has been the worst in
years and was only recently broken.
While. in Minneapolis yesterday morn
ing l.. j. Fuller, a Sleepy Eye hotel
man, passed away as result OF heart
failure. He went TO the cities Tuesday
morning to visit the fair, and was
overcome with the heat of Wednesday
and never recovered. The. body viii
be sent to Sleepy Eye for interment
Deceased was forty-one years of age.
Sleepy Eye Herald-Dispatch: Au
gust Pullman, the New Tim contractor
with crew OF men, began laying thu
foundation for the addition to the Me
Neill department store. Work will bt
pushed right along from now on. Arch
itect Henry Gerlach of Mankato was
also here Tuesday to consult with Mr.
Mcneil with regard to the new opera
house.
Miss Lenore Murphy arrived at Mad
ison Lake last evening to begin worl
: in her aunt, Miss Katie Murphy's, mil