The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-06-03

time both evenings. Light refreshments
were served.
c. O. Daley spent the forenoon at
Faribault.
H. A. Patterson spent the day in the
twin cities.
c. T.. Park of Huntley was in the
city today. se
C. NJ Robertson of jackson was in
Mankato today
George Goodall OF Garden City was
in Mankato today.
G. 4. Howley of Good Thunder was
in the city today.
c. f. Curtis Riley of the normal fac
ulty is in Duluth. lHn
F. L. Durgin of Winnebago was. in
the city last evening.
Chris Carlson spent the day in
Belle Paine on business. -
Severt Olson and Eric Engwalson had
good luck fishing at Lake Washington
yesterday. M
/. G. Krahn and Miss Kralm of VIM
dom were among the. visitors in the
city. today. ,7s $3.50
Mr.. and Mrs. John Deglman's thir-
teen months old son is seriously sick
with pneumonia.
Ii. S. Dibblc of Westbrook and Bert
Busswitz of Dovray were business Wis
itors in the city yesterday.
4 ~ o,,I l..
pulled out a nice string of pike from
Lake Washington yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. X. Hammett spent
yesterday at Lake Washington, prepar-
ing their cottage for occupying.
II. a. label of Minnesota Lake and
Attorney II! NJ. Keogan of Detroit,
Mimi, were in AIankato yesterday OIL
business. ~ sn&a
Mrs E.i'Jl Himmelman and Mrs. w.
G. P. Smith. returned Thursday night
from the twin cities, where they visited
for three days. ttt
, Professor George E. Nettlcton, who
has been i'll for a few days, being
threatened within typhoid fever, is
much improved. h
Father George Dcglman of st. Louis
is visiting his brother John DeglmaIl.
The latter has another brother who is
about to graduate into the priesthood.
A. r.. Pau Jr. returned last night
from spestoayhS N.sD.,. where he spent
several days on business. He states
that thej corps there do not look any
too good. se,|
John X. Thomas went to Brainerd
yesterday TO attend the high court of
the United Order of Forcsters, which
will meet today and tomorrow He is
the delegate from court Mankato No
no.
: A. n. Dukes of Peru, Ind. left last
night for Chicago after having spent
several days in the city and closed
the sale of the new Catholic nuns
mother house and seminary in Dukes
addition. iii
Mrs. Otis and family of Blue Earth
have leased Mrs. Gowan's residence, the
former George II. Marsh home. and will
move to the city. Her husband is an
attorney whose business keeps him in
the northern part OF the state.
County Attorney Plymat was in St
j Paul today to argue the appeal of the
defendant in the case of the state
against ID. w. Chamberlain. in the SUI
premc court This involves the Sun
day law as applied to moving picture
shows
Farmont Sentinel Miss Ella Beck.
ing of this place, who last year was a
principal in one of the Mankato schools,
has been engaged to take charge of the
normal department in. the Blue Earth
school. She is an Al teacher and a
splendid young woman whose services
are a real treasure to any school dis
triet
Miss Ethel Bolles of Hartford, Conn.,,
who has been the guest for two weeks
of Miss Kate Hubbard, who was her
roommate at Durham school, North
Hampton, Mass, went today to Mil
waukee to visit friends. Miss Hubbard
accompanied her guest to Minneapolis
where She is spending a few days with
friends. '''s
A. ID. Hutton of Albert Lea was in
Mankato yesterday. While here he
purchased of w. 4. Weber sixteen
leading varieties of eggs. He pur-
chased two settings of each, making a
total of 4Os eggs. Mr.. Weber feels
elated over this sale as MIR. Hutton
had spent considerable time in his
search for the varieties he desired to
purchase.
Mapleton Enterprise: w. d. Sprasue
received consignment of markers for
the graves Of the old soldiers Of this
vicinity. The markers are paid for by
the county and are very neat. There
is some doubt, however, about their be-
ing used as they are all made for the
G. A. r. post at Mankato instead of
being numbered for the. various posts
of the county.
Amboy Herald: The Cray brothers
of Mankato accompanied by their
wives, came here Friday for the pur-
pose of going to Pleasant View Gene
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