The Mankato free press., 1910-04-22

| O. T. Iangftt of Amboy was in th'
city yesterday.
1 A. NJ. Brush of Amboy was in tn,
city over night.
c. +. Babcock of Winnebago was ir
the. city yesterday.
| c. w. Chamberlain of Amboy Wis
tied Mankato today
NJ. S. Dossett, the Madelia banker
was in the city today.
ii. A. Morris of Vernon Center spent
last night in the city.
NJ. w. Burg of Nicollct was in the
city yesterday, on business.
J. p. Dandy and wife of st. Peter
spent yesterday in Mankato.
Miss Ruth Higbee of Spring Valley
lis visiting Mrs. Evan Hughes.
Judge Francis Caldwell of lie Sueur
was in the city over night.
L. G. Mitchell of Tracy was a
Wednesday visitor in the city.
August G. Erickson of Springfield
was in Mankato last evening
r. w. Hughes and F. O'Shea of lie
Sueur were in the city Yesterday.
II. \. Patterson attended the JEFF
ferson banquet last night at st. Paul.
George Wolf and wife of Glencoe
were visitors in the city Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Miss Mary Stebbins of Minneapolis
is the guest of Miss Kate Hubbard
for few days.
Mrs. j. A. Presley and daughter
Charlotte have returned from their
"trip to California.
Captain Gilmore of Pipestone, super.
visor of the census for this district,
was in Mankato today.
. Robert Coughlan went to Winnie
,bago today to hear Baxter Perry, the
blind pianist, give recital.
Mrs. Klein has had the yard around
the Clifton House barn garded up with
dirt taken from Second street.
Mrs. Maude Obele of Waterloo,
Iowa, is here visiting her mother, Mrs.
William Hobbs of West NIaakato.
DR.. w. H. Bedlow will return to-
night from Minneapolis, where he has
been attending the state Sunday school
convention.
Walter II. Kenney and C. w. Cham
berlain came in from Amboy before
seven o'clock this morning in the lat
ter's automobile. They found the roads
good.
Miss Lillian Bragdon left early this
morning for New Westminster, b. c..
to bring the remains of her brother.
Fred l.. Bragdon, who died in hos
pital there of typhoid fever, TO Man
kato for interment.
Jay Pitcher of Eau Claire, Wis,
is assisting the International Harvcs-
ter company in this city in moving
their stock this week. Mr.. Pitcher
holds responsible position with the
International at Eau Claire.
Merle Hupp has accepted a position
with the Twin City Rapid Transit.
company, and went to Minneapolis to-
day to enter upon his duties. He has
his household goods packed, ready for
shipment, and will move there.
The steam grader and loader which
Fielding & Shepley are nsing on See
ond street has made splendid progress,
and several blocks are about ready to
be. rolled, preparatory to surfacing up
for the layer of concrete. The firm
has had splendid weather to do this
work.
DIR. j. w. Andrews went to ST. Paul
this afternoon to attend a meeting
Of the state board of medical cxam-
ners, of which he is member, to
grade the applicants for license to
practice, who were recently examined.
Emil A. Jacobson. who for the past
several months has been in the book
keeping department at the packing
house, but formerly with the Interna-
tional Harvester company, will leave
tomorrow morning for st. Cloud, hav-
ing accepted a position again with the
International company under the man
agement there OF Mr.. Ahlers.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Baker and
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