The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-08-12

Editor f. II. Griffin of Good Thun-
der was in the city yesterday.
ID. Reasoner of Winnebago trans
acted business in Mankato today.
ID. T.. Macarthur und 8 n. Hunter
of Tracy paid the city a visit today.
Frank johnson and T.. II. Cook of
Sleepy Eye were in Mankato yester
day.
Miss Marie Thorsen of Rapidan Wis
tied friends in Mankato yesterday and
today.
Miss Martha Miller Of Lake Crys-
tai visited her cousin, Miss Eiiella
Darr, today.
Mrs. Gertrude Gilmore of Pipestone,
Mimi, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. A.
w. Strickland.
Mrs. Rose c. Sargent and Edwin w.
Sargent of Redwng were guests in
the city today.
Mrs. T. W.. Hart and daughters are
spending few days at Barclays,
Point Pleasant
Mrs. f. w. Spanton and Mrs. c. c.
Spanton of French, N. Mex, are visit
ing in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed George of Winnie
bago are spending a week with w.
III. Wilcox and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nerbovig have
returned to Mankato after visit
with friends in Little Falls.
John Munich and daughter, Miss
Rachel, of Cakes, N. d., are visiting
+. r. Kennedy and family.
Mrs. j. c. Stockwell of Chicago is
visiting her brother, f. Rosenberger
and wife on North Broad street.
Mrs. A. II. Dobbin and daughter,
Alice. and Mrs. Scoville drove out to
Point Pleasant Monday and spent the
day.
George May, formerly of this coun-
ty, but now residing at Mount Angel,
Oregon, is back for visit with his
friends
Mrs. Haynes and child of Minneapo-
lis have arrived to visit the formers
cousin, Mrs. w. w. Besser, at Point
Pleasant.
Peter F.. Roberts, w. w. Harris and
.hlestS -Neiiie NoDcItS anu IIuieH dui-
son of Cambria were visitors in Man
kato yesterday.
Attorney Chris Carlson. DIR. Wier,
T. H. Radicle and Miss Georgia Clux
ton attended the Week Credicott we'd
ding at Mapleton today.
Mrs. G. A. Dahl, the Misses Hanson
and several others are occupying the
DR.. Nerbovig cottage at Point Pleas
ant for a week or two.
Mrs. Ellen b. Dornberg of Mime
apolis arrived this afternoon to visit
| friends and relatives in Mankato and
! vicinity for a couple OF weeks or more.
The Misses Fletcher and several
other young ladies who were occupy
ing the Hunt cottage at Point Pleas
ant for a few days, returned yester-
day.
G. a. Lewis and wife, Mrs. NJ B.
Wood, Mrs. j. A. johnson and Mrs.
Ada Pfeffer are spending a week in
the formers cottage at Point Pleas
ant.
II. f. Barlow. T. Mcnamara and w.
Sandell of st. Paul, surveyors on. the
Omaha road, are in the city doing
some work in the local yards of the
road.
Miss Ella Marshall of Castlewood, S.
| d.. and her mother, Mrs. VIM. Marshall
visited friends in MankatO today. Miss
Marshall had been to Rochester for
treatment.
Frank Hnmston and family of Wall,
s. d., are visiting the parents of the
former, Commissioner and Mrs. Hum
iston. They arrived Saturday night to
remain a short time.
Coroner f. r. Kennedy leaves to-
morrow for Vermont, to visit relatives
for short. time. During his absence
his duties will be performed by his
deputy, j. H.. Macbeth.
| Mrs. L.. j. Stewart and daughter,
Miss Winnifred, of GAINESVILLE, were in
Mankato today. The daughter will
enter Emmanuel hospital to take the
nurses training course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold w. Bohan of
Fargo are, in the city. They are on
their wedding trip. Mrs. Bohan was
Miss Victoria Steichen of Morris. She
was principal of the high school there
A. j. Salisbury of Shelby was in
| the city today. He states that all
of the wheat thus far marketed at
AmbOy has graded No. northern.
The oat straw is so excellent that it
will be about as good as hay for feed
for stock
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Gran and son,
Cedric, left yesterday for their home
at Lacrosse, Wis, after spending a
couple of weeks in the city, visiting
friends. They like Lacrosse On their
way home they will visit at ST.
( Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Palmer
and daughter Mrs. F. NJ. C,rrier and
Mrs. Price of OwatOnna. W. ID. Will
lard and family and Mrs. Theodore
! Williams drove out to Point Pleasant
! for supper. Monday, returning home in
the evening.
Edward Becker OF Winnebago, who
was operated upon "a month ago at
u local hospital, for rupture, and dis
charged three weeks ago as cured, paid
the city visit yesterday and today
He states that wheat around Winnie
bago will average twenty-five bushels
/ to the acre. and that it will be
| threshed and marketed as ouickly az