The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-09-09

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w. j. Pell and family win move to
Chicago tomorrow, to reside. Their
many friends will regret their depart.
IRE from Mankato.
Miss Gilmore, normal graduate
visited in the city yesterday and today
while on her return to Sioux Falls, S
d., from Tracy, to teach.
Louis Janda, IT., went to Mime
apolis yesterday to enter the state
university He will take the five years
course in electrical engineering.
Miss Estella Grannis left yesterday
for Los Angeles, CAL, to resume her
duties as teacher. after spending her
vacation at her home in this city.
Charles Schaub, who has been Wis
iting G.. A. Deebach and family for
a month, left yesterday for Edmonton,
Alberta. where he will take claim.
H. VI. Cody, chief clerk Of the Saul
paugh, returned last night after en-
joying two weeks vacation, spent at
his fathers home at GAINESVILLE, Wis.
DIR. A. ID. Douglas and wife of Pipe
stone have arrived in the city. and
the former will open dental office
in the National Citizens bank build
ing.
H. J. Bishner of Wells was one of
the people detained in the city last
night by the wreck on the Milwaukee
He is brother-in-la law of j. A. John.
son.
Grover, Otto, Bert and T. +. Just,
Art Schwan, r. K,nkel and w. Geist-
hardt of Rapidan were in Mankato
today. having spent last night in the
city.
G. H. Allyn and wife, George w
Allyn and Mayor II. G. Wirig, the
two latter of Madison Lake, went to
Minneapolis yesterday or business, in
the formers automobile.
F. w. Bates, for some time book.
keeper at the Free Press Printing com
pany, is now with the International
Harvester company, having accepted a
position with that concern the first OF
the month
j. G. Frederichs yesterday moved
his household goods to Window, and
will be followed by his family tomOr-
row. Mr.. Frederichs is manager of the
Window opera house. Friends of the
family are sorry to see them 60.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Lee returned
from the twin cities last evening. Mr..
Lee as salesman for the international
Harvester company, mas been assisting
the company in their large exhibit of
machinery on exhibition at the state
fair.
Mrs. Mary Gardner of Seattle, who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. George
Brewster, 10 South Broad, left today
for Atlantic City to attend the ma
tional convention of the Eastern Star.
She will also visit Boston and Phila-
delphia, before returning here.
c. II. Taylor and wife of st. Paul,
f. b. Myers and wife of Brookings, S.
d., and H. w. Taylor and Miss Amy
Taylor of Faribault arrived in the
city yesterday in an automobile, and
after taking dinner resumed their jour
ney. They are taking a pleasure trip
through the southern part of the state.
Miss Gladdys Gaylord of Denver,
Col, arrived yesterday to spend a
week as the guest of Miss Kathleen
Hart, on her return to Berlin, Ger
many. where she has been studying
music for two or three years. She
formed the acquaintance of Miss Hart
in Berlin, both having the same
teacher.
b. j. DeGroodt, division freight
agent for the Chicago Great Western
road, with headquarters at Redwing,
was in Mankato today. He was
mingling with business men. He called
on President Patterson of the CONNER.
cial club and discussed with him mat.
tiers in which Mankato and the Great
Western have a common interest
Henry ogelpohl, Peter SPENCER, Joseph
l-orentz, Phil Landmark and Ole Erick-
son of this city and Charles Ellis
of Mapleton attended meeting of
the Minnesota BARRIERS association ut
/ st. Paul Sunday, and will make re.
port at meeting of the BARRIERS I'M
ion, to be held tonight 1t is intended
/ to start a local association to be dis
! tnct from the BARRIERS union. as soon
formed.