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

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Charles Long and wife are attending
the state fair.
Miss Mary F. Fisk OF Mapleton Wis
tied in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Twin of Candy
were in the city today.
DR.. L. w. Kruger of Mapleton was
in the city over night.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Pullyman Of Red
wood Falls are visiting in the city.
f. d. Peabody and r. f. Zea of st.
James were Sunday visitors in the
city.
John Schickling and son of Lake
Crystal were visitors in the city yes
tcrday.
j. p Byrne and Miss Elizabeth
Byrne of Luvernee were in MankatO
yesterday.
w. II. Mallett Of Groton, s. d.,
spent the afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Girvin.
AL Wysong took in the state fair
yesterday, and caught glimpse of
President Taft
Mrs. May Rouse and Mrs. Fred lIo-
falling, both of Mankato, left for the
cities this morning ~
w. B. Edwards and wife of Lake
field were in Mankato today, on their
way to the state fair
NJ. Jones and j. Kurth of Columbus,
Wis, are visiting in the city as
guests of II. j. Kurth.
G.. Gresham, f. A. Swensk and A.
DanielsOn were st. Peter men who
were in the city yesterday.
Robert +. Jones of Lake Crystal was
in the city last night, leaving this
morning for the state fair.
Miss Jessie NJ. Harter left this after
noon for Moscow, idaho, where she has
IA position to teach this year.
ID. j., Leo and Thomas Mountain of
Good Thunder were in MankatO yes
terday and left for the state fair.
Mrs. William Macbeth left with her
daughter Zella to accompany her as
far as Chicago on her eastern trip.
! DIR. Chester A. Baker of Washington
city, ID. c., is in the city on his an
nual visit to General and Mrs. j. Fl.
Baker.
Nj. Willegala of Juneau, Wis, who is
engaged in the furniture business, was
in the city on business yesterday and
today.
Mrs. Austin Rowe of Boston, Mass,
is the guest of her sister-in-law. Mrs.
George Lang. She is accompanied by
her two children.
James Henry Baker .Jr., Henry Lee
Herman Hayward, George Pond, Jr.
Robert Hughes, ,Jabez Lloyd and Herb
Hodson went to Minneapolis today to
resume their work in the state univer-
sity, or to enter it, as the case might
be-
Sheriff John Donahue took trip to
Redwing today, taking William CATER
with him, to be placed in the state
training schools for boys.
G. f. Bennett and son, Benny Ben
nett, went to Swan lake today to BIZ
ready for the opening of the hunting
season tomorrow morning.
Harold, Dorothy and Wardsby John
son and Miss Anna Forster of Mime
apolis came to the city yesterday il
their automobile and left after din
> me-.
George b. Preston and son, FREQ
France, George Leonard and Fred Kocl
OF st. Clair paid Mankato a visit yes
terday while on their way to the stat,
fail.
Miss leila Macbeth, who is nom,
: from trip abroad, left today for New
York city to join her company, il
which she is playing one of the leadin:
I roles
5 Otto O. Juliar and wife, Mrs. r. A
n Haedt and Walter and Rleben Haed
g OF st. Clair were in the city owe
, night and left this morning for tn
state fair.
NJ. s. Eossett and wife and w. X
Holmes and wife of Madelia and Franl
;. Holmes of Spokane, Wash, cam
t to the city Sunday, took dinner an
0 returned home.
: Ivan Bowen, secretary to the com
Y mission conducting the Ballinger-Pin
:. chot examination. went to the twi
/, cities yesterday to remain until tn
4 commission has. oomnleted its work