The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-01

A.. IL. stewart, "a prominent blSl
ness man of Redwood Falls, was il
+. Mankato today. sf,
Mrs. A. J. Callaahan and daughter
Miss Jessalinc, Of Ledyard. Iowa, Wis
tied in AIankato yesterday.
| Charles A. Rodgers of Vernon Cen
ter was a witness in the district court
yesterday in the mill case.
County Superintendent James A
Meagher OF LcSneur county was il
Mankato yesterday between -sIains.
j. H. Robinson of Vernon Center at
tended the trial OF the mill foreclosure
case in the district court yesterday.
Miss Rose Rabe came up from st
Paul last night to spend Sunday with
hei parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. F. Rabe
Otto Schwender yesterday took c. Fl
Sanlpaugh, John Lnlsdorf and F. X
Meagher to the Rapidan dam in his au-
tOmObile.
Conner II. Jones will go to st. Paul
tomorrow morning to see his brother
in law, Charles Wyatt, who is slowly
improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Messer returned
Thursday afternoon from a tire,
weeks visit with the formers brother
and family in st. Paul.
Mrs. George Kirk returned to her
home at Superior, Wis, this morning
after visit of day or SO with Mrs
r. II. Andrews and family
Miss Margaret Bayne, who Is teac.:.
ing in Wisconsin, is home for the
Easter vacation with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James NJ. Bayne.
Victor Larson of North Mankato
who is a carpenter and has been EN-
ployed by J. p. Nielsen & Co. at
Worthincton, mas returned home.
VIII Skoog returned yesterday from
Madison, Wis, TO spend Easter at hi:
home in North Mankato. He likes
Madison and also his position there.
Albert Krnse returned yesterday
from st. Paul, where he is attending
st. Thomas college, and will remain
over Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. GOtfied Kruse.
=. II. Travers and daughter, Miss
Mary, of Ludlow, S. d., former resi-
dents of Madison Lake, were in the
city yesterday on their way home from
IA visit at the Lake,
County Superintendent Koehn OF
Cottonwood county is the Easter guest
of II. Wachtler and family He is a
musician toward whom North Alankato
people nave very kindly feelings.
j.. ]. =. Staeae and daughter, Miss
Bertha, returned TO their home at
Minneapolis yesterday, after visit of
two days in the city. They were
guests at the home OF H. j. Wagon.
Miss Martha Wachtler. who is teach
ing school in Cottonwood county, is
home for the Easter vacation, which
she viii spend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. i. Wachtler, in North Man
kato.
John McGrath who has position
of billing clerk with Jewett Bros. &
.Iewett. wholesale erOcers of Sioux
Falls, s. D.. will spend Easter Sun
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dennis McGrath, in North Mankato.
Miss Anna Hoy returned from Smiths
Mill yesterday. where She is teaching
school, 10 spend Sunday. She had the
misfortune last Sunday morning TO fall
down stairs ald break her left arm
above the elbow. She got it treated
at GAINESVILLE and was able 10 continue
with her school, work. ;. .a5
George il. Murray is in the city in
the interest of the hi. fantastical mus
zeal comedy, ''Thc Top O. Tn World
which was the vogue at the Casino
and Majestic Theatres, New York city,
ara Studebaker Theatre, Chicago. all
last season. The date here is April J.
hf Murray las represented the most
important attractions ever produced in
America, including Mime. BcrElardt,
"Florodora,' ''Thc Silver Slipper" The
Babes in the Woods" "The Belle of
Mayfair "Thc Red Mill,' etc.