The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-05-05

among the out of town people shop
ping in the city Thursday
Mrs. H. w. Seager of Redlands,
Cal, a former resident of Winnebago,
was in Manlato day or so ago, Wis
iting her friend, Miss Minor
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kritsch have
Kritsch is connected with the j. |.
Case Threshing Machine company.
Mrs. David Edwards, Miss Blodwen
Edwards and Arthur G.. James of
Lake Crystal were among the out of
town people in the city Thursday.
Professor Winchell will come to
Mankato Monday night and on Tues
day morning will go to Cambria
where he will make an examination
of the Indian pottery fields.
c. r. Kellar of st. Paul, the state
fire marshal, is in the city investi-
eating a fire that recently occurred
in this vicinity. He is brother of
Mayor Kellar of ST. Paul.
DR.. ]. M. Edwards is visiting in
the city for few days. He is re-
siding at Chicago temporarily. He
has gained in weight and is looking
well. The doctor and wife will leave
soon for a trip to Europe.
w. w. Clements went to st. Paul
today. Tomorrow he will be joined
in that city by DR.. Sohmer and they
will return to Mankato in a Hudson
car which the doctor has purchased.
Mr.. Clements will drive the car to
Mankato.
DR.. j. NJ. Edwards, who is visit
ing in the city, sails May II for
Germany, accompanied by his wife
who is now visiting in Milwaukee
and with the family of Charles Ring.
ling at Baraboo, Wis. They will be
gone an indefinite time.
Miss Cora Dowrey went to Spring
field today to visit Miss Violet Bellig
The latter will return wi. Miss
Dowrey Monday morning and spend
two or three days in the city be
fore leaving with her family Thurs.
day for Canada, where they will re-
side.
DR.. F. d. Brandenburg of Fort
Dodge, Iowa, was in the city Wed.
nesday and took Mrs. Mary NJ. Swan
to that city where she will reside
with her daughter. The health OF
Mrs. Swan is somewhat improved
and it is hoped the change may
prove beneficial.
c. w. Myers Of Newark, Ohio, has
arrived in Mankato and this mOrnine
took up his duties as chief clerk OF
! the Saulpaugh. He is an experienced
hotel man. II. M. Cody, who has held
the position for year or so, vii
probably return to his home al
| GAINESVILLE, Wis, for time
H. e. Brandt returned yesterday
afternoon to Minneapolis. He ex
pressed himself as well pleased will
the appearance of Mankato and sale
that he would like to locate here anC
manufacture his sprayers, provided
! he could receive the encouragement
He. would like to have the CONNER
| cial club take hold of the PROPOSE
| ton.
Misses Nora Deerhake and Grace
Reineberg left Thursday evening for
their home at Indianapolis, Ind, after
an extended visit with Mr.. and Mrs
F. M. Deerhake. Miss Deerhake is
a sister of Secretary Deerhake, and
has been visiting in the city for {;
couple of months. Miss Reineberg is
sister of Mrs. Deerhake and has
been the guest of the latter and fam
| lily since Christmas.
Luverne Herald: Judge p. e
| Brown, associate justice-elect of the
| supreme court, accompanied by Mrs
Brown, left Wednesday for a three
months pleasure trip through Eu
rope. They will sail from New York
| tomorrow on the King Albert of the
North German Lloyd line for Gibral
tar and will visit points of interest
in Germany, England, Scotland and
France, before returning home.
Fred Hawkins and daughter were
in from Lake Washington today. The
former says that he has everything
ready for the fishing season to open
Monday. The boats are painted and
fishing tackle ready, and Red SOUR
rel's Nest ready to care for its
guests. He believes that the fishing
will be very. good this year, as there
seems to be plenty of crappies and
sunfish as well as pike and bass.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Hickok attended
the funeral of the formers uncle, the
! late Robert Rowland, at Lake Crys
tai yesterday. Mr.. Rowland was a
retired farmer living at ST. James
with his son, Ed. Rowland, a con
| ductOr on the Omaha road, and was
well known. His death occurred al
! the sanitorium there The remains
were laid at rest beside those of his
wife in the Lake Crystal cemetery
Thomas Hughes was at Mortified
/ last night listening to the debate
there between Carleton and Coe col
| lege boys. Burton Hughes was one
! of the debaters. The question dis
c0ssed was relative to the income
| tax, The Carletons took the affrma.
tive end won. The Carleton boys
won at .Pipon also. Another victory