The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-11-17

NJ. 4. DaltOn or st. Cldlf Is u DuSl-
ness visitor i'm MankatO today.
Miss Sadie Eaton of st. Clair Wis
tied friends in Mankato yesterday.
Henry Kenky of AmbOy transact
ed business in Mankato this morn
ing. br1 e
Z. J. Baldwin of Marshall trans
acted business in MankatO yesteT-
day. I'll "a@
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver. Guam of st.
Peter visited in. Mankato yester'
day. a.
Attorney ]. Il l.. LObben of st.
James is in the city on legal bust
ness. #e.&
Miss Agnes has returned from the
west to spend a. short; time with her
parents. " 81 ~ f&:
Miss Catherine Chambers has re-
turned from few days visit at
Marshall .@ar a.as
Miss C. G Weight of Tracy was
the guest of friends here yesterday
afternoon. 81, e#
Miss Sadie Skier of Madison Lake
called on friends in the city yester-
day afternoon. o.
George o. Moss and F. L.. Brady
of st. Peter are business visitors In
Mankato today. h:
A. D. Garrett of the Phoenix Chair
company of ST. Paul called on the
trade this morning.
Frank He'll left last evening for
Heidelberg and Montgomery where
he will visit friends. I'D
Miss Anna Finnigan has returned
from Madison Lake where she at
tended the celebration.
Frank Kuntz and sister of Cavour,
s. d., have begun their. studies at
the Commercial college.
Mrs. A. Sampson of Minneapolis
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. A. A.
Zimmerman, for a few days:
Mr. and Mrs. BIT. Russell and
daughter Ruth of Winona were the
guests of friends here today.
Amos WEIGH returned yesterday
to his home at Rochester after
spending few days in the city.
NJ. j. Ryan of Mapleton yesterday
visited friends in the city and at
tended to several business matters.
c.. Cook, who runs the Cook pool
room at ST.. Peter, was business
visitor in Mankato yesterday after
noon. 20 e.
Leon Little returned this morning
from short trip to Eagle Lake
where he visited his parents. Emil
Almquist accompanied him.
August Muske of Vernon Center
is in the city on, business today.
Sheriff Ofsen Of ST. Peter called
on friends in Mankato 2today.
Charles r. Parker, ! manager Of!
Simpsons SELF Royal Blue shoe
store, returned yesterday from Chi
cago where he bought his spring
stock of shoes.
Mrs. L. j. Lambert of Manila and
Miss May iWideil of this city have
lust returned from a two weeks
visit with relatives and friends in
the twin cities.
Thomas 1'onnesson, &C. N. Some
SYN and Peter IN Sterile of st.
James passed through fthe city last
night on their way to Blue Earth
where they awill" attend to several
business matters. "a
Amboy Herald. William Jones or
Mankato was in town Monday to
close deal with F. w. White for
ten acres of land mile out on the
st. Clair road. Mr. Jones also call
ed on Mr. and Mrs. J. e. Brown.
United States Deputy Marshal
Wells passed through Mankato last
evening on his way from Sleepy
Eve to st. Paul: He recently re-
turned from Fl. Leavenworth, Kan,
where he took the two Nicollet
postoffice robbers.
Mapleton Enterprise: Rev. 4.
Ross Paden, pastor OF the flrst
Presbyterian church, Mankato, was
a pleasant caller at The Enterprise
office last Saturday afternoon. Mr..
Paden is greatly. interested in the
Men and Religion Forward Move
ment and looks for great good to be
accomplished, through it.
Mapleton Enterprise: Mr. ana
Mrs. Fred Geriich, who have spent
the SUMMER, on their claim near
Dickinson, n, d., came nome iast
Saturday to spend the winter. Ihey !
are greatly taken up with the west
and will return again in the sprins'
fully convinced that North Dakota
has bright future before 1t.
LIE Sueur Center Democrat: Mr..
Harry O'Brien and two children OF
Highmore,, S, D., who had Deen WIS.,
iting here the past week at the home
of Michael Mcdonald and family
departed for her home, Saturday on
the night train. She expected to
visit in Mankato for a few days with
relatives and friends, after when
she will resume her journey. she
was accompanied to Mankato by
Miss O'Brien, who was also a VS.
itor here from that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c.. Brehm Will
leave Mankato the latter part OF
next week for Troy, N. Y, where
they will reside. Mr.. Brehm has
been appointed general agent for the
Northwestern Mutual Life lnsurane
company and he will have his head
quarters at Troy. Since January
1903, he has been district agent for
the same company, and has achlev-
ed record as a successful insur-
ance man. Both Mr.. ana MIS-.
Brehm have great many friends
here who will regret their going
away, but all will wish them much