The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-12-15
business trip to Amboy this morn


ing,
spent yesterday in MankatO on busi-
ness.
William Il. Lewis of Lake Crystal
was business visitor in MankatO
today.
James Wills of Mapleton called
on friends at the court house this
morning.
Attorney III. l.. Schmitt left last
evening for the twin cities on legal
business.
DIR. T. L. Durgin of Winnebago
was business visitor in the city
yesterday.
Miss Sackett of st. Peter was in
Mankato this afternoon the guest
of friends.
A. J. Pankonin of Albert Lea
spent yesterday as business Wis.
itor in Mankato.
Wendell Hodapp of North Man
kato left for st. Peter last evening
on business trip.
John J. Spillane, an attorney at
New Richland, was in Mankato yes
terday on business.
Judge Henry Moll Of the probate
court at st. Peter spent the day In
the city OH business.
Mrs. Orange Little is in the city
today from Eagle Lake visiting
friends and relatives.
A. W. Bluhm has returned to his
home at Owatonna after visiting
friends here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Harrington Of
vic friends
Mankato for a few days.
Mr. Garfield, the postmaster at
Winnebago. was in the city yester.
day to consult surgeon.
Mrs Beecher Ward and Mrs. U. j.
Pfffner of Fairmont were guests Of
friends in Mankato yesterday.
J. G. Tcgner, cashier Of the Ma
tional Bank of Commerce, left this
noon for st. Peter on business.
William Schaleben of Madelia
transacted business in MankatO yes
terday, returning in the evening.
S. II. Nelson of Dundee spent yes
terday and today in MankatO calling
on his friends and acQuaintances.
Attorney u. G. Argetsinger and
Attorney Charles Thompson of AM
boy were business visitors in Man.
kato today.
c. L. Oleson, president of the Ma.
tional Bank of Commerce, went to
the twin cities last night on short
business trip.
Attorney F. F. Ellsworth returned
this morning from Blue Earth where
he has spent several days transact
ing legal business.
Miss Lillian Sayles, Miss c. Nc
Kenny and Scott Henet of Lake
Crystal were guests Of friends here
yesterday afternoon.
B. NJ. Yates returned to his home
ut Fairmont today after spending
yesterday in Mankato attending to
several business matters.
e. J. Owens of Elmore and Ben
Mayer and J. r. Cook OF Ledyard
were in the city on business yester'
day. They returned last evening.
Felix Waarr, the popular travel
ing salesman for the Everwear
Hosiery company Of Milwaukee, call
cd OH Rudberg & Hansen today.
Miss Hilma Stuverud of kassOn,
visited friends i'm the city today be-
tween trains. while on her way to
California. She was accompanied by
her parents.
Worthington Globe: Miss Clara
Foelschow left on Tuesday last for
Mankato. after visit Of three
weeks with her brother, Ernest
Foelschow of this city.
Chris and Andrew Jensen of Swan
Lake visited friends in MankatO this
morning before proceeding Oh their
way to Santiago. California, where
they will visit. They left on the
noon train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Barnes and
Miss Mary King, drove down to
Mankato yesterday afternoon in the
Barnes automobile and incidentally
attended the lecture at the opera
house last night.
Mr.. and Mrs F. M. Currier re
turned from Rochester last evening
where their son, DIR. G.. R. Currier
submitted to an operation for acute
appendicitis last Tuesday morning
The doctor is doing well.
Mrs. Phil Leas has returned from
Chicago where she remained two
weeks with her daughter, Katherine
who is attending the Columbia Con
servatory of Music. Mrs. Leas heard
grand opera while in Chicago.
Winona Republican,: Rev. Fl. Dea
of Mankato, presiding elder for this
e district of the United Brethren in
Christ church, has been spending
couple of days here comforting
with Rev. NJ. f. Stone, the loca
pastor.
e. NJ. Nelson has accepted a posi-
ton as United States mail clerk or
run going from st. Paul toward
Frceport on the Great Northern, and
left fer st. Paul to take up his new
duties. He recently passed civil
service examination.
ID. Depuydt and daughter. Theresa
and Aldrich Willard of MaDkatt
and Emma Pekruhm Of Madelia lief
last evening on the Northwestern
train, on a trip to Europe. The for
mer two will go to Belgium, while
the latter two will visit their ole
home i'm Germany.
Rev. u. A. Cook spent yesterda.
i'm the city as guest of Ticket Agen
William Spornitz, before proceeding
on his way from Sunnyville, Cal.
to Pleasant Prairie, where he will
take up the pastorate of the United
Brethren church temporarily. HI
was a former resident of Blue Eartl
county, having lived in several o