The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-10-06


W. f.. Grimes Of La Crosse, Wis,
was a guest at the Saulpaugh Sat-
urday
William Withrow Of Vernon Gen.
ter was in the city Saturday after
noon.
William Oehler of LimetOwn made
a business visit to Mankato this
morning.
Earl Osgood OF Garden City ar
rived in Mankato last night for a
short visit.
John L. Johnson of lie Ray town
ship was in the city today transact
ing business.
Frank Ford left yesterday for Owa-
tonna where he will visit his sister,
Mrs. III. l.. Harry.
s.. e. Wilson will leave; tomorrow
for ST. James where he will attend
the district court.
Miss Brown, who is teaching at
Lake Crystal, visited with Miss Ruth
Bradley yesterday.
l.. E. La Point came down FROM
Blue Earth this morning to spend
the day in the city.
A. L. and n. w. Rosenheimer of
Kewaskum, Wis, were in the city
on business Saturday.
Fred Morrow, the popular travel
ing salesman for the Patterson Mer-
camille company, returned this morn
ing from Vernon Center where he
spent Sunday.
Miss Edna Bailey and Miss Lille
Scherer of Amboy returned to their
normal school studies today.
George w. Smithson came down
from Madelia last night to attend to
several business matters here.
Fred Clark has returned to his
work at the Draper & Petersen
store after an illness of four months.
Mrs. Leo Kruger, who has been at
to her home at Lamberton Saturday
night.
George Baxter, paving inspector,
returned from Minneapolis where he
had gone to spend Sunday with his
family.
Miss Frances Hacker of 323 Hick.
DRY street has gone to Chicago to
see her sick sister. Miss Celia
Hacker.
W. Fischer returned today to H.
ternational Falls after attending the
funeral of his sister, Mrs. Joseph
Fischer.
Edward Parks and Martha Robin.
son came down from Amboy today
to attend the evening performance
of "Macushla."
]. n. TOmpkins has returned from
a ten days trip through the south.
He has plantation in Virginia,
which he visited.
G. Johnson went to Lake Washing
ton yesterday on a fishing trip. He
reports q good catch Of bass in a
very short time.
DR.. Il. C.. Kelley left this noon
for Duluth to see his sister, Miss
Murphy, who has been suddenly
taken sick there.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. III. Cookson Of
Vernon Center are visiting friends
in the city today. They are old set
tiers Of this county.
Rev. Joseph Eitel of Lewiston
was in the city Saturday before go.
ing to Minnesota Lake where he
held services Sunday.
Joseph L. Tallmau, one of the
teachers at the Mankato CONNER
cial college, spent Sunday at his
home in Vernon Center.
Professor L. A. Headley of Garlic
ton college at Mortified called on
his friends here today. He will
make but a short visit.
c. Peterson and Albert Neuman
of Lake Crystal are in the city today
calling on their friends. Mr.. Neuman
is marshal at Lake Crystal.
e. II. Klein or Mountain Lake
was in the city Saturday. He de-
parted for Mapleton by auto to
conduct horse sale there.
George Pennoyer of Springfield
spent Sunday in Mankato with
friends. Mr.. Pennoyer is employed
with the Northwestern railroad.
Mrs. George Nichols will visit a
week in Mankato before returning
from FairmOnt, to her home at
Carneuff, Sask., where she has
gone to bury her husband.
Hubert DeblOn and son of Castle.
wood, S. D., are in the city today,
to look up the educational facilities
here. Mr.. Deblon's son will attend
the Mankato Commercial college.
Dennis Boyle of Saltwater and
John LOngstaff of Huron, S. D.. were
in Mankato Saturday to attend q
meeting Of the Boyle Land company.
Mr.. Boyle returned home today.
Miss Libby Francis of Vernon Cen.
ter, who recently injured her right
eye in game of basket ball at the
normal, has sufficiently recovered to
permit her to continue her studies.
Mrs. Clyde Ager of Worthington,
who has been visiting at the home
of her sister, Mrs. w. Petersen, will
leave today for Faribault where she
will also visit before returning 70
WorthingtOm.
o. Schwender left Saturday even
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