The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-12-22
DO|NGS IN SOCIETY
N. w. 81 Citizens 21s

MISS Nellie Maftln OF Lake crystal
spent yesterday here shopping.
Hugo Oberlaender of st. Paul is
the guest of friends in MankatO.
V. A. Sandberg of Austin was a
business visitor in Mankato today.
John Robinson of Pleasant Mound
is the guest of friends here today.
James Peterson of Wabasso paid
Mankato a business visit yesterday.
Joseph Caller of Madison Lake
transacted business in Mankato to-
day.
Frank and frankie Thurston of
Garden City are visiting in Mankato
today.
Miss Katherine Kiffee went to
Minnesota Lake today to attend a
wedding.
Mrs. j. Casper of Eagle Lake was
one of the callers at the rest room
yesterday.
Miss Bessie Gainor of Good Thun-
der was the guest of relatives here
yesterday.
Miss Leila Black is home from
Manchester college to remain over
the holidays.
Mrs Alice Heydon Reeves went to
Minneapolis this afternoon for cou-
pie days trip.
Evan Olson and M. Douglass of
Amboy were business visitors in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Daniel Stannard of ST. James
is in the city today doing her Christ.
mas shopping.
Joseph and Domenick Weickerding
of Sleepy Eye paid Mankato a visit
yesterday afternoon.
f. A. Barnes of Vernon Center
was in the city toda yon business
at the court house.
Attorney c. S. Strom of Lake
Crystal was in the city on legal
business yesterday.
Fred Mertesdorff and George Mer-
tesdorff of Vernon Center are in
Mankato today on business.
Professor and Mrs. George e. Net
tleton have returned from short
visit with friends at lie Sueur.
Deputy United States Marshal
Charles Kittelson of Minneapolis Wis.,
tied his friends in Mankato today.
d. NJ. Jones, manager of the Bach
piano store here, has moved his fam
lily to this city from Minneapolis.
Attorney J. w. Schmitt went to
st. Paul last night on legal bust
ness. He will return this evening.
A. NJ. Schneeberger and o. X. o.
son, the county commissioner from
Amboy, are in the city today on bust
ness.
c. j. Sine, engineer for the Con-
sumers Power company at Rapidan,
was in the city today on business
business.
F. H. Griffin of Good Thunder
and Charles Whitney of Mapleton
are in the city today on state road
business.
Mrs. Sam Jackson, Mrs. E. j. Nay
lor and Miss Ida Johnson of Good
Thunder visited with friends here
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Slater of Yer
non Center are in the city today
iday shopping.
F. L. Easton, travelling salesman
of the Samuel Cupples Woodenware
company of Chicago, is calling on
the jCbbers today.
Rev. Father Hartman has returned
from the Rosebud Indian reservation
where he has spent three weeks at
the Indian schools.
c. Kraemer, formerly of this city
but now of Chicago, is in the city
today renewing acquaintances and
transacting business.
George Sandell of Redwing, rep
resenting the Robert Johnson Rand
Shoe company, is in the city today
calling on the trade.
Z. l.. Kroner of Minneapolis, the
we'll known salesman for the Van
Camp Pork and Beans company, is
calling on the trade today.
Mrs. Goodwin and Miss Blackburn
of Minneapolis and Miss Olson of
Stockholm, Sweden, are in the city
today as guests of friends.
Alex Anderson will leave the en-
ploy of the Minneapolis Threshng
company on January 1. His place
will be taken by Mark Kelly.
Attorney A. R. Pau departed this
afternoon for Fargo where he will
look after legal matters for H. NJ
Byllesby company of Chicago.
J. A. Berquist of the Patterson
Mercantile company left last night
for the twin cities where he will
attend the Credit Mems association
which met today.
Miss Heydon, who is teaching at
Judson, is expected home on Friday
evening to spend a two weeks vaca-
ton with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Heydon OF North Mankato.
Thomas Zembush of st. Paul is
in the City today, selling new kind
of either, at which he has become
an expert in playing. He is making
his headquarters at the Stahl house.
III. Weiske of Sexton, Iowa, is
in the city today with the intention
of locating here. He has bought
fran here and will sell all his stock
and farm implements in Iowa and
buy new stock at Mankato.
c. w. Switzer is in the city today
calling on his friends while on his
way from Kansas to his home at
Marshall. He said that conditions
in Kansas are good, as the farmers
are .husking corn and blowing.
George NJ. Palmer returned last
night from the land show at st.
Paul. He said it was a success as
far as attendance and products
shown were concerned, and he was
very enthusiastic about the good
roads meeting held at Northfield
Monday night.
Captain Charles Kittleson, farm.