The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-10-13

Tobacco company OF Chicago.
Rev. c. A. Cahoon, district super
intendent of the Marshall district
of the Methodist Episcopal church
Rev. B. C. Gillies, pastor of the
Methodist church at Window; Rev
j. e. Doves of the Marshall charge,
passed through Mankato today en-
route to aWinnebago. They were
Joined here by DR.. F. B. Cowgirl
district superintendent, and Rev. W.
N. Jameson, pastor of Centenary
church. The visit to Winnebago Is
in connection with the formal trans.
fer OF Parker college in that city to
the Methodist conference.
DR.. Ivan Parry, who is spending
some time visiting relatives and
friends here, will return this even
ing from Heron Lake where he has
been hunting with some Minnesota
friends. DR.. Parry is from Seattle,
Wash.
A. G. Hackstaff, wife and daugh.
ter, passed through Mankato today
en- route to Rapid City, S. d. Mr.
Hackstaff is vice president of the
Illinois Central road and his private
car was attached to the west bound
Northwestern train today.
Elmer Larsen, formerly of this
city. was in Mankato yesterday call.
ing on his old friends. He attended
the Mankato Commercial college
here about six years ago, but is at
present employed with wholesale
hardware firm in ST. Paul.
Mrs. ]. o. Parry is the guest of
her father, T. C. Peart of South
Broad street, while her husband IS
in Emmanuel hospital where he un'
derwent an operation. She will re-
main in Mankato until her husband
RECEIVERS. Mr.. Parry is doing nicely.
Rev. Upton, pastor of the Presby-
terrain church of Pipestone with
Elder J. e. Evans are delegates to
the meeting of the presbytery which
is in session today at the Presby,
terrain church. They are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Davis while in
the city.
II. Fl. Nerbovig of Sheldon, Iowa,
spent Sunday and Monday with his
brother, DR.. c. RI. Nerbovig. Mrs,
Nerbovig has left with her two chill
dren for Shakopee where she will
visit short time before returning
to Sheldon. On her way back she
will stop off at Mankato.
Albert Thissen, formerly Of Man.
kato but now residing in Duluth, is
in the city today. He has just re-
turned from an extended trip to
the west and reports that the condi-
ions there are as fine as could be
desired anywhere. He has been en-
gineer for a packing house in Du-
luth for some time. While in the
west he also purchased a ten acre
orchard farm. This is located in the
Kennewick Highlands Of the Yakima
valley and has great promise of the
future. ..aF lh
Fairmont Sentinel: Mrs. J. w.
True and children of Mankato are
visiting Martin county relatives for
a week. They expect to go to Okla.
homa in about a month, where Mr..
True is now established rs a man.
ufacturing printer. '. .'"f.Ja Ever
EFT Colvin went to Mankato this
morning and will enter the Mankato
Commercial college for 1.-THE comm g
term. Mrs. Fred Grippe of
Mankato has been spending several
days with friends at Fairmont and
elsewhere in the county.
Carl II. Olson, II. r. Peterson and
Joseph Mattson, three students OF
the Gustavus Adolphus college at
st. Peter, were in then city yester'
day afternoon. They intended to
return on the noon train but missed
it, and being rather downcast over
the prospect of waiting for the
evening train, determined to hooi
it across the fields to their town
They started out on the hike in the
afternoon, vowing that hereafter
they will take harsh methods in
holding the trains here until they
get ready to leave.