The Mankato free press., 1911-09-22

will remain several days.
William Moore of Mapleton is in
the city today on business and in
cidentally attending the fair.
Frank McCabe, connected with the
passenger department of the Omaha
road, was in Mankato today.
Peter MattsOn and Peter Larson,
with their families, of Butternut, are
in Mankato for the fair today.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Renneke,
Jr., of Rush River, Nicollet county,
mOtored in TO attend the fair to-
day.
Mrs. Burton Wood of Minneapolis
arrived from Minneapolis yesterday
TO spend "A week with Mrs. Lea
Wood.
c. A. Wilson, manager OF the
Standard Lumber company OF Lake
Crystal is in the city today to at
tend the fair.
Joseph Korherr and family were
at Sleepy Eye Monday TO visit rela.
tives and to attend the Aftermath.
Kuebler wedding.
After making short visit with
his brother, II. w. Pinney, Rev. j.
S. Pinney returned to his home at
Merriam Park yesterday.
Jay W. True departed today for
Oklahoma City where he will en-.
gage in business. Mr.. True's family
will move to Oklahoma later.
and their daughters Josie and Daisie
of Madelia came down in their ma
chine today to see the fair.
Mrs. John McCalloum and son re-
turned to Hayward today after
spending three weeks visiting with
her sister. Mrs. w. r. Geddes.
John Frenck, chairman Of the
county board of commissioners OF
Window, and Henry Johnson, also
of Window, visited here yesterday.
Amboy Herald: H. r. Case came
up from Mankato to attend the do
ings Tuesday. He met many old
time friends and enjoyed the Occa
sion.
c. H. HalvOrsOn, John HalvOrsOn
Newton Porter, and Franklin Barnes
are among the representatives OF
Vernon Center attending the fair
today.
C. S. ThurstOn of .Judson, who
has been in the west for some time
is again back and was shaking
hands with friends i'm Mankato this
morning.
Elmer Wiedemann, who has shown
much artistic skill, left today fol
Worcester Mass, to enter the Poly
technic school there, and will study
mechanical art
st. Cloud Times: Mrs. e. NJ
Richter and her two children, J.
MankatO, arrived in the city today
and are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
II. c. Erwin, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Ward came
down from Mapleton in their auto
yesterday and spent the day visit
ing in the city. They will leave this
afternoon for the twin cities.
George Foelschow left Mankatc
yesterday for Minneapolis to visit
for few days before leaving fol
Raymond where he will visit friend:
and relatives for some time.
Miss Ethel Wilcox returned from
months vacation at Duluth an(
will leave for Minneapolis mex
Tuesday to complete her musica
course at Manchester college.
Il poly Of Tar ic
in Mankato attending the fair, anG
visiting his daughter, Mrs. w. f
Resenbigler and Mrs. George Cal
cutt, who reside on Van Brunt street
Mr.. Baker formerly resided here.
Mrs. ]. w. Jennison of GAINESVILLE
departed today for points in the
east where she will visit for severa
weeks. She was accompanied by hel
daughter who will attend a ladies
seminary at North Hampton, Mass
Mapleton Enterprise: Messrs. V
]. Greiner, William Albrecht ant
William Troendle attended a grocers
meeting at Mankato Tuesday. The
meeting was for the purpose oi
forming an organization so as tc
buy goods direct from the manufac
turers.
Sleepy Eye Dispatch: Joe Schluck
is sick with typhoid fever. He was
Mankato visitor recently and il
is thought he contracted the dis
ease there" There are no cases OF
typhoid fever in Mankato and Joe
could hardly have contracted the
disease here.
Mrs. Charles Veigel and Miss EN-
ma Springer departed today for the
west, going from here to Seattle
Wash. Mrs. Veigel will probably re-
main about a year and will visit al
number of cities. Miss Springer
plans to remain in the west perma
nently, but has not yet decided at
what place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert C. Roberts
and Mr.. and Mrs o. NJ. Olsen ni
Fort Dodge, Iowa, stopped over night
in Mankato. They were on their
way home from the twin cities where
they had been since Friday, driving
through in Mr.. Roberts car. Mr.
Roberts is a schoolmate friend of
Il. e. Crandall. He edits The Fort