The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-02-10

Harrison Schmitt, f. G.. Thomas, S.
X. Fowler, and c. II. Nerbovig enter
tanned for the Ladies' Relief society
during the week. The president is
very DESTROYS that the members re-
spond promptly as the time for clos
ing the series is drawing near.
Pleasant Evening in North Mankato.
The social given TO all the people
in North Mankato at the Methodist
Episcopal church Wednesday even
ing, was a very enjoyable affair.
Rev. A. G. Sharp managed the en-
PERTAINING in Il way that left no
chance for a dull time. Light re-
freshments were served about 200
people attended.
Miss Cecilia Otis is visiting at st.
James.
w. A. Lyons was over from Madi.
son Lake yesterday.
w. p Rempel of Mortified was in
the city over night.
Miss Myrtle Gibbs of Dodge Cen
tci 10 NiSiIluS III TIC City
Il. j. Powell and wife OF Mime
apOliS were in MankatO over night.
Henry Lortz went to Minneapolis
Friday morning to consult a special
list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stewart of
Redwood Falls were in Maul1ato to.
day.
Benjamin G.. Hoergcr of Faribault
WAS in the city on business yester-
day.
p. II. Finnegan of Calumet, Mich,
is looking after his interests in the
city.
Roman Humid, the Mapleton meat
dealer, was Il county seat visitor
yesterday:
b. l.. Tanlcy Of Butternut Valley
{ transacted business at the court
house today.
/ J. A. Beruuist will go TO ST. Paul
tomorrow morning to see his brother,
who is sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Noe left
today for Los Angeles, Cal, to make
an extended stay.
! Rev. William Poppenbergcr of St
Paul, German Lutheran minister
was in the city yesterday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Miner OF
GAINESVILLE arrived in the city yester,
day to visit friends over Sunday.
! Mrs. Helen Shepard and Miss Mae
COughlan of Janesville were visit
ing in the city yesterday and today
Zelora Wells and Miss Margaret
Haigh, who are attending the state
! university, visited friends in North
Mankato for few days.
! Louis and Theodore Krouse of Am
boy and August Gems of Ceresco at
tended the German dramatic enter
tainment Thursday night, returning
home yesterday.
A. w. Kruger, who has been i'm the
employ of Mayer Bros, of this city
for some time, leaves Monday fol-
Sleepy Eye, where he has accdbted
a position with the First National
bank of that place.
Madelia Times-Mcssenger: Phi
McGraw, an expert plumber of Man
kato, was here Monday for a visit
with friends. He will return soon tC
install the bath room fixtures which
Fred kron recently donated to Mater
DolorOsa school.
Mrs. Arthur Tessicr of Prior Lake
arrived yesterday to visit her sis
ter, Miss Della Gilkey, over Sunday
Miss Gilkey is attending the nosna
school. and Mrs. Tessier ATTENDED
it up to last June. She was married
in June. and early in September hcl
husband was shot and killed acct
dentally while hunting.
A. NJ. Becker. Jr.. of Adrian. VIII,
has been deputy bank examiner un
til the last shakeup, was in the
city yesterday afternoon He denies
the report that he resigned his of
flee. and says that he was simpl,
ousted. He says that he had prom,
Uses Of being retained, and on thu
strength Of these ASSURANCES he aas
his friends worked hard for Cover
nor Eberbart. AS recently as thu
first of January he was promised
that there would be no change, b,
says.
From Mondays Daily.