The Mankato free press., 1911-11-17

points to visit friends and relatives
for two weeks.
Mrs. N. p. Lee will depart tonight
for Medford, Ore. She will be ac-
companied by her sister, Mrs. Rog-
ers of Baraboo, Wis.
Fred Emkee passed through here
yesterday on his way from LIE Sueur,
where he had gone to visit his daugh-
ter, to his home at Owatonna.
Miss Ebert Higgins returned to
her home at Geneva yesterday
after being the guest at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Benner.
E. L. Callahan of Chicago, who is
head of the business department of
the II. NJ. Byllesby company, was
in the city yesterday on business.
The Misses Minnie and Anna
are visiting friends in Mankato.
They are former residents of this
city.
Senator S. d. Works left for the
twin cities last night to spend a few
days. He may go to the northern
part of the state after his visit i'll
the cities
NJ. w. Gerngood, representing
Straus Brothers company of Balti-
more, Nd, called on Kruse brothers
this morning. He closed big deal
for the spring line of clothing.
Attorney r. s. Jones of Minneapo-
lis, stopped over yesterday to visit
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh S.
Jones, on his way home from Sioux
Falls, where ne had been on legal
business.
w. II. Weibeler returned to his
home at Belle Plaine last evening
after spending the day in Mankato
where he attended the meeting yes
terday of the Minnesota River I'm
provement league.
G. W. and r. J. Burt of Santa
Rosa, Cal, have returned to Man
kato to make their home here
again. G. W. Burt is a brother-in-
law of Mrs. Gus Widell. They are
former residents of this city.
Mrs. George M. Palmer returned
home last night from Ventura, CAL,
where she has spent the past five
weeks. She went west to attend the
funeral of her father, William r.
Roberts who died few weeks ago.
Miss Mary Brendler departed to-
day for Minneapolis wheree she will
visit a sister About three weeks
ago Miss Brendler lost the sum, or
her pocket was picked of S25 while
she was attending performance
at a moving picture show.
Ray Hinton, formerly employed in
Otto's grocery store but now employ
ed with the Omaha railway as fire.
man running out OF Duluth, returned
to the Zenith City last night after
spending a few days in Mankato
visiting his sister who is at st.
Joseph's hospital.
Ben Bartasky and M. Manthey
stopped off in Mankato a short time
yesterday while on their way from
LIE Sueur to Madison Lake. They are
employed with the Northwestern Tele-
phone company and went to Madison
Lake where they will install new
central office, the former one being
cities last evening where he will
burned down year ago.
Louis Bienapf1 of Spokane is in
Mankato He is here to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Theresa Bienapf.
Mr. Bienaph is employed in the
Quick Print establishment in Spo-
kane as pressman. He followed
the printing UuSluoSS III NduhdlO lOT
several years. Mr. Bienapfl says
that Albert Danielson, formerly Of
this city, is employed as press
man in the Young Printing house.
There are many former Mankato
residents in Spokane and all doing
nicely
B. Tyler of Pleasant Mound was
in Mankato today en- route home
from Wisconsin, where he had been
to look over some land that he
owns there. Mr.. Tyler had not pre-
viously seen the land, and as he
had an opportunity to dispose of the
tract he thought best to look it
over. Mr.. Tyler found the land
was only seven miles from a small
town and that it adjoins two lakes.
On the shores of one is located a
hunting lodge or club house owned
by wealthy men from Chicago and
Milwaukee who want Mr. Tyler'S
land to add to their large tract.
The eastern men use the land only
for hunting purposes and the lakes
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