The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-11-17

HI. NJ. Carey of Mapleton spent
the day in the city on business.
John and James Cragoe of Beaver
w. E. Davey of Window paid
Mankato business visit yesterday.
Miss Caroline Skov of Rapidan
visited friends in Mankato yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. John r. Thomas is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. p. G. Gentling,
Rochester
Charles A. Johnson of st. Peter
was business visitor in the city
yesterday.
Peter Anne of LambertOn called
on friends in Mankato yesterday
afternoon.
A. III. Silber went to Chicago this
morning to buy goods. He will remain
about a week.
DR.. and Mrs. c. II. Nerbovig re-
the twin cities.
Miss Maude A. White of Ovation
ma was the guest Of friends here
yesterday afternoon.
Albert Peterson of Minneapolis
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ole Peterson.
A. w. Bluhm and w. A. Warren
of Owatonna were business callers
in the city yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. George Horton of Minneapo-
lis is visiting her aunt, Mrs. d. L..
Clements, and friends in this city.
George Mullerliele of the firm Of
Mullerliele Bros, Madison Lake,
was in Mankato yesterday on bust.
ness.
A. B. Kaercher of Ortonville is
in the city today to attend the Min
nesota River Improvement conven-
ton.
Miss Alice Finnigan left for Min
neapolis yesterday after a short
stay with her mother and sisters
here.
Mr.. Sterling of Wood C Sterling
Shoe company, returned from Min
neapolis where he has visited his
parents for short time.
c. s. Wing, representing the C..
S. Tapley company of Fancher, N.
Y, is in Mankato calling on the ap-
pie trade. He shipped several car
loads of apples here.
c. NJ. Dolkhout of Burlington,
Iowa, left for st. James last even.
ing after spending few days call
ing on his trade. He represents
the Chittendon & Eastman Furniture
company of Burlington.
Miss Vivian Dittman has arrived
from McGregor, S. D., and went to
Madison Lake where she will visit
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Her mother, Mrs. Mary Dittman, is
expected to arrive in two weeks to
spend the winter.
Thomas w. Hart, former county
treasurer, was visitor in Mankato
for short time yesterday afternoon.
The genial Tom was looking well
and he acted out the part. He stated
to The Free Press that he is enjoy
ing a fine business and that the
members of his family are enjoying
the best of health.
]. H. Bossuet of Proctor has been
visiting relatives and friends at
KasOta and MankatO for a short
time. Mr.. Bossuet was former
Mankato resident but is now engag-
ed in the timing business at Proc
tor His two sons, Ora and Harry
are also making good. The former
is stenographer while Harry is
assistant secretary of the Y. NJ. c..
A. there. Mr.. Bossuet is expected
TO return today.
A large number of students are
beginning to come to Mankato for
the business courses during the win
ter. Yesterday the Commercial col
lege received the following students:
Miss Anna Officer of Mankato;
Joyce C. Nelson of Walnut Grove,
Mrs. Sadie Skjei of Madison, Henry
Wolf of Bird Island, Josephine John
son of Waseca, Evan Wigley of
Lake Crystal, Walter E. Glarney and
Edwin Miller of West Concord, Otto
Leske of Stewart and William
YOungberg of Cannon Falls.