The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-09-01

Mankato today en- route from Wi
mona to their homes.
MapIeton Enterprise: John Mel
son, the we'll known merchant tail
or of Mankato, was in town last
Tuesday and incidentally picked up
II number of orders. Mr.. Nelson is
a first class workman and is enjoy
ing rapidly growing business.
AmbOy Herald: Rev. Il. Ross
Paden of Mankato will preach in
the Presbyterian church on Sunday
morning. Mr.. Paden's many old
friends will be pleased to have the
opportunity of hearing him again
He is always welcome in Amboy.
Miss Maud Peterson of Redwood
Falls has been the guest of Miss
Angelina Badger short time. Miss
Badger and Miss Peterson will leave
this afternoon for Lake Geneva,
Wisconsin to attend the Y. w. c. A.
convention. They go as delegates
from Albert Lea College.
A. Schwartzenbach arrived this
noon from Samaror, Russia, and will
attend the Mankato Commercial
college. He is son of Mr.. and
Mrs A. ii. Schwartzenbach, and his
parents are residing at Samaror,
where his father is agent for the
International Harvester company.
Theodore e. German and sisters,
Misses Anna and Laura of Fair
mont, and Leo Howard and sister,
Miss Agatha, of Sherburn, who have
been the guests of Miss Catharine
Kelly, left for their homes today
The party made the trip in Mr.
Germans Imperial touring car and
found the roads in excellent condi-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. John A: Clark of
Ontario, CAL, are guests Of Mr. and
Mrs r. C. Peart, South Broad
street. Mr. Clark formerly lived at
Madelia and for thirty years was
the Omaha railroad agent and ex-
pressman there They enjoy their
California home, but are glad to get
back for time among their Min
nesota friends.
Good Thunder Herald: John Mel
son, the popular tailor of Mankato,
was transacting business in town
Tuesday. Mr.. Nelson has but re-
Gently taken partner into the
business and the new firm will en-
deavor to reach out for more terri
tory and greater amount OF select
trade. The firms reputation is al
ready fully established at home.
A. D. Wysong returned this fore
noon from st. Paul, where he had
been since Sunday, attending a
three days meeting of the National
Laundryman's association. He had
very enjoyable time. and was the
guest of friends in Minneapolis for
a day. He hopes to attend all flu
ture meetings of the association, the
next one being in Memphis, Tenn.
Miss Emma c. ThrO, of st. Charles,
Mo-, will start on her return trip
tomorrow. Miss Thro has been the
guest of relatives here and at Ma
della for some time, and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Keber and family of Ma
della will make the trip with her.
Mr.. Keber has bought an interest
in a bank at Conception, Mo-, and
he and his family will make their
home there. Mrs. Keber and Miss
Thro are sisters.
Judge John A. Anderegg of lie
Sueur was in the city today. He
states that his duty in the murder
case there was clear and that there
was nothing to do but to hold Hall
Green to the grand jury. He says
that il is reported that Green is
framing up new story for the
grand jury, duplicating someone
else, but does not think that people
will take much stock in it, as he
has told so many stories.
Good Thunder Herald: Paul Bar
ney and wife of Anacortes, Wash.
are visiting his many friends here
and spending a few days at the
farm home. Mrs. Barney is bride
of but n few weeks and this is her
initial visit to this place. She is a
pleasing appearing young woman
and we feel that friend Harry has
chosen wisely. Mr.. Barney informs
us that his mother is getting along
nicely at Rochester at which place
she underwent an operation on
July 4.