The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-10-27

called on friends here this morn
ing.
George>P. Howell of Fargo, N. D.,
transacted business here this morn
ing.
Miss Mayme Ziegler spent yester-
day visiting friends at LIE Sueur Cen
ter.
Miss Kate Peterson of Amboy was
the guest of friends in Mankato to.
day.
Mrs. w. L. Tallman is in the city
today visiting her son, Joseph Tall
man.
Claude McComb of st. Clair Wis.
tied friends here yesterday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. H. Virgins of
Lake Crystal visited friends here
today.
J. H. Goodrich of st. Paul is the
guest of the Saulpaugh for a few
days.
Miss Blanche Jones of Lake Crys-
tai was the guest of friends this
morning.
w. ID. Willard returned today from
a few days business visit in Min
neapolis.
Joseph Roemer of Madison Lake
was a business caller here yesterday
afternoon.
o. NJ. Schmidt, formerly of West
brook, renewed acquaintance here
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Kelley of Ro-
chester are guests of friends in the
city today.
George H. Veith and P. J. Cahill
of GAINESVILLE are business visitors
here today.
Miss Lastie Welter of LIE Sueur
is the guest of Miss Anna Welter
for a few days.
Michael Russell of Ceresco town
ship called on friends at the court
house this afternoon.
B. D. Hughes, chairman of the
town board of Cambria, was in Man
kato today on business
AIIOi Ncy Ii. II. HCuillLC ISIuIHStl
last night from st. Paul where he
had gone on legal business.
Mrs. Alma Heimbach, mother of
Mrs. Rudolph Bierbauer, departed to.
day for her home in Cincinnati.
Edgar Hood of San Francisco is
the guest of William Spornitz, pas
senger agent at the union depot.
C. E. Bush and Matt Farmer of
Madison Lake transacted business
in Mankato yesterday afternoon.
Attorney Thomas Hughes has re-
turned from Barron, Wis, where he
had gone to attend a court case.
w. B. Wilkins came down from
Mapleton yesterday afternoon to at
tend to several business matters
here. 15|
John Hardegger, proprietor of the
Beaver Dam resort at Lake Jeffer-
son, is in the city today on bust
ness.
Rudolph Jensen of Sleepy Eye is
in the city today ard while here
visited the Nelson & Anselme tailor
shop. 49,
Mrs. Charlotte Rose departed this
afternoon for Rochester, N. Y, where
she will remain for a number of
months.
F. M. Otto and Ed Brett have gone
to Swan lake to try their luck at
duck hunting. They will return this
evening.
G. w. Clausen of Lamberton is in
the, city today with his little daugh-
ter who must undergo an operation
for her throat.
Attorney C. o. Daley and Judge
w. l.. Comstoek left this morning
for st. Peter where they will at
tend district court.
The Misses LAVA Juliar, Sophia
and Rosa Hagemeister and Mrs. o.
o. Juliar of st. Clair visited in the
city this morning.
Attorny c. E. Phillips of the firm
of Phillips & Hunt, arrived home to-
day after trip to Northern Mime
sofa and North Dakota points.
Charles b. Steiner, H. SLIDER,
Aaron Bekke and M. ]. Bekke were
among those who attended the
Geiger-Scwheim wedding yesterday.
B. Frank Pay and F. M. Currier
went to st. Paul this morning to
attend the waterway improvement
hearing that was scheduled to be
held there during the day.
Miss Harriet Palmer of Brookings,
S. D., has returned to her studies
at the Mankato Commercial college.
She was a student here last year
and will now finish her course.
P. l.. Flynn, who travels for the
Phoenix Life Insurance company,
with headquarters at Mankato, was
in the city this morning before leav-
ing for the southern part of the
state.
President c.. H. Cooper of the
normal arrived home today from Min
neapolis where he attended the in
auguration of Dr. George E.. Vincent
as president of, the University of
Mrs. Arthur Mueller has returned
% her home at Oakland, Calf, after
making an extended visit here with
friends. Mrs. Mueller formerly lived
n Westbrook and was also well