The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-06-23

| j. B. Nielsen has crew of me
chanics at work on the superstruc
ture of house on West Belgrade
avenue. The foundation has been in
some time. The house will be OF
brick and hollow tile and modern
throughout. 1t will be for sale when
completed
The house which Fred Emeler is
building for his own use is nearly
completed, only part of the painting
remaining to be done. The new
house will make an excellent home
for Mr.. Emeler and family 1t is
a credit to the village
Mrs. c. J. Lusk and daughter
Lucille expect to leave Monday fol
Harbor Beech, Mich, to be absent
two months. On the way they will
visit different points in Iowa and
at Chicago. ~
The cutwOrm has gone into a fly
or something else, no one cares what
All growing stuff has suffered by
it's ravages, but there is yet time to
replace most of the damage done.
The house being built by Glen
Kotthoff is nearing completion. II
is expected to have the house
ready for occupancy in about ten
days.
Mrs. Paul Lehman and children left
today for Sioux City, Iowa, to visit
with friends there. Miss George
King will accompany Mrs. Lehman
The house being built by Nels
Dubois for Senator S. d. Works is
enclosed and will be completed In
two or three weeks.
The house which Phillip Pehling is
erecting on Nicollet avenue, corner
Of Lake street, is about completed
1t is built to rent.
Miss Emma Larson has returned
home from North Branch, MINI.
where she has been teaching school
the past year.
Mrs Wachtler is a visitor at Lam
berton this week She was called
there because of the illness of heI
father
J. B. Brisbois has the foundation
completed for the house which he
is building on Wheeler avenue
Mrs. Craver returned Monday from
Owatonna where she spent a week
visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Tressler and son spent Tues
day and Wednesday at Lake Crystal
visiting Mrs. Mead.
John Struthers of Faribault spent
Saturday and Sunday with j. G.
Walrod.
From Fridays Daily.
Fl. H. Thinker, the poultryman
who purchased the Kenne farm near
the village limits last fall, reports
splendid business done this spring
The proximity of his new location
to the city has been great advan
tage to him over his former place
near Lake Washington. He is now
able to get shipments off promptly
with very little of his time sacri
feed. Mr.. Thinker will leave in a
few days for Chicago and other
eastern points in the interest of his
poultry business.
Mrs. Cowgirl and son, Raymond,
left yesterday afternoon for Plain.
view, Mimi, where they will visit
Mrs. Cowgill's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. X. Hail. They made the trip
by driving over the country and will
make short stops at GAINESVILLE, Wa
SEGA and other points where they
will visit friends and relatives.
1t is planned for this department
to publish pictures of North Man.
kato residences at intervals of a few
days, if possible two cuts week
will be run. 1t is believed this will
prove an effective means of adver.
Using the village as well as adding
to the attractiveness and interest OF
the department.
An enjoyable party was given Lois
F. Swenson. Miss Doyle formerly
resided with her parents in North
Mankato. Her visit here will be ex-
tended another week.
Mrs. w. j. Nixon pleasantly en-
tertained few young friends at
her home yesterday afternoon in
honor of Miss Freda Anderson, who
is visiting in the village.
Mrs. w. E. Nesbitt, son and daugh-
ter, who have been visiting at the
home of W. E. Murden the past
week, left this afternoon for their
home in Alexandria.
Miss May Mcdonald of Grand
Forks, N. D., will make her home
with Mrs. T.. T. WEIGH while at
tending the summer school at the
normal.
F. L. Thinker of San Francisco.
Cal, is visiting his brother, H. H.
Thinker. He will remain in this see-
ton several weeks.
A. e. Kief departed this morning
for Duluth where he will remain sew
eral days on business.
Griffith & Walker expect to be
gin work today on the artesian well
for the village.
From Saturdays Daily.
ST. Peter Herald: State Superin-
tendent c. G. Schulz has notified
County Superintendent M. r. Davis