The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-10-13

Chicago. where he had been for two
weeks past,
George B. Turner of Fulda is in
the city visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. f. A. Cote.
J. w. Lowell of Vernon Center is
in the city today, as the guest of
his brother-in-law, Miles Porter.
DR.. G. r. Curran has returned
from ST. Paul where he attended the
convention of the State Medical So
ciety.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. S. HolbrOok are
in st. Paul today, where the fornter
ciety convention. -.
B. l.. Cover of GAINESVILLE is G.
guest at the Stahl house today. He
will attend to several business maj
tiers before returning.
J. C. Miller, J. Jackson, Charles
Bevens and o. Schwender returned
last night from Swan Lake where
they had gone on hunting trip.
Miss Clara q. Dunbar left for her
home in Pontiac, H., this afternoon
after spending the summer with her
cousin, Mrs. NJ. D. Fritz, 121 Clark
street. :.
Mrs. B. C. Frederick came down
from Watertown, S. D., on Tuesday
last to open up the house for the
home coming of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Ellis.
Miss Georgia Bellingham win
leave tonight for Marshall where she
will spend Sunday. Miss BellinS-
ham is a shorthand teacher at the
Davis business college.
Rochester Post and Record: Mrs.
G.. H. Barnard of Mankato and Mrs.
G. H. Goodfellow of Fountain, have
returned to, their homes, after visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
A. Pattinson.
Elysian Enterprise: Henry Mark
ytan came down from North Man
kato last Thursday to see his father
who is being treated by S. NJ. Bruce
for the removal of a cancerous
growth of the lip.
F.. J.. Pearson of the South West
ern Land company will leave tomor-
row for Yuma, Arizona, where he
will engage in the real estate bust
ness. He will still be connected
with the South Western Land COM
pany.
Winnebago Enterprise: Mr.. and
Mrs. George Black antoed down
from Mankato Friday afternoon. Miss
Helen Parker, who is attending the
normal school at Mankato, came
down with them for short visit
at home.
Worthington Globe: Mrs. F. M.
Manson left Wednesday morning for
| Mankato, where she visited until
I Thursday, when she was met by
| Dr.. Manson there, while en- route
! to the twin city to attend the medi-
cal convention.
i Mr.. and Mrs Henry Throendle
have returned to Mapleton after an
absence of a year and a half spent
on Mr.. Throendles claim in Mon.
tana. He has proved up on an eighty
acre homestead The land is in the
| Flathead valley and is considered
to be worth from $65 to SIS pei
acre.
! Hon. George w. Norman of Lake
Crystal was in Mankato today. He
stated that the Blue Earth County
Agricultural society will certainly
come out even on the fair held at
| Garden City last week. The band
| tournament that was to have been
held at Lake Crystal today was post.
poned until next Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ellis ar.
rived home yesterday afternoon from
four months visit in Colorado
They spent two months on the
western slope at Paonia and two
months on the eastern slope at
Boulder. They left their daughter
Mrs. w. r. Bradshaw, at Boulder
i and she is doing nicely.
| Colonel Charles e. : Johnson OF
Mankato, colonel of the Minnesota
National Guards, left for Buffalo to.
day to attend the National Guards
convention of the United States,
which will be in session for three
days at the sixty-fifth regiment ar.
mory. Colonel Johnson will be join.
ed at ST. Paul this evening by Gen.
eral r. B. Wood, General c.. Nc.
Reeve, Colonel A. w. Wright, Col
| onel e. P. Luce and Major George
G. Lambert.
From Saturdays Daily.
Pleasant Surprise on Pastor and Wife.
Rev and Mrs. G. A. Rabe were
pleasantly surprised by the Congre-
cation of the German Methodist
Episcopal church last Tuesday night,
| at their home on North Broad street,
the occasion being their silver we'd
ding anniversary. Everything that
! was desired and needed for the oc-
casion was brought by the self-in-
vited guests. John H. Hansen made
a few remarks, presenting the silver
tea set and also number of silver
dollars. Both Rev. and Mrs. Rabe
responded very feelingly, after which
a supper was served at twelve
O'Clock.
The out of town guests were: