The Mankato free press., 1911-09-22
c. F.. Force came down from Yer


Hugh Edwards of Lake Crystal
was a visitor at the fair yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Rabe and fam
lily are in the city today from Nicol-
let.
Mrs. John AlmQuist is the guest
Iof Mrs. c. S. Christensen at Ma
della.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Pass went
to Minneapolis yesterday to visit
friends.
w. A. Young has returned to Lake
Crystal after visiting in Mankato a
,, few days.
Walter Miller returned to Mime.
apolis last evening where he will be
employed.
H. ]. Snow returned to lie Sueur
, after a business visit in the city
yesterday.
Purley Keene left last night for
ST. Paul where he will attend the
university.
Fenner Buffham left for Idaho
Falls, last night where he will be
! employed.
Adolph c.. Torreson and V. A. Thor
stenson of Sterling are Mankato Wis.
itors today.
George Eberlein of Blue Earth
came down on his motorcycle today
/ to visit the fair.
F. NJ. Schwartz is making a bust
ness visit here today from AmbOy.
He will also see the fair.
Miss Harriet Herbst will leave for
,, Minneapolis tomorrow where she
i will visit for several days.
II. A. Patterson will return tomor-
row from ten days hunting and
business trip at Valley City, N. D.
John S. HalvOrsOn, president of
the First National Bank of Fulda,
was a Mankato visitor yesterday.
Slayton Herald: Miss Florence
Lee went to Mankato, Monday morn
, ing to spend few weeks vacation
with friends.
Mrs. John Steele of Decoria re-
/ turned from ST. James this after
! noon after ten days stay at the
! home of her son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Williams and
family of MinneOpa are visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Cleveland while
attending the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Chambers re.
! turned to their home in st. Paul
! yesterday after a visit of several
days in Mankato.
| Miss Louise Heinze is back from
! an extended visit to the DakOtas
i She has resumed her position at the
| HeinZe candy store.
Verd Babcock and Ray Johnson of
Madelia were in the city yesterday
attending the fair. They returned
| late in the evening
| Mrs. r. l.. Harper left last even
ing for visit with relatives and
friends at Rialto, Cal
Miss Carlson departed at noon to-
day for Wolsey, S. D., where she
/ will visit with friends.
! Miss Frances Koller, who is stu
dent here visited with her people at
LIE Sueur for several days this week
and returned last evening.
Fl. Cauffman, conductor on the
Great Western railway, left yester-
day to spend his vacation with his
family at Mount Hope, Wis.
Emroy Canright and Harry Wood
ard of Fairmont passed through
Mankato last night on their way to
attend college at Beloit, Wis.
Secretary Fred Mcintosh of the
state dairy and food commission
was in the city today in connection
with case in the municipal court.
d. A. Knock of ST. Peter passed
through the city last night on his
way home from Washington where
he has been employed for the past
j year.
Oscar Hallquist, state dairy and
food inspector, has been making sew
eral tests in the city recently and
will return to his home at Faribault
today.
Warren D. Hurst, who has been
the guest of his brother, Norman
Hurst, for several weeks, departed
today for Kenosha, Wis. Later he
will go east
E. r. Leigloff, brakeman on the
Great Western for the past several
years, has resigned and will accept
a position as switchman in the AL
bert Lea yards.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wermerskerchen
and daughter returned to their home
at Belle PLANE last night after
spending a short time visiting their
son, Leo Wermerskerchen.
Lem Sharpless, an engineer on the
Omaha railway, will visit Mankato
today and of course make it point
to see the fair. While here he will
be the guest of E. A. Hitchcock.
Miss June Aikens of Redwood
Falls was the guest of Misses Beth
and Helen Tompkins today From
| here she went to Newport Beach,
Cal, where she will make her home.
DR.. d. F. Catlin spent the fore.
noon in st. Peter on business con.
nected with the affairs of the SIM
plex Manufacturing company. He
states that the company is doing
nicely.
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