The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-01-20

street, Tor the dement, or the
Ladies Relief society. Nice re-
froshments were served, and the
afternoon was spent with cOnversa-
ton. The neat sum OF S. was
raised for the Relief society.
Monday afternoon Mrs. Sellens will
entertain for the same purpose at her
home on Mulberry street.
w. A. Plymat took a business trip
to Waseca today.
w. r. Geddes took 4 business trip
to Henderson yesterday.
August G. Erickson of Springfield
was in the city yesterday.
w. II. Jaeger OF LeSueur Center
was in Mankato over night.
NJ. ii. StrOebel of MapletOn paid
the city visit last night
II. =, G. Allyn attended the auto
show in St. Paul yesterday.
Attorney Charles Thompson of
AmbOy was in, Mankato today.
Carl Eckman is one of those at.
tending the auto show at St. Paul.
Frank L. McLaurin attended the
automobile show at st. Paul this
week.
! w. r. Waldron and Earl Olive of
Winnebago we're in MarkatO last
night -
j. =. Dineen was one of the Man
kato visitors at the auto show mt
st. Paul this week.
! a. G. Bierbauer, was q visitor in
ST. Paul yesterday and dropped in
at the automobile show. -
Mrs. Minnie G. Hubbard, Miss
Julia Hubb and Miss X. Hannah
Jones are attending the grand opera,
st. Paul.
A. y. Salisbury and daughter and
Mrs. A. II. Lang and two children
left today for San Diego. Cal. They
will return to Mankato the last OF
March.
j. NJ. Chapman, secretary of the
| Garden City school board. was in
! Mankato today. He states that the
burned building will be rebuilt. The
insurance on the building had not
expired.
Daniel Fichtborn, the veteran
newspaper man of ST. Peter, who
suffered stroke of paralysis two
weeks ago, was taken to the state
soldiers home hospital yesterday
for treatment.
City Engineer John Wilson wen,
to Minneapolis this morning In re-
spOnse to request from the state
board OF health. to consult in regard
to the typhoid fever situation and
water supply there.
Saltwater Gazette: Willard l..
! Comstock, grand master workman;
Charles Z. Larson, grand recorder,
| and William Repke, deputy of ST.
Paul. We're in the city last night to
! attend the A. O. U. w. installation.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fl. Saulpaugh re-
turned last night from ST. Paul where
! they attended the automobile show.
1t was the first show Of the kind
ever held in st. Paul, and was a
good little show, according to Mr..
Saulpaugh.
Mrs. A. c. Barney has gone to
Orlando, Florida, where she is nicely
settled for the rest of the winter.
With her are her daughter, Mrs.
| Herbert Carleton and children of st.
Louis Park. The children have en-
tered school. and run about bare
footed.
! f. T.. BrOwder returned this week
from three weeks trip through
Texas, Arizona and To Los Angeles.
He. is very much taken up with the
Gulf Coast country and believes Ii
is the coming fruit and vegetable
raising section. lie visited with j.
J. Waddell, who is located in Yuma,
Arizona.
DR.. and Mrs. J. w. Andrews will
depart the latter part of next week
for the east. They will visit Wash
ington, New York and Boston The
doctor will take up postgraduate
work in New York and Boston. and
Mrs. Andrews will receive lessons in
painting. They expect to be absent
from four TO six weeks.
Winnebago Enterprise: DR.. Annis-
president of the Southern Min
nesota Dental society. entertain
ed the following members of the
executive committee at The Flor.
ence Wednesday: Drs. VALID of Jack
son. Burril of Heron Lake, Dusse OF
Mapleton, Demo of Blue Earth and