The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-07-12
Stories Briefly Told
From Fridays Daily.

To-Day Oh business. 4
J. A. Howieson of Sterling transact
ed business in the city today.
Ward Cragun of Jordan spent yes
terday with relatives here.
T. w. DeitZ of Mapleton spent yes
terday i'm the city to visit friends.
Glen Stowe and Harry Conlin of
Winnebago spent the Fourth in Man
kato.
William Lynch of ST. Clair was in
the city yesterday as the guest of
friends.
T. J. Williams of Good Thunder
spent yesterday in the city with
friends.
Jack Hughes and Archie Jones of
Lake Crystal, transacted business in
Mankato today.
Albert Ludtke of Blue Earth num-
bered among the business visitors in
the city today
Attorney F. F. Ellsworth went to
Jasper Wednesday evening and gave
the Fourth of July address at that
place yesterday
Mrs. C. r. Luthultz of this city
and Mrs. r. C. Wood and daughter
Dolores spent a week with their
parents in Medo.
Senator E. H. Garfield of Luverne
was in Mankato today. He spoke at
the Fourth of July celebration in
Kasota yesterday.
Deputy Game Warden Con ".
Johnston of Eagle Lake was in Man
kato yesterday, while on his way
back to his home.
Ind
ed last evening from Lake Crystal
where they spent the Fourth, and
attended the Chautauqua. Eli;
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Homan, who live
on farm near here, left on Tuesday
morning for Mankato for short
visit with relatives and other friends.
Louis Bruno of Sterling Center
was in the city on Wednesday. He
made the trip in his car Mr.. Brunz
is to be married today to Miss Erna
Manthel of Good Thunder
DR.. and Mrs. H. E. Malzahn and
baby daughter drove up from Belle
PLANE yesterday and spent the day
with Mrs. MalZahn's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Penhale on Fulton.
Elysian Enterprise: R. NJ Gordon
will return to Elysian and take up
work again at the -four mill His
family will remain at Mankato for
the present but he may move back
to Elysian later in the year. az.
G. Fl. Matteson of Roseau, candi-
date for the republican nomination
for secretary of state, was in Man
kato today. He was interviewing
republicans relative to his candidacy.
He admitted that he was kept
guessing some on the present politi-
cal situation.
OrviIle Terry, formerly of Good
Thunder, passed through the city
one day this week en- route from
Minneapolis in an auto accompanied
by his. wife and baby, his sister Mrs
Laura Brown, husband and child and
Mr. Fleming. They called on friends
in this city for few minutes and
then fastened on to their destina-
ton, Good Thunder.
Minnesota Lake Tribune: Mrs.
Joseph Stadulske and children, of
Mankato, arrived in Minnesota Lake
on Tuesday evening for AN extended
visit with the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Hodge, and other rel
atives. 49,. William Fischer,
senior, left on Tuesday morning for
Mankato on a business trip. Mr..
Fischer was met by his sister, Mrs.
Schelinski, of Owatonna, and both
left, for Bookings, S. D., where they
have interests to look after. f..
Fairmont Sentinel: The De For
rest Ward family has removed to
Minneapolis where they have taken a
residence at 1904 Nicollet avenue.
Mr. Ward goes to Minneapolis to be
more centrally located for his work
as northwest superintendent of the
insurance department of the Knights
of Pythias 1T is assumed that the
absence of the Wards is temporary
and the months will not be many
until they will again make their
home here where they have spent
their lives and where all their dearest
Florence, Colorado. Their removal
is made in consideration for the
health of members of the family who
require a higher altitude. Fairmont
never had residents held in higher
regard than the Kennedys Through
his long years of faithful labor in
our schools Mr.. Kennedy has won a
place in the affairs and affections of
our people seldom accorded a citi-
zen. While it is not likely that he
will ever return to Fairmont, his
good influence will be felt and rec
ognized in the community for genera
tions. Mr.. Kennedy has at present
no definite plans for his future oc-
cupation.
]. C. Brinker of La Crosse, Wis,
has purchased the wooden mills at
st. Peter.
Mrs Henry Miller, formerly a
resident of Mankato, died a few days
ago at her home near Wells. Her
maiden name was Mary Drager and
she came with her parents to this
country many years ago.
John Page has leased his lot on
Warren street to A. M. LorentZ and
Mr.. Lorentz will move his feed store
onto the lot Immediately. This lot is
near the lot which Mr.. Lorentz re-
Gently sold to the state normal board
for their new dormitory.
From Saturdays Daily.
President G. H. Cooper of the nor
NAL school is in Chicago attending
the National Educational association
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Huntington, and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Wright of Lu-
verne visited with friends in Man
kato today.
rooroo MILAN of Manlotou nnm-