The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-04-12
! lis in the city today on legal bust

Miss Eunice Hummel of Dunda
called on friends in Mankato yea
terday.
Mrs. e. Frank and Miss Eda Franl
Of st. Clair visited in Mankato yes
r tcrday.
= Miss Louise Knapp of Lakelield i
spending the day in the city witt
friends.
, Mrs. w. II. Wyne OF St James il
spending tho day in tho city visitin;
/, friends.
; Carl o, Bosin. the merchant o
Rapidan, transacted business In tn
city today.
Ed Miller of st. Clair numbered
iamong the business visitors in Man
kato today.
Mrs. George S. Hage and son. o
Madelia are visiting friends in Man
kato today.
! Frank Clayne of Redwood. Fall:
was one of the business visitors II
the city today.
! Harry Lynch Of Mcpherson mum
bered among the business visitors
in the city today. .
Miss Gustava Howard of Vernon
Center was the guest of friends in
the city yesterday.
Miss Ruth Bradley, who is teach
ing at AXE Crystal, is spending hel
spring vacation here
Mrs. M. M. Pratt of Mapleton Wis
( tied in the city yesterday afternoon
and did some shopping.
Fred Letta and Fred Ottenburg Of
| Owatonna are among the business
visitors in the city today.
! Miss Clara Hoverson arrived in
the city last night from GAINESVILLE
to visit friends here today.
Miss Amanda Gerlach returned to
her home yesterday at Good Thun
der after visiting friends in the
city.
Miss Anna Mclean and Miss Thea
Jensen went to their home in Red
wood Falls this Afternoon to spend
Easter.
| Miss Mary Ingraham returned
yesterday to her home at lie Sueur
after spending the day in the city
visiting. - - =
| Mrs. r. l.. Evans and Miss Jane
E. Evans of Redwood Falls are
the guests of friends in Mankato
for few days.
Miss AIDA Reid, who is teaching
| in the public schools at Austin, is
spending her spring vacation with
her mother ON South Fourth street.
Mrs. Marion Hunt Lambert is WIS.,
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
w. Hunt. Mr.. Lambert will arrive
here later and remain during the
summer. E..' ~.
J. W. True, who has been visit.
ing here and attending to business
matters for the past ten days, depart
ed for oklahoma City last night.
He will be here again about June
| /, when he will move his family
to their new home in the southern
city.
Miss Lois Goodrich. who has been
spending few days with her moth
Ter, Mrs. r. A. Goodrich, on Hickory
street, went to Albert Lea this
morning to remain a few days with
friends, and will return to her
school work in Minneapolis from
there. 80 s~,.s
d. A. Worthington, first vice presi-
dent Of the Reading and Lake Erie
road, passed through Mankato today.
He came in his private car, which
was switched from the Great West
ern to the Omaha road, and he pro-
ceeded north to st. Paul. He was
accompanied by several officials of
the Reading and Lake Erie.
Rochester Post and Record At
the meeting of the city council on
next Monday night another power
proposition is to be presented to the
city. The National Bond and In
vestment company propose to build
power house below. the dam now
owned by the III. M. Byllesby COM
pany on the Cannon river, to fur
other cities. Should the city accept
this offer, it is probable that local
company would be organized to pro-
mote the proposition.
C. NJ. Masters is remodeling the
house at Second and Liberty streets
into a duplex fat. This dwelling
was formerly owned by DR.. w. w.
Eberhart.
Springfield has organized "a good
roads association.
From Fridays Daily.
Miss Pearl Vernon Of KasOta visit
ed here yesterday.
J. A. Howieson of Sterling spent
Wednesday in the city.
Mrs. It. Lien of WinnebagO visit
ed friends here yesterday.
Jesse Storrs of Amboy was in the
city on business yesterday. -
Miss Elsie Read of Eagle Lake
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