The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-12-13

Members of the Swedish Congre.
gatiOnal church rendered a very
Q pleasant surprise on one of their
number last night. Charles Carlson
was the recipient of fayors. The
party called at his home on Glen
wood avenue last night and spent
social time. They presented Mr..
Carlson with some handsome tokens
and we'll wishes. Nice refreshments
were served during the evening.
w. S. Ballenger of Madison is in
town today. q B..
C. H. Schafer of GAINESVILLE visited
here yesterday.
NJ. G. Willard departed this after,
noon for Florida.
II. S. Horton of Winona was in
the city yesterday.
A. C. Ochs of Springfield was in
Mankato yesterday. ..
D. w. Davis of Cambria called in
Mankato yesterday. .....
L. j. Good of Amboy visited yes
terday in Mankato.
c. w. Jensen of Redwing spent
yesterday in Mankato.
J. l.. Krogstad of Winona called on
friends here yesterday.
c. A. Gallagher of Window was in
town today on business.
w. j. Armstrong of Owatonna call
ed in Mankato yesterday.
NJ. B. Pare of Blue Earth called
on friends here yesterday.
E. E. Bach of Red Wing was a
Mankato visitor yesterday.
Frank Gilley of New Ulm called
on friends here yesterday ..
P. Copeland of ST. James was in
town yesterday on business.
Frank B. Heibert of Mountain
Lake was in the city today.
S. H. Becker of st. James was in
the city yesterday on business.
Charles B. Start of Mountain Lake
was in Mankato yesterday on bust.
ness. nv .- -
NJ. E. Thomas of Winona trans.
acted business here yesterday.
Emil A. Boie of Rochester trans
acted business here Yesterday.
William Colbert of Winnebago was
in town on business yesterday. "s
Jay Sherk returned last evening
from an over Sunday visit in Elysian.
Miss Gertrude Schweiger of
Springfield shopped in the city yes
terday. r~ ,zt .''9
Charles Jacobson of Rochester was
in Mankato yesterday visiting with
friends.
fl" F. P. Reisdorfer of Lismore regis
tered at the Commercial college yes
teTday. .-. ,@f' ,-.
Mrs. L. C. Dodds is in Chicago
spending the holiday vacation with
her parents.
Roy keenan, and B. Timmens of
Gretna, Neb., are visiting in Man
kato this week. ..
Mrs. A. G. Erickson and son,
George were in the city yesterday
calling on friends. '- -.
w. E. Heidel of Winona spent yes
terday with his brother, DR.. F. E..
Heidel of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Neitge of
North Mankato will depart tonight
for San Diego, Cal. . 49,. g..
II. A. Heidel leaves today for the
Jordan sanatarium after a visit with
his brother, DR.. f. e. Heidel.
f.. c. Wendt and Joseph H.
Robinson of Vernon Center trans
acted business in Mankato today.
ArVid Erickson returned to his
studies at Hamline university this
afternoon, having spent few days
calling on friends.
Walton Harrison returned to Ham
line university yesterday after a
short visit with his brother DR.. d. ].
Harrison of this city.
f. w. Hartmann, who has sue
ceeded w. r. Kelly in business at
IN, nit cfn do
replenshing his stock of goods.
Fairmont Sentinel: Miss Fuller Of
Mankato, who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Timms for the past
week, returned to her home Mon
day.
Arthur J. Sullivan of International
Falls has accepted a position in the
Landmark barber shop on North
Front street Mr.. Sullivan was pro-
prietor of shop in International
Falls. n.
Miss Cecil Quinn of Fairmont re,
turned to st. Paul this afternoon
to resume her studies at Hamlipe
university, after having spent sew.
eral days as the guest of Miss
Maude Geddes. -.--. ...
Mrs H. A. Patterson returned
last night from Rochester where she
has been with Mrs. J. NJ Edwards
whose husband, DR.. Edwards, was
operated on last week. The doctor
is getting along better than the at
tending physicians thought he would
at the time of the operation.
John Hager of Mankato and Ed
ward Sturm of Rapidan left yes
terday for Jacksonville, Florida
where they will spend the winter
On their way they will stop of
and visit friends and relatives al
Chicago, Alabama and Kentucky
Many friends were at the depot tc
see them off, and wish them a joy
full trip. ur
Henry Wiltgen returned last even
ing from St Paul where he attend
ed the funeral Of James J. Spell
man. which was held yesterday
morning. Mrs. Wiltgen and children
viii remain in ST. Paul until the
latter part of the week The
fuieral was very largely attended
BY the MANY friends of the de
ceased and the floral offerings were
especially beautiful . -rf.
o. B. Burgess, now of Fredericks
Wis, hut eighteen years ago a resi-
dent of Mankato, is in the city to
day looking up old acquaintances