The Mankato free press., 1912-02-02

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kato yesterday afternoon.
-'i Howard Trask of Blunt, S. D.. is
in the city today. Mr.. Trask is a
real estate man Of Blunt.
. Charles McGarry OF Fnlda was in
the city this morning attending to
several business matters.
/ Miss Julia Bergote Of Noonan, N.
D., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Harvey
Withchurch for O few days.
Miss e. B. Gardner and Miss Ella
Bell Coe Of this city have entered
the Davis Business university.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chapman and
son, Meyo, OF Garden City were
visitors in Mankato yesterday.
\ George Gray Of Vernon Center and
Fl. C. Mcbride OF Garden City were
business visitors in Mankato today.
3 Mrs. Charles X. Mayer and Mrs
Wilbur NJ. Taylor left this morning
for st. Paul to attend grand opera
Robert Berndt of the Mankate
Electric company spent Sunday. with
relatives in New Ulm, returning yes
terday.
Professor John ]. Koehn, superin
tendent of the public shoots of Win
dom is spending several days In
Mankato.
Mrs. II. A. Patterson. Miss Caro-.
iyn Robbins and George e. Brett
went to ST. Paul today to attend
grand opera!
Miss L. s. Seller of Sheldon, Iowa
has accepted n position as stenog
rapher and telephone operator at the
Saulpaugh hotel.
Lloyd Stearns of Fulda and Herman
A.. Klinkammer of Heron Lake began
their studies at the Commercial col
lege this morning.
j. J. Koehn, the superintendent OF
schools of Cottonwood county has
returned to his home after spending
a few days in the city.
James Woodruff Of Cedar Rapids
and C. A. Parxson of Kansas City
are in the city today attending to
their real estate business.
Wood Gains. the popular travel
ing man from Omaha, representing
the American Hand-Sewed Shoe. com
pany was in the city yesterday calling
on the trade.
Fl. w. Bartlett, travelling sales
man for the American Steel apt
Wire company, and running. out Of
this city, is in Mankato today, call
ing on the trade.
Louis Dietz returned to the city
after spending Sunday with his
friends and relatives at Mapleton
to resume his studies at one of the
local business colleges.
Mrs. William Teed of Window is
the guest of her son, Frank, and
Mrs. w. W. Zuel for few days
She Is returning from visit with
her daughter in Madison Lake.
Mrs. John A. Tidland and grand
son, John F. Woller departed today
on an extended visit to Marshall
Mimi, to be the guests of Mrs
C. r. Wiler, daughter of Mrs. It'd
land. h
Rev. Father Hughes will go to st,
Marys, Waseca county. tomorrow to
attend the funeral of the late Father
Culliton. Next Monday Father Hughes
will go to Rolla, Mo-, where he will
visit DR.. and Mrs. j. A. HieseheI
for two weeks. ~;
Earl Shoemaker left last night fol
Bethany college near Lincoln. Neb
Before leaving he was rendered g
farewell party Saturday night by
tho young people of the Christian
church. A number OF useful gifts
were given him. He Will study music
at Bethany college,. a
/ Mrs. Gum Of st. Paul. Mrs. John
Bishop of Princeton. and Mr.. and Mrs
John L. King of Jackson have re.
turned to their respective homes,
having been called here on account
of, the death of their father, Fl. A.
Huri. Mrs. Hayes will remain with
her mother for a week or SO.
Mrs. Clifford Force was in the city
this morning for a short time before
returning to her home at Clear Lake
Is. D. She had been at Luverne
where she underwent an operation
After the operation she spent a short
time at Vernon Center resting. Mrs
Byrill Clement sister-in-iaw OF
Mrs. Cliord Force of Redwood Falls
was in the city yesterday after visit
ing her brother Rev. Clements al
Vernon Center.