The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-06-28
Racine, Wis, are guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Hunt.

-. 4. ANDERSON, general mef-
chant of Westbrook, stopped off in
the city a short time today, while
on his way home from Albert Lea.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Juliar and
baby of st. Clair have returned from
Olivia, where they attended the we'd
ding of Mrs Juliar's brother, Henry
Evert.
Miss Lucille Mcknight and her lit
tie niece arrived here Wednesday
from Rochester and continued on
their way to Sioux City, Iowa, this
morning after spending a short time
with Miss Grace Zuel.
Mrs Caroline Mcclure and daugh-
ter, Miss Lula Mcclure, have arrived
here from Granite, Okla, as the
guests of their son and brother, F.
E. Mcclure. They will spend the
greater part of the summer here.
Miss Elizabeth Rowe of st. Paul is
the guest of DIR. and Mrs NJ r.
Coulter for a short time She came
from Lake Crystal this afternoon,
wheer she attended the MillionHar-
ris wedding. Miss Rowe is DR.. Coul-
ter's niece.
lie Sueur Center Democrat: Miss
day in this place visiting the family
of F. l.. Holmes. She left Tuesday
evening for st. Paul, where she ex
poets to spend a few days and then
return to this place for longer
visit.
Sherburn Advance: Mr.. Case of
Mankato has been visiting at the
Rev. Hawley home the past week.
Mr. Case spent the winter in Cal
ifornia and Mr.. Hawley had the use
of his horse during his absence. Mr..
Case took the animal back to Man
kato with him.
Mrs. Cooley Root arrived in Ma
pleton last Monday from Pasadena,
Cal, and spent a couple of days as
the guest of Mrs. John Johnston.
After visiting friends at Minnesota
Lake and Mankato she will pack up
her household goods to move to Up
land, Cal, where she is to make her
future home.
Good Thunder Herald: George
O'Grosky is now located at Interna-
tional Falls, that thriving city in
Northern Minnesota. The Herald
will keep him posted on the doings
of the home folks. c. l.. Benedict
and wife of Mankato have also been
looking over the situation there, and
believe the territory a good one. We
understand they will locate there
soon.
Mapleton Enterprise: Karl Shat
tuck of Alameda, Cal, son of Mrs.
Anna Wilde Shattuck, who has been
here for the past two weeks visit
ing his aunt, Mrs. j. II. Cornell, and
his grandfather, William Wilde, de-
parted Wednesday morning for Man
kato, where he will spend a short
time visiting at the home of Mrs. S.
w. Burgess. Mr. Shattuck is an all
around athlete and has just return
ed from an athletic contest at La
fayette, Ind, where he represented
Berkeley college of Berkeley, Cal, be-
ing one of the best men in the west
as hammer and weight thrOwer.
Vests barber shop at Waseca was
robbed of five razors and quantity
of smoking tobacco, Monday night.
St. Peter is to lose one of it's
leading business men. Charles H.
Clark, prominent in business circles
of that city for the past fifteen
years, has purchased controlling
interest in the Prussian Remedy
company of st. Paul, and will go to
that city to take charge of it's plant
on July !.
A sheriff's sale was held at the H.
P. Jensen building on south Second
yesterday at which the farm imple-
ments formerly owned by R. E. Sal
isbury were sold. H. P. Jensen, the
heaviest creditor, bid in a large part
of the stock. The building will now
be occupied by Carl Eckman, the
agent for the Kissel Kar, and he
will conduct garage and Salesroom
there.
Good Thunder Herald: The North
MankatO ball team was here again
on Sunday, hoping to take revenge
for a previous defeat. The game was
well played on both sides and Man
kato should have been shut out, but
was given three scores on a scratch.
Good Thunder, of course, doubled
up on this and won the game, as
they have done in all cases. We
want to compliment the visitors on
being good players and nice
bunch of boys.
Heron Lake News: G. X. Willard
came home last week from ROches-
ter, where he went for an operation
Dr. Richardson diagnosed the case
as bricktilelitus, and could do moth
ing for him here, so sent him to Ro-
chester, and it is said the patient
came home with a pocket full of
orders for the product of the Heron
Lake Brick and Tile company. There
are some big buildings being put up
in Rochester, buildings that require
first class material, and Mr. Willard
was there to take the orders.
Winnebago Enterprise: The mem
bers of the local Epworth league
are looking forward with great in
terest to the coming district conven-
ton of the Epworth leagues of the
Mankato district to be held in this
city June %, 20, 80. The committees
are all hard at work. The conven-
ton will open with a banquet in the |
church parlors Friday evening, June |
%, given by the Winnebago chapter |
to the visiting delegates and all To- !
cal leaguers. Mrs. w. N. Jameson |
of Mankato expects to be present |
and will appear on the program, Civ
ing several addresses, it is hoped |
LIE Sueur News: Thursday last a |
pack" of revenue men invaded the |
town, working the same farce the
pure food inspectors work. They /
visited the saloons, testing the proof
Of alcoholic JinuorS and tho onlv opa |