The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-02-09

4 today
! Carl Erdahl Of Blue Earth Ii
spending a few days In the city or
business.
! Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Nelson of Chi
! cago are the guests OF friends In
| Mankat0.
/ Andrew Lynch of Redwood Falls
is spending a few days with Man
kato friends.
Mrs. Louise Haas has been visit
ing with friends at Good Thunder
and Rapidan.
| C. j. Weir of Good Thunder mum
bered among the business visitors II
| the city today.
#, d. C1rrier of Nicollet was 9
business visitor in Mankato yester
day and today.
Robert Hughes and J, D. Price OF
Cambria transacted business In
Mankato today.
| Henry Rabe left for st. Paul yes
fterday where he will spend few
days on business.
Mrs. William Tracy of Two Harb
ors. Mimi, is the guest of her sister
Mrs. J. A. Apselme.
Douglas Little returned from Jud
son where he spent several days
visiting Henry Nelson.
w. d. Goodrich of Huron number
| ed among the business visitors in the
city yesterday and today.
Frank w. Moses of Madelia was
in the city yesterday on his way
home from indianapolis. Ind.
w. "A. Hamay and Miss Geneva
Swan of Alnboy are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Ray 2. Salisbury today
Mrs. B. F.. Clement and Miss Flor,
ence Clement Of st. James are Wis.
iting at the, home of Mrs. T. H. An
drews
Rev. C. w. 'Nickels, assistant pas
tor of the Lutheran Emmanuel church
has left for. Rochester to visit his
brother there.
Rev. John r. Mangolu has been ill
for the last few days with the grip,
but is, recovering. He is again &C.
tive in his work. 81
Charles Lille Of New ulm entered
the Mankato Commercial college
yesterday after attending a business
college In the twin cities. for several
months.
Rev. Karl Otto of Arcadia, Wis,
has; been In Mankato a few days to
be present at the operation of his
brother of Lake Benton, at one of
the local hospitals.
Mrs. N. G.. Cotton. Mrs. NJ. E.
Angus, Mrs. J. NJ. IIulburt of Lone
Rock. Iowa, spent last night in Man
kato before proceeding on their
way to Rochester this morning.
F. w. Shaekelton and #. E. Nc
Clure of the International Harvester
company Will leave, tomorrow even
ing for Chicago on company bnsi-
ness. They will spend about a week
there. T.. sa.... -.
J. II. Cs'rs of the George e. Brett
store retu,E,,d from the twin cities
last night where he has. bought an
exclusive line of fancy work, which
will soon be on display at the George
e. Brett store,
Miss rMarcella Janda left yesterday
for indianapolis, Ind, where She will
resume her duties as q teacher in
the schools of. that city, after hay
ing attended the funeral of her
brother, Louis E. Janda.
Carl Eckman and Louis thinner
man, who left Mankato about two
months ago for a trip west. then
south through New Mexico and
thence by water to New York, are
expected to return to Mankato to-
morrow. -
G.. Alba Lewis has returned from
his California trip where he went
to spend Christmas with his wife,
who went there last fall for the
benefit of her health. Mrs Lewis is
recovering nicely and is enjoying the
winter. Miss Amelia Iceberg is with
Mrs. Lewis. IND ~.
The Harmoniea bank ofSthis city
will give a concert at the Presbyte-
rian church on February IL. The
program Is well selected. The ladies
Of the Lutheran Ladies' seminary
will also take an active part and
a fine concert is assured. Everybody
is cordially invited to attend
Marshall News. Messenger: Miss
Louise Hinton has fully recovered
from an operation for appendicitis
and returned from her home at Man
kato last Sunday where she has been
convalescing for several weeks, and
will resume her former place witt
the law firm of Davis & Michel
Mrs. John Laurisch OF Minnesota
Lake is in the city. the guest of her
son, Attorney C. J. Laurisch. She
comes here to meet her daughter.
Miss Marie, who arrived today from
the Philippines. where she has been
supervising nurse of: the govern.
ment hospital at Manila. She! is now
on a furlough. y ( She came from the
Philippines via OF New York. ..