The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-12-27
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a student at the Wisconsin univer.
sity.
Miss Esther Carlson, stenographer
at Fowler and Pays, left for Bel
grade this morning to spend the
Christmas vacation with her par
tents.
/ r. A. Dahns, Rudolph Giuth and
Herman Beetz, students at the Com.
1nercial college, left today for Nor.
gan where they will spend the holi.
days
G.. Mhndinger, student at Nil.
waukee Lutheran high school, reach.
ed Mankato yesterday to spend his
Christmas vacation With his parents
Rev. and Mrs. Mundinger.
Rochester Post and Record: Mr.
land Mrs. H., J. Wagon and daugh
I ter, Miss Florence Of Wiuona, were
in the city Thursday to visit DR.
Edwards of that city, who is at The
Kahler.
| August Faubel and A. Lutz, both
students at Lutheran normal school
lat New Ulm, stopped to call on
friends in this city yesterday on
their way home to Norfolk, Neb
for q, two weeks vacation
st. James Journal: Mrs J. D.
Duane of Mankato came down Fri
day for visit with her daughter
Mrs. r. w. Steel. Little Miss Jean
Steel, who had been visiting at the
home of her grandparents, returned
with her.
Mrs. NJ. J. Mcleod is in the city
en- route to her home in lie Sueur
after remaining at Rochester several
days with her daughter Ada, who is
fast recovering from an operation
Miss Mcleod will leave Rochester
this evening and go to Minneapo
lis where she will remain over the
holidays with her sister, who is a
member of The Minneapolis Tribune
staff
Former Senator George w. Somer
vile Of Sleepy Eye is travelling in
Japan, and is writing some very
interesting letters to The Sleepy Eye
Herald-Dispateh in which he relates
his experiences in the little coun
TRY across the Pacific.
The scholars of the Lutheran I'm
manuel school of this city surprised
their teachers in presenting them
with Christmas presents. Professor
Frey. principal, received a costly
office chair from his class. Professor
Seltz a fountain pen. and Professor
| Nickles pair of Roman gold cuff
buttons. The school VIII close fol-
a weeks, vacation next Monday.
One Of the handsomest, as vel
as one Of the most instructive cal
endars We have seen for this year
| is that sent out by White & Wyckofi
Manufacturing company, manufac
turers Of "Autocrat" and exclusive
correspondence stationery, Holyoke
Mass: The large type. the featuring
Of holidays and notable days o
the year, in three-color process print
ing makes the calendar a most desir
able one. A calendar will be mailed
upon. a receipt of 10. cents in coii
or. United States stamps. 49,. 4.
New Ulm Journal: AT a meeting
| of the. board of directors of the New
ulm Farmers Elevator company
which was held last week, a diyi
dend of six per cent was declared
to all stockholders of record, which
shows that the company is enjoying
goodly measure of prosperity. The
directors examined the books Of Sec
fetary Herm. PA nder and Mana
ger. Henry Thiede and found every
thing In excellent condition. The
fsemi-annual report of the secretary
was read, which showed that during
the past six months about $4,000
bushels of grain and thirteen car
loads. OF cattle and hogs had been
shipped to market. Nearly 1000 tons
of coal, a few carloads of salt and
one of oil meal have been disposed
sof to members of the company and
others dnriDg the same period.