The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-02-23
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Annel Winkel of Mapleton called on
| friends in the city today.
| A. Anderson made a business trip
| to Madison Lake yesterday.
NJ r. Barnes of Redwood Falls
visited friends in Mankato today.
Attorney J. r.. Regan is in LIE
Sueur Center on business today.
Edward Rev of Garden City spent
the day in the city on business.
Attorney Fl. l.. Schmitt spent yes
V. NJ. Foley of Chicago is spending
several days in the city on business.
=. G.. L. Gosslee of Minnesota Lake
paid Mankato 4 business visit today.
I Mrs. Sadie Hatcher of Elysian was
the guest, of friends in Mankato to.
day. r-~s..-,. Il. t. -.
Frank Van Holm Of Minneapolis
was the guest of friends in MankatO
today. 49,. .......
George Koppen Of Rosey, Wash, is
spending q few days in MankatO with
friends. - 49,. .... p.
Mr.. Tweit and Barney Olson of
Medo were business visitors in Man.
kato today. - 81. - ~. = r..
Miss Alice Wright of St >; Peter
was the guest of friends in Mankato
yesterday. =. 49,. ~. n. ~. :. .
Miss Geneva Dutton of Algona
Iowa, is the guest Of friends in the
city today. -: -. - . - --,.
H. NJ. Ball and Wallis Ball of Nor
/ gan were business visitors in Man
kato yesterday. =''.ss .. - - >,
! Sheriff Anton osten departed last
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He returned this morning 80 -: -
! w. A. Warren, D. Virtue, H. p.
| Leach of OwatOnna, transacted bust
I ness in Afankato yesterday. 49,,
| / Robert Foesch' Of Minnesota Lake
numbered among The business Wis.
! itors in -Mankato yesterday. M
/ r.. l.. Tegner of st. PetertTis the
guest, of. his son, J. G.. 'Tegner OF
! the. National Bank of Commerce.
! The Mesdames Johnson and Tor
'gerson OF sMadelia spent last night in
the city on their way to . Rochester.
Louis Meyers, Of Wells was in
Mankato a short time yesterday at
/ tending to several business matters.
Mrs. C. w. Miller is in Newark,
| Ohio, called there by the death OF
her mother, Mrs. William Graves,
who died Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. NJ. Meier and chill.
dren and A. A. Meyer of CARRIER,
Okla, are the guests of friends in
Mankato for a few days.
National Bank Examiner ]. A. Oace
of st. Paul, accompanied by his as
sistant, N. w. Kindgren, are in the
city today on business with the
banks. ~.n~, ,.,....s
/ Paul Weigelt, of Mapleton has re-
turned from st. Paul where he
spent four weeks attending the farm
ers' short course at the college OF
agriculture. r. -|~-@,w e..
Frank Stapher of Mapleton left
this morning for ST. Paul where he
has purchased q new hotel. Mr..
Stapher has sold the Mapleton house
at Mapleton and spent last night
the city on his way TO st. Paul.
William Irasek, formerly of Mil
waukee, Wis, but a resident OF this
city since last summer, has started
clothing repair and cleaning shop
at the corner of Second and Cherry
streets, across from the Y. Nj. e
A. He will do a general cleaning of
suits and repairing.
Miss Lucille Brandenberg arrived
otday from Madison, Wis, where she
is attending the state university.
She is here to attend the funeral of
her grandmother, Mrs. ]. b. Swan,
which will be held Wednesday after
noon. Miss Brandenberg is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Comstock
while in the city.
Frank E. Mcclure, general agent
for the International Harvester COM
pany, departed today for Baldwin,
Kansas, where he will attend the
funeral of his father, John Mcclure,
who died at Granite, Oklahoma, ear
ly this morning. The elder Mcclure
was in his eightieth year and had
not been in the best of health for
some time. The remains will be
brought to Baldwin where the I'LL.
nar,l will ha hold on Thursday