The Mankato free press., 1912-05-03

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]. A. Craig arrived in the city
r last night from Tracy.
II. A. Patterson made a business
trip, to the twin cities today.
Blaine Lambert of Madison. N. j.
viii arrive in the city this evening
Ora Swami of Garden City is the
guest of his son, ]. f. Swami. to.
day.
Mrs. Thomas Keefe of Bagley is
days.
Mrs. John Deglman of Madison
Lake visited friends in Mankato yes.
terday. s..
f. NJ. Covert of st. Paul is spend.
ing a few days in Mankato visiting
friends.
r. +. Nelson OF Alexandria is
spending q few days in Mankato on
business.
DIR. j. w. b. Welcome of Sleepy
Eye spent the day in the city on
business.
\ II.
was in the city yesterday calling
on his friends.
c. A. Hedberg went to Minneapo.
lis today to remain two or three
days on business.
Mr.. and Mrs John Ireland of FL.
gin, Ill.,, were the guests of friends
in the city today.
Miss Bertha Hunt has returned
from Tracy and Canby where she
visited with friends.
Miss Lillian HinZ Of Spokane.
Wash, is visiting friends in Man
kato for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Fairbanks of
Burt, Iowa, spent yesterday in Man
kato visiting friends here.
II. w Bracken of Minneapolis re.
turned yesterday 10 his home after
spending few days here.
Mrs. Harry Thiel of Butterfield
is spending few days here visit,
ing her brother, c. A. Crooker.
Miss Louise Heinze returned yes
terday from Lake Crystal where she
spent a few. days visiting friends
Walter Grant, who has been a
student at the Commercial college,
has left for his home in the Black
Hills.
! Mrs. Gus Berendt of Faribault is
visiting her brother, John Berendt,
and family, of North Mankato, for a
few days. '
Leo Landkamer, John Ostebo. Miss
Agnes FOlz and Miss Anna Welter
drove to St. Peter last evening in
the formers automobile. -,.s
Harry Heidel, who is travelling for
! the Standard Lumber company, will
leave tonight for western trip. He
will be gone about a month a.
! w. D. Chamberlain of the Ameri.
can Amusement company is here to-
lay looking over his interests in the
Unique and Wonderland theatres. E
John Nyquist was called to James.
vile yesterday by the serious i'll
ness of his brother, Michael Ny
4 auist, who is afflicted with cancer.
I Miss Gustia Ihrig and Elmer West.
i erman of Montgomery passed
through the city yesterday on their
\ way to Sheldon, Iowa, where they
win be married: ~ ..--' -. -. .>...
I Arthur Boucher has returned to
j Mankato after finishing course in
dental surgery at the Creighton uni,
1 yersity, Omaha Mr.. Boucher has
not decided where he will practice
his profession, ..ss-.-.
1 st. Paul Pioneer Press: Mr.. and
Mrs. F. ii. Snyder are expected
home this morning, after two
months European trip. They will 60
Immediately to their summer home,
) The Crossroads. .ts
), George A. Jones, the local sugar
beet agent, left this morning for
Lake Crystal where he will super
i intend the construction of several
houses for families who have been
hired to care for the beets for the
farmers in that vicinity this sum
, mer.
Joseph Sample arrived in the city
yesterday from Brookings, S. d..
and entered the Commercial college
He was student here last year
and is renewing acQuaintances to-
day. He will leave the last OF this
month for GrOton, S. d., where ne
will take q position.
Mr. and Mrs.. George F. Wright
left today for ST. Paul where they
will visit a short time before ra
:. turning to Mankato. They have pur
] chased the rooming house on South
Front street from Mrs. II. Peek and
! will conduct same in the future
3 Mr.. Wright recently sold out the
Franklin restaurant and intends t.
leave for Chicago after finishing his
deal in Mankato..
i f.. G.. Perkins, superintendent o
the Southern Minnesota division o.
the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Pau
road, was in Mankato last night anf
portion of today. He went from
here to St. Clair in an automobile
and will return to La Crosse via AL
= bert Lea. The trip across country
! has no connection with any rumol
!, that the Milwaukee is to extend TIT
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