The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-03-08

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their home. @'5Et -.
G. ". Eichstaedt is slowly recover.
ing from his recent illness
From Fridays Daily. =... -.
Celebrated Her Birthday. 49,. g..
! Mrs. Esther Warner celebrated her
eightieth birthday yesterday and
many of her friends kept the day
in mind by sending a. great profu.
sion of flowers. Mrs. Warner is in
the best of health and spirits and
thoroughly enjoyed the day. 80
| Sam 3. Allen of Ames, Iowa, is in
Mankato on business,
w. J. Byrnes of Wells called on
| his friends here today. II e.
S. F. Heath of Wells transacted
business in the city today. .~s i,
| Charles Anderson of .Judson was
| a Mankato visitor yesterday.
Frank Simon of Mapleton trans
acted business in Mankato today.
| w. A. Meilicke OF JanesviIie trans
acted business In Mankato today.
| Charles Flicker of st. James was
4 business visitor in Mankato today.
Mr. and Mrs. J. FL. Sonnesberg of
GAINESVILLE were the guests of friends
| in Mankato today. =.
The Misses Maude A. White and
Opal Hall Of Owatonna spent yes
| terday in the city.
Mrs. p. w. Barney visited with
her parents in Maplcton yesterday,
returning this morning.
Attorney u. G.. Argetsinger and
Mr.. Griffin of Mapleton We're bust
ness visitors in Mankato today.
Mr.. and Mrs. fl. II. Barber of
Bancroft, Iowa, were the guests of
friends in Mankato 80 yesterday and
today. s..... 80
S. p. Jepsen, inspector of weights
and measures of st. Paul, is in the
city today making an inspection OF
the scales. ~. u-yrT -.ss
A postal card from Ray Brad.
shaw says they left Boulder, Colo,
for ,Paonia, Colo, last Wednesday,
the 2Sth. nit. ,Es.. -
Mrs. Jeaunie Fuller Of Amboy,
who has been q guest OF Mrs. Wil-
liam Ellis for several days returned
to her home yesterday.
Edwin Windhorn, Joseph Schiller.
and Adolph Schilling of New 4ulm
were the guests of friends and
relatives in Mankato yesterday.
Lester Heath, a former school
mate of William Beayens Of the
National Bank Of Commerce, is here
from GAINESVILLE visiting friends and
renewing acquaintance.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Spencer Salisbury
of Amboy have decided to. locate in
Mankato. Mr.. Salisbury is a travel.
ing salesman and is q son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Salisbury OF this
city,. r. *.
Mrs. Peter W. Davies, who has
been visiting relatives and friends
here for O. week returned yesterday
to her home at Minneapolis. She.
was formerly a. resident OF Blue
Earth county.
A. Brillmeyer, ST., of the firm
of A. .Brillmeyer & Son, returned
to his home at Milwaukee today
after an inspection Of the Mother
House. He is the architect OF the
Mother House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gerlach have
returned to Mapleton after several
weeks stay In St. Clair. In about
two weeks they expect to go :. to
North Dakota where they Will reside
on their claim.
Albert Vogelpohl, Mate and Anna
and Mrs. H. Vogelpohl returned
yesterday to their home at New
Ulm, after they visited relatives and
attended the wedding OF Alma
Vogelpohl to DR.. Austin Denman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Gibson of Aus
tin, are making a tour of the south
ernS states, and at present; are at
San Antonio, Texas. Mr.. Gibson is
conductor on the Chicago and st.
Paul road and is we'll known here.
Thomas Mullen has sold his farm
near Wells and has moved to this
city to make his future home here.
At present he is renting a house
but he is considering the purchase
of property of his own later. He
is a brother of John Mullen who
lives at the corner of Sixth and
Main street.
Henry Roessler left, today for
Waseca where he will engage in
construction work. He has been
clerk at the Stahl house for the
last four months, but has resigned
his position TO take up building. |
Christ Calhoun, who has been q |
student at the Commercial college.
has succeeded him as clerk at the
Stahl house.
Elysfan Enterprise: John Kelsey [
agent for the Mitchell Brewing CONF
pany at Mankato. was in Elysian
the first OF the, week. He expects
to move here April / and take over
the saloon now operated by Emil
Otto, when the latter goes to- Man.
kato. Mr.. Kelsey will move TO the
village aud expects to rent the
property owned by J. F.. GalaganI
south of the depot.
Good Thunder Herald: Mr.. and
Mrs, l.. F.. Mertens, who we're. resi-