The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-05-31


hurt. but all were badly shaken up.
Invitations for the graduation eX-
ercises of the MadeIia high school
have been issued and among the list
of graduates is Miss Mildred An
Meta Dossett, a daughter of Martin
S. Dossett, the Madelia banker.
From Fridays Daily. B..
Jacob Smith of Decoria was in the
city today on business.
Albert Urban of Vernon Center
called on his friends here today.
w. J. Hicks of Madison Lake was
a business visitor in the city today.
Mrs. J. E. LeClerc of LIE Sueur
spent yesterday with Mrs. Arthur
Schaub r- h. ...-.....s ;,..
John Hintze and Steve Foster of
st. Clair transacted business in the
city today. ~
The Misses Mae and Lucy Holmes
! of lie Sueur Center called on friends
there today s,.....,'r a..
| j., w. Sprague and M. E. Runke of
/ Mapleton transacted business in
/ Mankato today. #-...
Mrs. Peter Huberty of LeSueur
spent yesterday as the guest of Mrs.
Arthur Schaub.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Rippon of Lu
verne are the guests of friends in
Mankato today.
Ernest and Fred w. Bode of Nicol,
lot h,,ei tel in
kato today. .. .
John r. Schmidt a real estate man
of Springfield called on his friends
here yesterday.
The Mesdames Peter Huberty and
lie Clair of LIE Sueur visited friends
in the city yesterday. ..
R. L. Houk and r. J. Schneider.
han of Good Thunder were in the
city today on business.
G. A. Koenig, F. II. Johnson and
Emil Gerth of Lamberton transacted
business in the city today.
Mrs. C. F. Greening of Grand Mea-
dow and Gilmore J. Greening of ST.
Peter were visitors in the city to-
day. Z f.. ....,.
~. vi Jlc OCCullty
State Bank of Delavan, was in Man
kato today visiting NJ. Dolan of Lew
| is street, president of the bank.
Mr.. Hamm, of the asylum at ST
Peter, arrived in the city today and
returned with Bernhart Asfalg, an es-
capped lunatic, who was captured by
the sheriff near Madison Lake..
T. M. Gestrom stopped off in Man
kato short time today and called
on his friends, while on his way
from Wells where he attended a
wedding, to his home at Walnut
,, Grove.
Herman Fisher of ST. Clair was
in the city today attending to sever
al business matters. He claims that
st. Clair will trim up the Loyola
baseball team next Sunday.
LIE Sueur News: Mrs. Zuell. of
Mankato, and sister, Miss Dykes, of
Winnipeg, spent part of Friday here
with friends. b. They placed in Mound
cemetery, on the Bannentyne lot, a
H. H. Holmes. who has been
spending the last three weeks in
Mankato while having his vacation.
returned today to his home. at Ge-
, noa, ILL.,, where he is engaged in the
piano business. While here he Wis
tied with his parents. ...., =.
Mapleton Enterprises: Frank Land
kamer of the Hamp Furniture com
pany, came up from Mankato We'd
nesday afternoon and was more than
pleased with the improvements and
changes which Mr.. Hamp has made
in the store and stock.
Miss Ella Anderson of GAINESVILLE
is spending few days in the city
as the guest of Miss Anna Farmer
She came here last evening to at.
tend the graduation exercises of the
Emmanuel Lutheran nurses, her sis.
ter being one of the graduates.
Mapleton Enterprise: Father o Con.
nor, John Fitzpatrick and Mayor
Humid went to Mankato "Wednesday
to consult builders relative to the
construction of the new Catholic par.
sonage. 1t is to be a fine residence
and to cost in the neighborbOOd of
SIS. 900.
Lester Damn, who has lived in
North Dakota for several years, is
visiting with relatives in Mankato
He has disposed of his farm in
North Dakota and is looking up a
new location. He stopped at Ger
gus Falls on his way down and is
now looking for farm in this vi,
cinity.
Mrs. John Eckhardt has purchased
a fine new STANDARDIZATION $50" au-
tomobile. -, -
L. o. Merriam of Minneapolis will
deliver the Memorial day address at
| j., Louis A. Yaeger of Rapidan petit
toned the probate court yesterday
to become administrator in the es-
tate of his mother, Louisa Yaeger,
deceased ,.f.b $50 at Il q
/ Good Thunder Herald. State sur
Iveyors on state road No.a7 are now
working in the near vicinity of this
village, having completed the field
work thus far from Mankato. The
board Of county commissioners go
into session tomorrow and will
doubtless, favor the expenditure of
quite sum on this road
Fred G. Hoppe, saloonkeeper of
Waterville, who yesterday filed a
petition for voluntary bankruptcy,
has his total liabilities of $3.f62.9s,
all unsecured. while his accounts