The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-04-19

among the business visitors in Man
kato today.
Attorney Miles Porter and family
spent Sunday with relatives IN Yer.
non Center.
Miss blanche H. Brucur has re-
turned to Sioux Falls after visiting
4 friends in this city.
Il. NJ. Call. proprietor OF the
Good Thunder hotel. was In the city
today on business.
/ ]. A. Gemeinder of Henderson is
spending several days In Mankato as
/ the guest of friends.
| j. E. Carpenter arrived in the
city yesterday from Crookston and
will spend a few days here.
Mrs. Howie of Blue Earth was the
guest Saturday. OF her friend, Mrs.
Harvard Diamond. North Broad
street.
/ Sherman Kelly and his stock com
pany OF actors spent Sunday in Man.
kato after playing a week at st.
/ Peter.
Hon. George w. Norman passed
through Mankato yesterday en- route
/ from Des Moines to his home in
| Lake Crystal.
G. S. Redmon, a contractor OF
Pipestone, was in the city today in
connection with the bids on the
Fourth street sanitary sewer.
George Cornish OF Vernon Center,
who has been in local hospital for
about ten days, will be taken to a
sanitarium in Minneapolis tomorrow.
J. ID. Sawyer departed today for
Waupun. Wis, to attend the funeral
OF his eldest brother. Edgar Sawyer,
who died Saturday night of typhoid
fever.
A. Stamm, who conducted a bar
Der shop and pool hall in this city
for a number OF months, yesterday
departed for California where he will
make his home.
Herbert Kiester of Vernon Center
and John Christophefson of Marshall
returned today to their respective
homes after graduating from the
Davis Business college.
Harry H. Hoffman has returned
from his home in Pekin, H., where
he spent the winter. and will re-
sumo his work with the Acme Har-
Ivester company in this city,
Mrs. w. c. Colgen and daughter
of Larimore,. N. D., who have been
visiting Mrs. Colgens cousin. Mrs.
Martin Wiltgen. on South Second
street, returned to their home yes
tcrday after spending ten days here.
A. G. Comstock. representing the
Dearborn & Jackson contracting
firm. returned TO Cedar Rapids.
Iowa, today after spending the day
in the city in connection with the
bids on the Fourth street sewer.
T. 7. Webster of ST. Paul was an
other contractor here on the same
business.
Airs. ]. w Andrews and Mrs L.
". Hunt returned from Wells where
they attended the Mankato district
convention of Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary society. About twenty dele
gates were present. A very profitable
and interesting meeting WAS held
from beginning to close. Certainly
the Wells people are fine entertain
crs,' say the ladies.
County Commissioner ID. +. Young
who has been quite III, is now inn
proving and was able to sit up yes,
terday.
4 large number Of guests of the
Saulpaugh hotel were routed out of
their rooms when the fire was at its
height this morning and they stood
for some time outside watching tho
flames.
William j. Berner has been APP
pointed judge of the municipal court
at Waterville. by Governor Eberhart.
At the election April 3, c. IL.
Robinson was chosen for the place,
but did not qualify, becoming chief
of police instead.
Richard Temple. who has been
i'll. and who suffered severe hem
orrlage Friday, is now better and
his physician is very hopeful over
his condition. Ills hemorrhage left
him very weak. but he is now i'm
proving as fast as possible.
Monte Throdahl was operated on
at Rochester Thursday for liberation
of the stomach and gallstones. Eu.
gene Iilckok, who spent Sunday with
Mr.. Throdahl, states that the young
man is getting along very nicely. al
though he is still quite sick
DR.. p. II. O'Connor, mayor of Am
boy, Charles w. Chamberlain and
George Gingrich of Amboy we're in
the city today on business in con.
nection with the examination of Lars
Nichols for his sanity. Upon ex-
he was not adjudged in.
sane.
From Tuesdays Daily.
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