The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-01-12

transacted business in the city to-
day.
Rev, p f. Edwarsd went TO St.
Paul this afternoon.
N. T.. Landmark went to st. Paul
on business yesterday.
Agnes r. Cook of Henderson is
visiting friends here today.
c.. S. Thurston. of Judson called
on friends here, yesterday.
L Ray Mallin OF st. Clair transacted
business in the city today:
Attorney William Hughes is in
Lake Crystal on business today.
Miss Helen Alsworth has returned
e. r.. Miller of Amboy was a
business visitor in the city today.
J.. D. Humiston returned today
from trip to Northern Wisconsin.
II. w. Daniels of st. Peter Wis
tied friends, In the city yesterday.
Ed Stratton of Good Thunder
paid Mankato a business visit to-
day
Miss Dora J. Renolds of Winnie
bago is the guest of friends here
today $50
E. C. Davis of st. Peter visited
friends in Mankato yesterday and
today
A. r. Albertus of Worthington
was a visitor in the city yesterday
C. B. Spence of Vernon Center
called on his friends in Mankato
yesterday.
Miss Terry of Brewster, formerly
of this city, was visiting friends
here yesterday.
Miss Minnie Parker returned from
her home at Howard Lake to take
UP her duties as teacher In the
Franklin school.
NJ. E. Graman OF Marshall is
spending a few days in the city as
guest Of friends.
J. 4. Hurry, the genial clerk OF
the Saulpaugh hotel. is spending a
few days In Minneapolis.
Miss Eleanor Pfeiffer left for Min
neapolis today to resume her studies
at the Minnesota. university.
Ellis Bahma and Harry Menten
of Lake Crystal are visiting friends
in Mankato for a few days.
Linn Thro left this morning for
st. Paul where he will resume his
studies at ST. Thomas college. T.
Miss Margaret Balm left YESTERDAY
for Colfax, Wis, to attend school
after visiting friends in Mankato.
w. H. Groh. deputy for the =.
F., u. lodge, left for WaterTille
today where he will organize a new
lodge.
Miss Grace Sumner returned Sat
urday night from Mortified where
she has been visiting for some
weeks.
Miss Myrtle McBroom has return.
ed to Candy where she is teaching
after spending her holiday vacation
in Mankato. 4 81
Professor M. A.. Nichols has re-
turned from his trip to California
to resume his studies at the nor
NAL school. -
Miss Mabel Alsworth returned to
Watertown, s. D., last night to re-
sumo her. work rs teacher in the
public schools.
Scott Hunt, NJ. NJ. Meixell, Lisle
Johnston and C. A. Carlson OF Lake
Crystal are registered at Hotel
Heinrich today.
Miss Morris, WHO is o teacher at
the high school, has returned from
Beloit, Wis, where she spent her
holiday vacation
Roscoe Robb of Jackson returned
from his home at Jackson Yesterday
to, continue his studies at the. Davis
pusinass university
Mrs. John Cochran, Mrs. j w.
Wilson, and r. w. dSchmid OF Ro-
chester we're the guests Of friends in
Mapkato yesterday.
John Gacke went to New Ulm to-
day where tonight he will assist in
the installation of officers Of the
Knights of Columbus.
Miss Iva Kroeger has returned
from Rochester where she has been
visiting her parents since Christ
mas. She is attending high school.
!. Mrs. B.. C. Brpderick left for her
home at WATERFOWL, S. D., on sat
urilay last after three weeks visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Ellis.
Miss Hazel Sharp returned from
Nicollet yesterday where she has
been spending her vacation. She has
again taken up her duties at the
high school.
Miss Lillenthal and Miss
Halves, have returned from Mime
apolis where they spent the holiday
vacation, 70 resume their duties at
the high school.
Max N'ishnick OF the l.. Salet
store left Saturday night for Mime
apolis where he will visit his wife,
who Is the guest Of friends in Min
neapolis for, a short time.
A number of young people from
Mankato drove to the farm Of Peter
Schmalz in Belgrade township yes
terday where they were entertained
at a party, Cards proved the fea-
ture OF the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. D. Wilmont are
at Virginia, Mimi, the guests OF
their daughter, Mrs. d. +. Cupper-
null. Mr.. Wilmot writes that the
trrerenometer at Virginia registered
;forty-fiye degrees below. zero Friday
morning. y -
Miss AZ. Rowley. who was for.
msrly stenographer and telephone
operator at the Saulpaugh hotel,
has returned from Chicago where
she has spent the last few weeks.
she Will take up a course in ste
biography at one Of the local 0usi-
ness COLLEGES. =, ss
Mibs ffaSel ,Schoelkopf and Miss
Josephine Thayer left yesterday TOT