The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-02-23

This evening the Elks will give
dance at the Elks, club, .~rt..a, !.
Peter Matson Of Butternut Valley
was in Mankato. today.
j. B. Wright OF WestbrooIr' called
on friends here today
III. G. Moore Of E1more transacted
business in Mankato today
Miss Elma Yanke Of Westbrook is
visiting friends in the city.
A. d. Griffin of Kasota is in the
city today calling on friends.
i H. Skinner Of Garden City paid
Mankato business visit today.
K. l.. Humphrey of New Richland
transacted business in Mankato to-
day. INA
/ F. B. Harrington of Morgan was a
Mankato business visitor this morn
ing. - 80 r.
James Mclaughlin, Of Mapleton
transacted business in MankatO to-
day. ......-.
Reuben REESE or GAINESVILLE was
business visitor in the city yester-
day. 80, ... ~,
! X. S. Hooker was business Wis
itor in Mankato today from Win
dom.
Miss Emma Lindquist. of Lafayette
was the guest OF friends. here yes
/ terday. - 6,
H. w. Cookston of sherburne
transacted business in Mankato yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Driller of Jack
son called on friends here this
morning. ..,.4 y.
L. J. Farmer of Madelia was the
guest of friends in MankatO this
morning. ~ a.. -...
M. P. Fuller and C. c. Baker Of
Albert Lea were business visitors in
Mankato. 1922" . 'r..'
j. c. Loft of Winnebago numbered
among the business visitors in the
city yesterday. - ''.-
F. c. Wendt of Vernon, Center
numbers among the shoppers in
Mankato today E--E -. =
George Bunt,. representing The; st.
Paul Pioneer Press, is in Mankato
today on business; IL 81 @"s.. -
c. L.. Oelsor left today for st.
Paul where = he'h. will attend the
Shriner's convention " go -. -.
H. e. Griebenow Of Mountain Lake
is in the city today attending to
several business matters. ''A' = 60: l'1
+ Professor G. a. sPatcfrin of Spring
field was in the city to-day to attend
the teachers. convention. :.
2 Mr. and Mrs e. II. Weber, OF
Sioux City, Iowa, We're the guests Of
friends in Mankato today.
Former Sheriff Fred Gerlich of
Mapleton was in the city today on
business at the court house.
Mrs. V. Sperra went to Good Thur
der this morning to attend the fu-
neral of Mrs. August Topper.
James A. Meagher Of LIE Sueur-
Center called on friends in the city
today and transacted business.
H. c.: Bell of Luverne and w. A.
schummers of Heron Lake were bus,
mess visito}rs3 in the city 1tt83day,L Fl
!. Charles James mayor jof9 Lake
Mrs. w. w, James Last. evening ~
j. B. uArp,o county, fsliperintendent
of Jackson copaty,is III the city, to-
day attending ding the teaifhers'f convene-
Miss Efiii Ella s3G$arndneE ' Who has s been cen
q. student ats,;the aDa4is, Business uni
versfty, has accepted q position with
law firm III jackson. "a, oi''''''1
= Mrs. Y. .Ai,tt,street, Sister. of Mrs"
r. ~, oDaHis,' has returned home
from a three, Or four Weeks visit. III
S Sosnq 5 Bfaf ttsss ifoTa anRa% Omaha f
i, Sylvester , WEIGH Of! sssanb5ornn and
Lawrence Ryan or SPRINGFIELD have
returned ITO. their fespectiVe homes
after graddaffincg . .aa,froh the Davis Davis
MI and Mrs. o. H. osmondsen
and daughter Eloise, ~ formerly of
Mankato, now residing at Merriam
Park, ST. Paul, will leave on Satur-
day for a trip through the. south
and western states. ~ They will re-
turn to Merriam Park May 1.
Winnebago Enterprise, President
Dubois left Wednesday morning for
Chicago on a business trip connect
ed with the college, and will go
! from there to Minneapolis to attend
the joint meeting, of, the university
senate and 'co1,ege boards. The pres
ident states that many Inquiries con-
carning the college are being re-
ceived from prospective students
military ullll VIII ne SlNcI tilc ,poy
ID the school work, and there is
az possibility that all the boys may
be uniformed the second year,
chichester Post and Record: Mr.:
aud Mrs, p. G. Heintz departed We'd
nesday night for New York city,
where on next Tuesday they win
sail on the steamship Caronia of
the Cuhard II line, for Alexandria,
Egypt Several weeks viii be spent
in a trip UP the Nile river, and at
Cairo, after which they will return
to Naples, and spend several months
in Italy, France, Germany and
Switzerland, returning home about
the 1st of June. With them are Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Leuthold of Waseca
and Jacob Leuthold, Jr., of Kasson.
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