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

Mrs, Ida Reed OF Bricelyn is Wis
ting in the city today.
j. l.. Stiles of Wells spent the day
in Mankato on business.
Judge Lorin Cray went TO Vernon
Center today on business.
Peter b. Peterson came in from
.Amboy on business today.
Miss Catharine Randall OF Amboy
was in Mankato yesterday.
August Boettcher of lie Sueur
spent yesterday in the city.
II. c. Bell of Luverne was u bust
ness visitor in Mankato today.
II. A. Coffin of Sleepy Eye paid
Mankato a business visit today.
II. c. Kraus of Vernon Center trans
acted business in Mankato today.
J. J. Flachsenhar of Vernon Cen.
ter visited in this city yesterday.
Miss Florence Wallace of Fair
mont spent yesterday in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. John VI. Chapman of
Garden City visited friends here to.
day.
Ira b. Reynolds of Eagle Lake
transacted business in Mankato to-
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Foster OF
st. Clair visited in Mankato yester-
day.
Fred Bargeman of Lyra numbered
among the business visitors here this
morning.
Mrs. d. w Hagaman of Evan
was the guest of friends in the
city yesterday.
J. ID. Leadon and H.. p. Haskell
of Faribault spent yesterday in the
city on business.
j. j. Flachsenhar, cashier Of the
Vernon Center State bank called ON
friends here today.
Miss Elizabeth Melby OF Candy ar
rived in tho city yesterday to be-
come a student at the Mankato Com
mercial college.
Harold Geniling arrived in the
city last night from Rochester TO
visit his brother. Paul Gentling, for
about a week
Ferdinand Wendt has left for
Springfield where he has accepted 4
position after graduating from the
Commercial college.
st. Paul Pioneer Press: Mrs. ".
J. Porter of Mankato is the guest
Of her son and daughter. Captain
aud Mrs. James A. Lynch of the in
fantry garrison.
John j. kochn. county superin-
tendent of schools of Cottonwood
county, spent short time in the
city yesterday on his way from
the twin cities TO Window.
The Misses Alice Anderson and
Grace I,idgeway have left for Min
neapolis where they have taken po-
sitions with two firms after having
studied at the Commercial college
Sherburn Advance: Miss Bessie
Wolford, who has a stenographic po-
sitibn with the Acme Harvester com
pany at Mankato, visited home folks
from Friday until Monday morning.
Arthur Sutton, Charles Il. Parker
y
day in the latter's automobile from
Madison Lake where they went on
short fishing trip. They enjoyed n
fish supper at the Coponaning hotel.
Good Thunder Herald; Three of
our young business men, e. f. u
rich, G.. \. Wicdenheft and George
Weir, accompanied by Charles Wyatt
of Mankato, left for Colfax, Iowa, on
Monday They are sufferers of lum-
bago and kidney ailments and are
in hopes that a couple of weeks at
the baths Will relieve their trou-
bles.
Mapleton Enterprise: G. ]. Baker
of the State Experiment school was
in town Wednesday in company with
Mr.. Henry lance of Mankato. Mr.
Bakers mission in Mapleton was to
look over the Hance farm north of
town with a view of perhaps utiliz-
ing the same as one of the farms
used for experimental purposes.
While it probably will not be so
used the state department will watch
the farm and give instructions as to
how to make it produce the most
profitable crops.
Good Thunder Herald: At the
Episcopal chapel DR.. George C. Tan.
ner, the venerable rector from Fari-
bault, held services i'm the morning,
a Goodly number being present, also
in the afternoon. This is the first
service which has been held since
last fall. owing TO DR.. Tanner Slip
ping and injuring his ankle, so he
was unable to come. He has to be
very careful yet. walking with two
canes. He left appointment for the
last Sunday in this month, April %.
Also for the last Sunday in May,
after which he will have his sum
mer vacation. expecting to visit in
California. He went from here to
Wells to hold service Easter Sun
day.
EImoro Eye: Mrs. Edwin Duchr-
ing came down from Maukato Satur-
day and spent Sunday here with
her husband. whose run has been
changed SO that he is here every
night and Sundays. They visited at
the home of H. c.. Cuppcrnoll while
in town. Miss Stella Tenn