The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-06-06
rived here yesterday for a short

H. Layesson of Lake Benton was
"a Mankato visitor yesterday.
George Baldwin of Winona was in
town yesterday on business. q,
F. B, Harrington of GAINESVILLE is
in the city, today on business 4
]. M. cClintock of, Chatfield tran
sacted: business here yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hughes
spent yesterday in Lake Crystal.
IL. r. ,Glotz and son of Mortified
are in the city today on business.
| Lewis Hughes Of Ottawa lis visit
ing with relatives and friends here.
| Edwin u. Jones of Butternut Val
! lev is in the city on business today
| w. G. Clarkson of Redwood Falls
is spending ! a few days here this
week ~
! w. F. jackson of Redwood Falls is
commercially engaged in Mankato
today
e Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Lewis of
Erwin, S. D. are visiting in the city
this week. ~
Fred C. Grupe returned yesterday
from Granada, where he has been
teaching school.
Attorney j. E. Haycraft of Madelia
is in the city today to attend the
opening of court a'
Mrs. Henry Schuster and Nicholas
Schuster of Minnesota were Mankato
visitors yesterday. a 20
] Mrs. William A. Craver left yesf
terday for two weeks visit with
her sister in Albert Lea. ~
Miss Alice Shook is home for her
vacation. She has been teaching in
the public school at Tracy, - Z
Mrs. James Bryson and her4daugh-
ter Miss Elizabeth, of Good Thunder
spent yesterday in Mankato. ~
Mrs. John Moonan and her daugh'
ter, Mrs. Joseph Moonan of Waseca
Visited in the city yesterday
Mrs. IA j. Gallager and Miss Jes-
saline Gallager of Ledyard, Ia, are
visiting in Mankato this week.
Ernest Mahlke, Jf., was in Mime
apolis and St. Paul yesterday on
business for George f. Brett, Inc.
~ II Gin L w NIT OI 1i
neapolis was, in the city today to
!, attend the opening of district court
Attorney H. M. Berry of Mapleton
was in Ma1kato today. He attended
, the opening day of the district court
, Attorney Eugene Argetsinger oil
MapletoIf attended the opening oil
! the district court in. Mankato to-day
Misses Frances and Sybilla sSchorr
!. and Miss Gales of Smiths Mill were
/ Lgnests of Miss Marie Sehorn ,yester
) day. 80
II LC. d. OFT of Amboy was in the
Z city yesterday and will bring hi:
9family here to reside later in thu
"A week
Misses Ruth and Retta Flowers o
!. Cleveland arrived today for a shor
visit with Miss Bessie Hughes o
= GlenWood avenue ae" d,
: Miss Carolyn Robbins left toda!
: for New York and will sail Satur
: day for France ito spend the sum
: mer months with friends ~"
"A Leroy Bowen, a recent graduat
J, of the Mankato schools left yestei
;, day for Minneapolis where he vii
q go into, business with his brother.
s The Christian Woman's Missionar
society will meet tomorrow after
\ noon at three O'clock with Mrs
: William Shoemaker, ,1S5 Shaubu
a street-Adyt.
: Ed Gum, conductor on the Oh
. cago and Northwestern road, has r.
: turned from Detroit, Mich, where h
!, attended meeting of the Order {
q Railway Conductors.
!, Harold Lewiston of Candy Gale
! on friends here yesterday ON hi
). way to Mortified where he wi
Al visit his brother, Ernest who is a
4 tending Carleton college.
IA Mr. and Mrs Claud HI. Lamb an
!. lchild of Minneapolis were in the cit
70 today while on their way to LAX
!, Crystal Mrs. Lamb was formerl
"a Miss Julia Stevenson Thorne.
. Albert Lea Tribune: C. G. Lem
!, Ike returned from his visiting trip ;
Washington Lake near Mankato II
a reports fishing to be fairly goo
a Many pike were caught under sii
: y and were returned to the lake.
- Willard W. Washburn, formerly
q linotype operator for Charles
: Mayer in the Free Press buildin
MI returned today to Albert Lea, whel
!, he is now employed, after "a sho
w visit here with friends and relative
Hon. William Mcqueen of Mapl
At ton was in Mankato today He W;
,e accompanied by his daughter, MI
at Charles Hanna of Wood Lake, Mel
r. who has been the guest of her fat
"a Ter at his Mapleton home for sever
w weeks.
is Mr. and Mrs. Frank Simon, N
20 and Mrs. John Gerniol of Mapleto
Id land Fred Harding of Winnebaj
h. were in Mankato today en- route
is Texas, where they will look ov
of the country with a view to purchs
to ling land.
George E. Traube of San Dies
s tCal,h is i'm the city visiting his ma
friends. Mr. Traube is a former re
Id dent of Mankato. For a number
he years he conducted The Manks
M Post. He is now conducting
mt printing establishment in San DIE
as General Widell returned last mig
2 a from Montana where he spent