The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-09-26
Crosse this week attending the meet

Theodore Mueller of New Ulm Is
a Mankato visitor today.
Otto Marx Of LIE Suenr Center is
in town today on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Deal are in
Albert Lea visiting friends.
Miss Bernice Ostrander of Kasota
spent yesterday in Mankato.
Kouis Raeder Of Mapleton is spend
ing the day with friends here. So
Attorney Anderson of st. Peter
is in Mankato today on business.
Attorney C. o. Daley is CONNER
cially engaged in LIE Sueur Center
today.
Sheriff N. Nicholson of Austin was
in the city today on business. #
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Thompson of
Pueblo, Colo, arrived here yesterday
! for short visit.
H, Kettlenell of Window transact
ed business here yesterday.
Ed Buckley of st. Peter spent
yesterday in Mankato.
D. D. Holland of st. Peter is call
ing on friends here today.
Miss Lizzie Weir of Amboy is Wis.
iting with friends here today.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. A. Ramey of Des
Moines are spending few days with
friends here this week.
F. p. Hanaman of Lake Benton is
here today on business.
Miss A. NJ Hanson of Chicago is
visiting with friends in Mankato to-
day.
William L. Rochler of Fairmont
was commercially engaged here yes.
terday.
Courtlandt B. Waite of Boston
and L. G. Lindsay of Minneapolis are
in the city to establish headquarters
for the Vacuum oil company. These
gentlemen will represent the COM
pany in southern Minnesota They
will make their homes in Mankato
Mr., Lindsay will cover the south
west part OF the state anu Mr.. Waite
will look after the company's interest
in the southeast portion. s'
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. ID. Claussen Of
Laurens, Ia, are guests in Mankato
this week.
Miss Mabel Floyd returned to her
home in Wincne today after spend
ing several days as the guest OF
Mrs. Frank Mosher and Miss Elizabeth
Deuser.
William Etter of Madelia was
brought to Mankato today to be ex-
amined by DR.. C. j. Holman. Mr.. Etter
suffered a fracture of his hip about
three weeks ago when struck by q
quantity of brick and the injury is
not mending as quickly as was hoped
for. He returned to his home at
noon today. -.
Mrs. e. A. Smith of Kansas City
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Sid
dell ,,f. sHa.. &..*
Village Attorney u. G.. Argetsinger
of Mapleton transacted business here
today.
Henry l.. Bowen and his father.
David E. Bowen, of Cambria motorcd
to Mankato today.
Mrs. e. C. Willard and children
r 9. yesterday from a visit with
relatives in Lewiston. s,F
Mrs. F. B. Swanson and son.
Gehrig went to ST. Paul today to
visit a few days with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Lang returned
last night from Usage, Iowa, where
they were guests of friends a few
days.
John O'Toole of st. Paul was in
Mankato on business yesterday. Mr..
OToole was formerly a banker in
Elysian.
H. E. Thompson returned last
night from 240O mile business trip
through the Dakotas and Western
Montana ~.
M. S. Dossett and Christian Evan.
son, president and cashier of the
Madelia State bank, were in Man
kato yesterday. +>
Miss Mary Rodman, one of the
clerks in the county auditors office,
returned last night from a vacation
visit in Madison, Wis, and Winona.
Miss Lydia Burkhard of White Bear,
who has been visiting for some time
at the home of County Auditor and
Mrs. c. L. Kennedy, left today for a
short visit in Austin.
Rochester Post and Record: Amos
WEIGH has returned from avisit with
his son, Arthur, at Brooks, Mimi,
brother, at Bookings, S.. D., and
also Mrs. B. F. Bender of Mankato
Mrs. A. o. Eberhart, accompanied
by Miss Ofelt of st. Paul were guests
OF Mrs. B. T. Munson yesterday. The
ladies came here from st. Peter
where they attended the johnson
services Sunday
"A letter to her son. Frank Wagon,
from Mrs. George Wagon, who has
been travelling in Europe, states that
she is now in New York city and
will arrive. in Chicago Saturday. She
expects to visit a few, days in Mil
waukee and will be home about Oc-
tober 1.
Gerry Haigh of Mankato township
who has been spending the summer
with his brother in Nevada, will re-
turn home about the 10th of next
month. Upon Mr.. Haigh's arrival
home he will dispose of his farm.
stock and implements and probably
move to the west with his family.
James R. Kinsloe, secretary-man-
ager of the Winona Association of
Commerce, was in Mankato today.