The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-11-21

louSley.
J. j. Daggett of GAINESVILLE was a
visitor in Mankato yesterday.
d. J. and J. d. Schroeder of Noun
tain Lake spent the evening in the
city.
Mrs. C. N Cosgrove and Mrs. L..
C. Cosgrove of lie Sueur visited here
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Paschke and
children of Blue Earth visited mere
yesterday. =.
!. Earle King, secretary of the Y M.
C. A. of Galena, H., is visiting In
the city for few days.
Otto Johnson, who has been spend
ing the last week in, this city, return
ed to Fargo. n. D., yesterday. snat
C. Fl. Griebenow, superintendent OF
the public schools in Mountain Lake,
is in the city on business today.
C. j. Timms, county superintendent
of schools of Martin county was
visitor at the court house yesterday.
Mrs. George Diener of lie Sueur
visited in Mankato yesterday while
ON her way to Elysian TO visit her
daughter, Mrs. w. Plank.
Faribault Republican: Mrs. Michael
O'Brien of Mankato spent last week
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel O'Brien
and Mr. and Mrs. Garvey of this city
Hans Lund, the local mixer,
went to ST. Paul yesterday after
noon. He is preparing himself foi
long distance walk that will be
pulled off in the near future.
Rev. and Mrs. Blaine Lambert OF
North Branch arrived last evening
to attend the Lambert-Koke wed
ding. They are guests of Mrs. Lam
bert's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. w
Hunt.
Mrs. Harry Beatty of Lamberton is
visiting her brother, !. n. Tompkins
Mrs. Beatty will leave tomorrow fol
Albert Lea and Mason City, Iowa
when she will visit friends and rcla
lives.
Mapcton Enterprise: Il b G ri
Bradley, one of Mankatos city com
missioners, was in town Tuesday OF
business. Mr.. Bradley is a wide
awake gentleman and is making {
good city official.
Minnesota Lake Tribune: Mrs. J
w. Doxey returned to her home a
Mankato Monday accompanied b.
her niece, Miss Juliet Gerlich who
will celebrate her fifth birthday mex
Sunday at Mankato
f. A. Fisher, Harry Terwilliger, DIR
r. NJ. Coulter, Jay Wysong, {. E
Phillips, Dr. and Mrs. Il. n. Andrews
and Miss He'll will witness the Min
nesota-Chicago football game OF
Northrop Field tomorrow afternoon
Mrs. Fl. l.. Sprague of MapletoI
passed through Mankato last nigh
en- route to Pasadena, Cal, where
she will join Mrs. c. ]. Laurisch
who is at the bedside of her mother
Mrs. Robert Little, whose condition
is serious.
Sleepy Eye Dispatch: Jack Cuttofi
formerly a resident of Sleepy Ey'
but now living in Mankato. stoppe'
,ff here few hours Tuesday to cal
on old friends. Jack was going t.
Springfield where he had some mill
wright work to do at the flour mill
at that place.
Among the Mankatonians who viii
witness the Chicago
football game on Northrop Field to
morrow morning. This will be thu
Warner Baker, Bert Clements, Les
ter Davies and Vincent Keesey. War
ner, Baker and Bert Clements drov'
to Minneapolis this afternoon in thu
formers car.
Winnebago Enterprise: Mrs. w. W
Quiggle returned home Monday even
ing after spending several days VIII
her son, Ii. S. Quiggle, and family i
st. Paul. Harry has completely re
covered from his recent attack o
appendicitis, and is now able to a
tend to his duties as deputy superb
tendent of banks, we are pleased t
state.
LIE Sueur Center Leader: Loui
A. Wilfert was over from Mankat
on Monday. Mr. Wilfert recent
disposed of his livery business i
that city. He just returned from
trip to Browning, Sask., where b
had been looking over the country
He speaks very highly OF that cour
try and says that the crops wer
very good there this year.
Fairmont Sentinel: Allan Burdic
has received word from his wife {
her safe arrival in New York. |
Chicago they had two minutes
| make their train after crossing tn
city. Mrs. Burdick's mother, a
though over eighty years of ag'
stood the trip we'll. Francis has el
tered the Flushing, Long Island. hig
school where she will continue he
studies until ready to return to Fai
mont. Mrs. Burdick's sister, Mis-
Chapman, is a teacher in this hig
] school which is considered to be on
of the best in Greater New York
Mapleton Enterprise G.
Brown of New York City, advane
agent of Walker Whitside, the gres
tragedian, visited at the home {
L. Troendle. Saturday and over SUI
day with his father, J. e. Brown, {
I, Amboy. Mr.. Brown is Mapleto
product and in his younger day