The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-10-03

| Callie Addleman of Garden City Wis
| tied Mankato on a shopping trip yes
| terday.
Dr. Jane Hughes Sullivan left this
morning for Minneapolis, where she
will attend tie state medical meet
ing. She will go from there to st.
! Cloud TO spend two weeks.
Mrs. w, E. Lloyd and Mrs. Roscoe
Davis of Cleveland and Mrs. Charles
Madiean of Calgary, Canada, were
in Mankato yesterday, with Mrs. r.
j. Baker of Route 4, Mankato
d. B. Strait, who has been the
guest of Judge and Mrs. William
F. Hughes for two weeks, left today
for Portland, Ore. From there he
will so to Honolulu to spend the Win
ter
Mrs. Clara Long of Howard Lake,
Mimi, who has been the guest of her
son, Charles r. Long and family,
went today to Lyle where she will
visit her daughter for couple of
weeks.
C. A. Ingwaldscn has returned
from a weeks business trip for the
Widell company to Williston, N. d.
On his return he made a brief visit
with his brother, Andrew Ingwald-
son, at Crosby, N. d.
Mrs Phil Leas and daughter,
Catherine arrived in Mankato today
from Kearney, Nebraska. Mr. Leas
accompanied them to Rochester
where Miss Leas will undergo an OPP
peration for appendicitis.
Louis Salat will go to ST. Paul
tomorrow to visit relatives and cele-
brate the Jewish New Year, which
begins tomorrow night and con-
tinues until Friday evening Mr..
Salet will return that evening.
Mrs George Wagon and her sis
ter, Miss Minnie Deuser have re-
turned from three months visit
in Germany. On their return they
stopped short time in New York
and spent day at Niagara Falls.
Harvey Jewscn, left yesterday for
Kimball, S. D., to pack up his eff
fects and bring them to Mankato
He has accepted a position with ELS
worth Palmer, the jeweler, where he
will have charge of the repair work
AL Hollmichel of ST. Paul is here
for couple of days visiting with his
parents who reside on North Fifth
street. From here he will journey to
South Dakota where he will spend
the balance of his vacation with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs William Mason, old
residents of JrGson, left yesterday
for Spokane, Wash, to make their
home. Mr.. Mason was the owner
of the Judson store for many years
and has disposed of it to his son,
William Mason, Jr.
A. ]. Bienapfl. who has been ware
house foreman at the Chicago Great
Western freight depot for the past
in a few days will leave for Los
Angeles, CAL, where he will work
for his brother, who is a contractor
there.
G. d. Plowman, operator at the
Chicago Great Western freight de-
pot will return tonight from his
home in Missouri, where he has been
recuperating his health for the past
month. He will resume his work to-
morrow. c. A. Aittama has been TAX
ing his place.
DR.. ana Mrs. c. H. Nerbovig have
returned from Chicago, where they
attended the grand chapter of East
ern Star. Tie doctor is the grand
worthy patron of Minnesota and
Mrs. Ner5ovig was also in Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, to attend the national
w. r. c. meeting.
George A. Covel of ST Clair was in
Mankato today. He is one of the
many farmers who came here in the
early days and has prospered Mr..
Coveis residence in Blue Earth county
dates back to 1861 He lives south
of st. Clair in Mcpherson township
and farms upwards of 200 acres.
Claire Franks, who has been city
editor of The Daily Free Press for
year past, goes to Winona tonight to
take position running a monotype
machine in the job office of Jones &
krieger. During his residence in
Mankato he has made many friends,
who will regret his departure. He
is a first class young man, who is
deserving of success in any line of
work that he undertakes.
: DR.. and Mrs. F. A. Cone, who have
been attending the Methodist Epis-
copal conference returned to their
home at Worthington last evening.
They closed the negotiations where
by they become the owners of Pro
fessor ]. M. McConnelIs handsome
residence on South Front street
They will move about October Is.
DR.. Cone is superintendent of the
Marshall district and can carry on
his work from here easier than from
Worthington, and his children can
have better educational advantages.
Mankato is glad to welcome this
excellent family.
James Mape who is visiting at
Morley's Bridge, Kerry county, Ire
land, has sent another communities
ton to The Free Press He writes:
You will hear the expression, Hold
that fellow at all places of amusa-