The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-05-09
MANKATO FREE PRESS
to Mankato Yesterday on business

" r"nniihaeo yesterday Oh puoinoSs
visit.
E. c, Laughlin of owatonna spent
yesterday in the city.
L. P. McCabe of ST. Peter Is in
town today on business
w. II. Richardson of Winona is in
the city today on business.
Roy e. Brown of Luverne is in
the city on business today.
F. A. Landkamer left today for a
business visit in Minneapolis.
/ M. ]. Bonnie of Decoria called on
, friends in the city yesterday.
John Messing left yesterday on a
business trip to Fargo, N. ID.
Z ID. w. Orion of Ortopyille was in
the city yesterday on business.
!, 0. Peterson of Amboy is visiting
with friends in Mankato today.
i George Anderson of st. James
spent part of, today in Mankato.
Rev. C. Constant returned yester
] day from a visit in Lake Crystal.
c. H. Schafer of GAINESVILLE is call
ing on friends in the city today.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Reiss of lie
Sueur spent part of today in Man
kato.
Miss Fl. Laase went to Minnea
polls yesterday for a visit with
friends
/ +. B. Putnam OF Blue Earth was
commercially engaged in Mankato
yesterday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Goertz OF
Mountain Lake are visiting in Man
kato today.
Thomas Salesman arrived here yes
jterday from Chicago for a short
j business visit.
J. ID. Schroeder of Mountain Lake
arrived here yesterday for short
business visit.
|, Nj. w. Irgens Of Gustavus Adol
plus college, St Peter, spent part oil
today in the city.
J. w. Atcherson of Mapleton is
attending to some business affairs
in the city today.
Fred Retzlaff and Ed. Krenz OF
'oiCGpyT IJJC Wclt UuoilCoof 'ioi'oio ~
! the city yesterday.
Andrew Johnson of Lake Crystal
arrived in the city yesterday for q
short business visit.
Father Richard Cahill, Albert Ochs
and James Shea of lie. Sueur spent
part of today in Mankato.
George Atchison left yesterday tc
meet with the executive board Of
, the state fair in ST Paul.
c. r. Coffin, acting state secretary
of the Y. M. C. A., was in Mankato
over night and left this noon.
Miss Fleeta NJ Tousley went tc
LIE Sueur today to spend the day
with her brother, c. d. Tousley.
| T.. z. Nettleton returned yesterday
from a trip to Winona where he
went to. deliver q new automobile.
County Surveyor, Walter f. Brooks
returned yesterday from. an inspec
ton of county ditch No. 81, near
Madelia.,
Mrs. Albert Nierdahl and son took
a midnight train, last night fol
NuHda, s. d., where they, will visit
with, relatives
Mrs, Chris, Olson returned TO hel
home in Fairmont yesterday after
la weeks visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Cragun.
Miss Clara Baker, stenographel
for the j. B. Nielsen Construction
company left yesterday for visit
with relatives in. Milwaukee.
Worthington Globe: Mrs. Jessie
Potter arrived Friday from her, home
in Mankato, for a visit of few
days at the home Of her sister, Mrs
Fred Hartman ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Clark will
leave tomorrow for Pine City, where
Mrs. Clark will remain some time
at one. of the lake resorts. Mr. CLARK
will remain over Sunday.
Mrs. George Garfield of ST. Pau
VII return to her home Sunday af
ter spending two months here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs "A. y. He'd
berg, and her sister, Mrs. Loren
Clark.
Winona Republican-Herald: Profes.
sor F. Fl. Ward, who has been EN-.
ployed in the Winona Business col
lege, has gone to Mankato to accept
a position with the Brandrup & Net
Teton business college.
Joseph w. Jirsa of Lacrosse is in
Mankato representing as agent the
Michel Brewing company of La
Crosse. He will move his family
here in a few days, having rented g
house on North Fourth street.
Dean Aldrich is the guest of his
sister, Mrs. William Behrns of the
Richards block and is on his way tc
Winona Lake, H., where he will
spend a short time preparing for the
summer chautauqua season. Mr. Aid
lrich is member of the Strollers
Quartet and has just completed a
ltranscoDtinental tour with the organ
ization. The quartet works under ths
Rcdpath Lyceum Bureau.