The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-03-21

VI 81. Tdul, travelling pdSocuScI
agents for the Milwaukee road, were
in Mankato yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Harrington Schwarz of
the normal school faculty and Miss
Mabel Jameson visited yesterday
with friends in New Ulm.
Mrs. Blanche Outhoudt of Lake
Crystal visited here yesterday be-
tween trains on her way to her
mothers home in Eagle Lake
Miss Myrtle Grimes of lie Sueur
visited with Mrs. E. M Zuel on Wal
nut street yesterday and made ar
rangements to return next week to
attend the normal school.
Mrs. Martin Nerbovig, Misses Har.
riet Herps and Maude Geddes, George
Hodson, w. H. Groh and Warner
Zeno attended meeting of the E.
f. U. in ST. Peter last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Braden Clements of
Wilkesbarre, Pa, formerly of Man
kato are in the city this week Wis
iting with friends and relatives. Mr.
| Clements is contemplating relocating
here.
Wells Advocate: Miss Mary Janda
of Mankato arrived Friday and re-
! turned home Tuesday, visiting her
sister and other friends here. Miss
! Janda was former kindergarten
! teacher here.
Attorney J. w Schmitt is il
Sleepy Eye today arguing against a
motion for new trial in the case
of Minnie Freeburg against Caroline
Honemann. Mr. Schmitt is attorney
for the defendant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin He'd of Mic,
olet will move to Mankato next week
and will occupy the residence at Alb
North Broad street. Mr.. He'd will
have charge of the Mankato Co
| Operative creamery.
r. E. Brown, general manager OF
the Consumers Power company, re-
I turned last night from a weeks visit
| in Minneapolis. While there he at
| tended the annual convention of the
| Minnesota Electrical association.
! The village meeting in jamestown
on Tuesday resulted in the election
of Chas Doran for supervisor, w. A.
Lyon for treasurer: M. Farrell, clerk;
VIM. Doran, justice; Mike Baynes,
| constable. 500 was raised for gen
eral purposes.
/ Mrs. w. B. Falancer came down
from Mankato on Saturday to at
tend the funeral Of her cousin, the
late Mrs. w. A. Manthei, which took
/ place on Sunday. She remained I'M
! til the first of the week visiting
among old friends.
Good Thunder Herald: Alfred
Kramer of Hayfield, Albert Kramer
of Owatonna. and Frank Kramer of
/ Lewiston, attended the funeral of
their cousin, Mrs. w. A. Manthei at
this place on Sunday. G.. R. Man
thei of ST. Clair also came to at
tend the funeral.
| Wadena Pioneer-Journal: Lee
! Thompson of Mankato arrived in the
city Tuesday to visit at the home
of his cousin, r. r. Thompson. He
! is on his way to Minor, N D.,
where he will be employed Mr.
ing delivered milk for r. R. Thomp-
son.
rus Burrill has returned from
Denver, where he represented Mime
sofa as delegate to the Fraternal
Union of America. The association
held a three days session. The dele
gates were given banquet at one
of the leading hotels, which was at
tended by 400 delegates. The dinner
was served in thirteen courses. Mr..
| Burrill has been gone a week.
| lie Sueur Center Leader-Democrat
Miss Gladis Maria Iltis, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. C. Iltis of Lee
Sueur Center, graduated and received
her diploma, last Friday, from the
Mankato normal school, and has al
ready entered into the duties and
possibilities of her profession as
/ teacher. Miss Hits is a worthy and
studiOus young lady, who will, UNI
doubtedly make good in her chosen
profession, and her many friends here
and elsewhere will be glad to know
of her accomplishment. \. H.
Maxwell, a Salvation Army man, wife
and two daughters, arrived here from
their home in Sioux Falls. South Da.
kOta, about two weeks ago to visit
aud comfort Mrs. MaXwell's father.
| Mr.. August Kehn, of Cordova, who
is very sick and not expected to live
but short time. Mr. Maxwell aud
! little daughter, Irene, left fo. their
home last Wednesday afternoon, via
Mankato, in which city Mr.. Maxwell
! expected to remain for q few days,
on mission with the army. His
wife and daughter, Iona. remained
at the bedside of their sick father
and grandfather. David Far
rel and wife travelled on the Friday
afternoon passenger to MankatO, as
business callers and social visitors
iamong friends, for few hours in
that city, between trains.