The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-05-23
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Mankato today on business.
j. p. MARTINI went to Minneapo-
lis on business this morning.
r. j. and N. Steffens of Winona
are in town today on business.
Mrs. G. F. Blackburn of st. Peter
visited in Mankato Yesterday
Miss Elsie Burk of Vernon Cen
ter spent Yesterday in Mankato.
f. w. Ballard of Wellsboro, Pa.
is visiting friends, in Mankato.
A. P. Krost returned today from a
business trip to Great Falls, Mont.
Carl and Ray Hopkins of st.
James spent last night in the city.
Thiros. Nicholson of Eagle Lake
spent yesterday with friends here.
Christ Bohm Of Winnebago trans
acted business in the city yesterday.
H. c. Kiehlke of Good Thunder
/ is commercially engaged in Man
kato today.
R. r, Sanford and b. A, Cooper
of ST.. James trar Jacted business
here yesterday. U.s.
| Mr.. and Mrs A H. Hutchings of
Fairmont spent yesterday in the city
calling on friends
j. H. Koelfer and Herman, Krem-
| itz of st. Peter were in the city yes
!, terday on business.
Dr. L. A. Kahnke and o. III. Toll
lefson of GAINESVILLE were in the
city yesterday on business. !.
Mrs. W. l.. Bradshaw was taken
Ito Emmanuel hospital this morning.
She suffered stroke of paralysis.
DR.. and Mrs. ], w. Chamberlin
were in the city over Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Mcneil of Pleasant
street.
i Mrs e. " Anderson of Wood
stock, H., arrived here yesterday to
spend few days with her aunt,
Mrs w. H. Wilson.
! Mr. and Mrs William Jaegers of
Minneapolis arrived here yesterday.
Mr.. Jaegers has accepted q position
as night clerk at the Saulpaugh hotel.
Mesdames P. G.. Roberts, P.
!. x. Empey. and ]. w. Jennison and
Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Miller, and Mr..
and Mrs. John Fuller visited in Man
, KatO yesterday
4 Dr. A. V. Denman left yesterday
for Deerwood, Mimi, where he will
establish regular medical practice.
Mrs. Denman and baby viii leave for
their new home in a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Cross, Of Min
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. John
son of this city. Mr.. Cross was
formerly postmaster at Amboy.
1 Otto Peterson spent short time
in Mankato yesterday while on his
. way from Great Falls, Mont, to
D his home in Vernon Center. Mr..
q Peterson was in Montana two weeks
s on land business. go
e Misses Louise and Gertrude, and
a Edward Sturm, and John Hager OF
J. Mankato left Saturday for Denver
Z Colo, to spend the summer. Edward
II Sturm's health is very poor, and il
e is believed that the change of eli
> mate Will DO him good.
e.. Deputy Internal Revenue Collec
# tor L. Humason, who was transfer
a red from Mankato to New Ulm
!. year ago, has returned to Mankatt
a and will have his office in the fed
o eral building. Mrs. Humason, wht
n is i'll, is in Minneapolis.
, The Fairmont Sentinel says tina
q there are rumors that the Beeche
:, Ward family may soon again. occup.
:, their beautiful Park street residence
II Mr. Ward is general agent for thu
Knights of Pythias insurance com
pany for South Dakota and can a
: well make Fairm0nt headquarters a.
= Minneapolis.
- Mrs. B. Beattie arrived here yes
=, terday from WnOna and has alread.
:. commenced work as matrOn of tn
- Daniel Buck normal school dormitorJ
Mrs. Beattie was formerly lnatron o
% one of the normal school dormiterie
y at Winona and is experienced in tina
~ sort Of work. She is engaged now i
directing the work of cleaning tn
building and arranging the furniture
which has already arrived. Mis-
Janney will continue as dean c
IT. women and viii have an office at tn
II new GOfHltOIy.
tn PeaUot Review Mrs w. F
tn Tanner left Monday. She will Wis
h a few days in Minneapolis and
e couple of weeks with her parents &
ry Mankato and expects 10 arrive q
n her new home in California ahou
de June l. Mrs. Tanner leaves man
CHI friends in this community who wi
a greatly miss her, but all will wis
or her and her family success an
IS happiness in their new home. Mr.
w. H. Cloud accompanied MIR
Tanner to Minneapolis and will Wis
relatives and friends a few day
at before returning.
or Mrs. F. w. Kruse and Mrs. T.
ar Coughlan who have spent four month
th in San Diego, Cal. will leave in
a short time for Los Angeles and wi
I'D later go up the coast to Seattle an
We Portland. They are contemplate
ost a pleasure trip to Alaska whel
lor they have been invited to visit I'll
tie salmon eanneries in which NJ
Oh Coughlan. L. p Hunt and other Ma
kato people are interested. MI
Kruse and Mrs. Coughlan both fe
err that the trip has been very bene
cial to their health and will pre-