The Mankato free press., 1913-03-07

son of Lincoln are I'm Mankato to
day
NJ. J. Barney OF Lake Crystal
spent yesterday in Mankato.
Miss Anna Hetland of Cotton
wood visited with friends here yes
terday.
| Miss Elsie hammers of LIE Sueur
spent yesterday with Mankato
/, friends.
Miss Alice Knapp OF Madison
Lake called on friends yesterday in
Mankato.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Knide and
son of Lake Crystal spent yesterday
in Mankato.
J. s. Rock, prominent jewelry
man in Candy, is in Mankato to
day on business.
Peter B. Peterson and B. A. Thor.
stensen of Amboy are III the city to-
day on business.
Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Baxter and
the latter's daughter, all of Win
| dom, spent yesterday here.
John Rudberg of Spokane, Wash.
is visiting with his brothers, Charles
and Andrew, of this city.
| Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Norman o
Lake Crystal attended the conven
tion here yesterday and visited witt
friends
J. r. Vandeventer of Mound City
Mo-, was the guest last night OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Comstock, 321
| Pleasant street.
| T. Johnson, who has been visit
ing with relatives here for the pas,
few days, left today for his home
in Los Angeles, Cal
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. J. Cassutt were
called to Dubuque, Ia, today by the
serious illness of Mr.. Cassutt's broth
er-in-law, C. H. Baumgartner.
Miss Josie Sweeney was called tt
her home in Highmore, S. D., yes
terday by the death of her mother
Miss Sweeney is stenographer fo
the Zuel-Wood- Golf company.
Judge Fred A. Schweppe of the
probate court at st. James is ex
pected here today to act in the pro
ibation of the will of Carl Conkling
Judge Evan Hughes cannot preside
as he is a witness in the case.
Miss Amelia Rausch will leave fol
st. Louis Sunday to spend couple
of weeks with her sister, Mrs. L. C
Phillips, and will attend the dress
makers convention also while there
| Heron Lake News: Mr. and Mrs
| A. j. Veigel of Mankato arrived Sun
day morning, called here by the seri
GUS illness of Mr.. Veigel's sister
Mrs. p. d. McKellar, Tuesday. Mrs
| MnI lnf. chn ,.lyn
ment and Mr.. Veigel returned home
| Fred Kruse of the F. w. Krus,
company returned last night from ;
three-weeks trip to New York wher,
| he made large purchases of goods fo
the stores i'll Mankato and La Crosse
Mr.. kruse states that business con
ditions in the metropolis are excellen
and the outlook for future trade il
| good.
s. The Order of Railway Telegrapher!
held meeting in the Omaha depo
this morning and elected officers fol
the coming year and also delegate!
to the grand convention of the orde
to be held in Baltimore this year
| w. J. .Liddane of st. Paul was elect
GU Sioii vi Illc ulNlSlOl
and his alternate is E. j. Stanton o
Rusk, Wis, ID. O. Tenney was elect
ed local chairman of the Minnesot;
and Iowa division with j. f. Jaffel
of Madelia as his alternate. james
Mathews of Tekamah, Nebr, is t.
be local chairman OF the Nebrask;
division and has G. A. Whitaker o
Bloomer, Nebr. as his alternate. w
E. Steiner Of Baronet, Wis, is loca
chairman Of the Northern division
The Nebraska and Northern divi
sions have the same alternate, C. A
Whitaker The local chairmen O
the different divisions were electe,
to constitute the delegation to al
tend the grand convention at Balti
more. The officers elected thi
morning represent over five hun
dred men scattered through th,
northwest.