The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-06-06
Sunday in Mankato.

town Saturday on business.
Roy A. Peters of ST. Peter spent
yesterday in the city.
/ Miss Elizabeth Healy of Mapleton
/ visited in Mankato today.
Y Judge Quinn of Fairmont spent to-
day in Mankato.
Miss Grace Kinsey of Ottawa is
| the guest of friends here.
! Mr. Frank Hurd spent Memorial
day with relatives at Adrain.
DR.. J. S. Holbrook returned this
noon from Butterfield, where he
| spent Sunday.
Jacob Lampert, Minneapolis of the
Lampert Lumber company was in
the city Saturday on business.
Miss Elizabeth Thomas, the nurse
returned Saturday from Seattle where
she has been visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Cross are
visiting in the city this week with
Mr.. and Mrs C. H. Johnson.
G. w. Champlin who Is an attor>
ney at Benson, is the guest of his
brother L. l.. Champlin of this city.
l.. C. Rev and Robert Champlin of
Vernon Center were in Mankato on
business today.
DR.. L. A. Weigel of Carleton col
lege at Mortified was in Mankato
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lippert of LIE
Sueur were guests of relatives in
Mankato over Sunday, Mr., Lippert
is conducting moving picture play
house at LIE Sueur and is doing
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rinehart Olson of
Spring Island were the guests OF
friends in Mankato today.
Miss Nora Fitzgerald left today
for a weeks visit with relatives in
Minneapolis.
Miss Myrtle Lee returned yester
. day from Lake Benton. where she has
been teaching.
Miss Janet Balm returned today
from Window where she finished
teaching term of school.
Mrs. s. H. Koenecke returned tc
her home in Ceylon yesterday after
visit here with relatives.
Mrs. Theodore Richter and children
of Minneapolis are the guests of Mrs
: Richter's mother, Mrs. R. D. Hub
i, bard.
Attorney John E. Regan went t.
/, Marshall today to attend the meet
: ing of the Lyon county distric
/, court.
d. w. Chamberlain, manager o
Y
= was in Mankato yesterday and par
" of today.
~ ID. M. Jones went to Madelia toda
! >on business. He recently delivere
to ]. A. Kitz of that place a spler
\ did Chickering piano.
rs 8. L. Draper and l.. l.. ALLEN @
g Mortified spent Sunday in Mankate
- g., NJ Reynolds of st. Cloud is i
- the city today on business.
J.. II. hickman. cashier of the Firs
: state bank of Mountain Lake, cam
- to Mankato today to get his aut'
;" mobilepwhfch he left last week.
u Albert Theissen of Duluth is r.
:, newing aequaintances in Mankat
- Mr.. TheisseH has many friends he1
. who are always glad to see him.
- Mrs. William Enderly and Mr.
~ Mike Lefto of Ne Sueur visited toda
70 with Mrs. Joseph Goulet who is
a, in ST. Joseph's hospital.
~ DIR. George r., Curran and DR.. I
=. n D. Valin went to st Peter this a
10 ternoon to attend >tRe funeral of tt
- late Dr. H. A. TomHnson.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. EdrB. Nelson an
~ children of Minneapolis were CUES
of the formers uncle aand aunt. M
70 and Mrs. H. P Jensen. the latt'
" part of the week. .
N, Senator Frank Clague"of Redwoe
-, ~ Falls visited in MankatoDs yesterday
No Misses Claire Sleeper, sand Celec
Lawrence of Austin were Manka
visitors yesterday. "a
- Harry Hanson and wife of La
~ Crystal, were in MankatO Saturda
ho Mr. Hanson was a former beokkee
IN err at the Free Press Office TIL
on are now on a farm near Lake Or!
We tai and doing well.
,lo Miss Ethel Grout is spending t
an SuIulll6f WIFI ucI oloICl dCANl HI
ble River Falls. She departed for the
nd on Saturday. Miss Edith Swans
ny is substituting for her as cashier
,nt the Free Press office.
to District Engineer Walter F. Broo
u,t and County Auditor C. L. Kenne
went to ST. James today to con-
fol, with the county auditor of Wat
wan county on the construction
~. judicial ditch No. Z.
y y Miss Mary Willard and her sis
= Mrs. Amindon of Minneapolis retu
~. ed home yesterday after visit
SO with relatives here. Their mott
49, Mrs. d. G.. Willard accompanied tn
to Minneapolis where she will vi
for some time.
Albert Lea Tribune: Mrs. c.
~ Holmes and daughter, Grace and
% sister. Miss Ella Butler of Mank
~ were in Albert Lea few hours
oct tween trains Saturday while on tn
ord way to Illinois to attend the wedd
of the formers son.
Mrs Fred Hotaling left for
Paul, Saturday, to take care of
tb;s daughter, Mrs. W. Stennes, who
TON been at st. Luke's hospital for
;xh mast nine weeks Mrs StenneS