The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-05-23

"A, G. Solyntjes of Faribault is IN
the city today on business,
Fred Keene of ST. James spent
yesterday with friends, here.
Roy Fisher of Good Thunder call
ed on friends here yesterday.
John Hinze of LeSuenr Center is
in the city today. on business.
w. Mclean of Austin is visiting
with friends in the city today.
r.. Il Dierberger of Shakopee was
in the city yesterday on business.
! Miss Ethel Abraham of Smith.
Mills visited in the city yesterday
j. G. LaGrange of Winter Haven,
Fla, was Mankato visitor yestef-
day.
All Krost is in Great Falls. Mon
tana, OH business for the Widell com
,pany.
/ Miss Jessie ". Thompson of Good
Thunder called on friends here yes
terday.
+ Al. w. Wright and s. ID. Catherson.
of Austin were in town yesterday.
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. X Ransom of
Sioux Falls, S. D., are visiting in
the. city. this week.
L. G. Gosgroae and T. F. Keogh
of LeSueur Center were business,
visitors here yesterday.
Mrs. Chris Ginter and son, Frank,
will leave for Milwaukee, tomorrow,
morning, where Mrs. Ginter will
visit her son. Joe,
Dorff, of the state banking depart
ment, were in the city yesterday
examining the two state banks.
! Dr. c. H. Nerbovig. Mrs. John A.
i Johnson and Mrs. F. L. Stephan
returned today from the Meeting of
the grand chapter order of the East
ern Star.
| r. A. Willis of Omaha is the
guest of his brother-in-law, Bennett
Williams. Mr.. Willis some years
ago. lived in Mankato and was en-.
gagged in construction work ON the
Omaha railway.
! Rochester Post and Record; Sam,
uel G. Blythe. the great political
writer. with the Saturday Evening
Post. is registered at The Kahler,
: Mr., Blythe is considered the greatest
! political writer in the world.
/ ST.. Peter. Herald; Professor C. j.
Knock, president of the district or
ganizatiOn of the Lslther League
goes, to Mapkate tomorrow TO pre-
side, at the sessions of Luther
league convention, to be held in that
Lofty Saturday and Sunday
! George B. Owen has just returned
!. from a weeks visit in South Da
i kota.. While, away he stopped in
Huron. Watertown, MITCHELL Red
field and other places. Crops are
looking good after splendid rain
and everyone there is happy over
the outlook, -.
T. Sleepy Eye Dispatch: Nose Gage
J one of the old time conductors on
! the line is back from q four months
visit with his son in Bakersfield
. California, Mr.. Gage has been run
ming on, the line through here, the
past thirty-fye years and is splen
did all round gentleman and pop
ular railroad man. He has very lit
tie good to say of California. bul
: says lot in favor of Minnesota
Il Good Thnnder Herald; Mrs. Fl, L
4 Benedict went to Mankato on Sat
urday morning to- spend a few day!
with her son Clifford and family
:. who expect TO leave soon for Inter
Enational Falls C. !. l.. has for man.
years been we'll known Mankatt
! lawyer, but believes that Interpa
ttional Falls is the coming city o
northern Minnesota. . MI
: and Mrs. William Mountain left oil
!, Monday afternoon for Hartford, Wis
being called there by the death o
: Mr., Mountains father. William
: Mountain, ST.. is spoken of as
!, grand old man.. and had reached tn
. remarkable age of 101. years. Hi
: death was brought about through;
stroke of paralysis. He was a ns
tive of Ifeland,; but had been a res
dent of Hartford the most of hi
Il life. His son here one in Califol
:, MIA. and a son. and two daughter
: in Wisconsin. mourn his departure.
Mapleton Enterprise: We acknow
! edge pleasant call last Saturda
4 from Prof. A. r.. Shumway of MAJ
:, tkato. Mr.. Shnmway is eyidencing,
!. wideawake interest in the agricu
: 4 tural interests of the county and q
: May % will hold farmers meetin
lat the Beaufort town hall to tai
: Lover corn cultivation. a general di.
= cussion will follow and every farm
J '.er interested in corn culture
: turged. 10 be present The meetip
] will commence at eight O'Clock. :.
! Herman Borchert spent Sunda
q land Monday looking after his farl
! neaR : Mankato and while abser
= CLOSED up the deal for forty. acres I
h additional land so that he has no
81 a. most excellent farm.
= Three of the county commissioner
; lMessrs. Davies. Compton al,
lcaked over the T. ]
q TAYLOR farm last Saturday. the san
.a5to be, considered as location fl
tuberculosis sanitarium if it !.
- decided tn locate such an instit
rItion in this county. A number I
* sites are to be presented in Mankai