The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-04-18
Knights of Columbus lodge at that

place.
Miss Lola Cove Of Madelia is
visiting with friends here today.
+. o. Swenson went to ST. Peter
today for short business visit.
A. r. Harding of Winnebago trans
acted business in Mankato yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Howard of Garden City
is in the city today calling on friends.
S. Holen and j. l.. Lobben of st.
James are in town today on bust
ness.
G. M. Wellquist of Cannon Falls
transacted business in Mankato yes
terday.
Mat Nostdahl of Lincoln attended
the ceremonies at the Elks club last
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rice and
daughter of Madelia are visiting i'm
the city today.
Hon. Ezra Gates of Garden City
was in the city yesterday to attend
the celebration of the Elks.
e. w. Bunce of Garden City is in
the city today attending to some
business and calling on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Sargent and daugh-
teT,- MISS tJlUIId dITJN6u HSlt IOudy
from Madelia to spend Sunday.
David Ritter and daughter. Miss
Florence. are guests of Mr.. Ritter's
daughter who is in the hospital here.
G.. NJ Quigley and Rev. Emery of
the Methodist church of AmbOy are
calling on friends In Mankato today.
Rev. w A. Dennis, general mis-
sionary of Southern Minnesota for
the Episcopal church, left today for
Worthington after spending a few
DAYS here with his wife.
Minneapolis Journal: Miss Emma
Albrecht, who is engaged as train.
ed nurse at the Lutheran hospital
in Mankato. visited at the home OF
her uncle, Rev. c. J. Albrecht, for a
few days.
w. II. Anderson left today for
Sioux Falls, S. d.. where he will dec
crate number OF buildings for the
automobile show to be given by the
South Dakota Automobile association
next week
Professor Charles e. Johnson re.
turned to ST. Paul yesterday after
spending week with ]. P. Donahue
of this city. Professor Johnson is at
the head of the Johnson School OF
Embalming in ST Paul.
st. James Plaindealer: Miss Irene
Longini of Minneapolis came yester,
day for visit with Mrs. V. A.Malm.
rose and other friends with whom
she associated when she was a
teacher in our schools.
Miss Lille Falk went to Mankato
yesterday to retake her position in
the Heinrich hotel.
Mrs. Fred Hotaling returned from
ST. Paul last night, after an absence
of three weeks. She as with her
daughter, Mrs. w. Stennes. who is
now in ST. Luke's hospital, and is
very i'll. Mrs. Hotaling stopped at
Faribault on her return to be with
her sister, Mrs. F. w. Polchow, who
is very sick with pneumonia.
William Johannus. who has been
working a short time in the Union
passenger depot, has just completed
his course in the Commercial college
and leaves today for his home in
Ashton la. After visiting there for
week he will return to Rochester
where he has accepted a position IN
the Northwestern passenger depot.
Ticket Agent William r. Spornit7
left this morning for Long Lake
where he will look at a string OF
pure bred Jersey cattle with the in
tention of bringing a prize winning
mixer for his family. Mr. Spornitz
has heretofore shown a marked in
terest in race horses, but he has
now developed taste for good milk
and with an intention of satisfying
this taste he will buy one of these
University tested. prize winning, full
blood Jerseg hovines