The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-09-12
Ter daughter Mrs. Lippert here this

her daughter Mrs. Llppert here this
week. gtf
Mrs. T. NJ. Barclay of Point Pleas.
ant, Madison Lake. and Mrs. w. N
steele departed last evening fo,
Modesto, Call, the home of Mrs
Steele, The. latter has been spend
ing a few weeks with Mrs. Barclay
at @The Point" ~ "'.ls -
Miss Carrie schipple and her
niece, Miss Alma Magly. are in ST..
Paul attending the state fair From
there they will go to Princeton
where Miss Magly will teach in the
public schools. Miss Schipple will
visit friends there for an indefinite
period
o. e. PloughmaIl, operator at, the
GreatJ Western freight depot here,
was taken Ill with a fever a short
time ago, and is confined in one of
the hospitals, He was relieved by
A. M. Thiemanson. of Cannon Falls,
but Mr.. Thiemanson was sent from
/, here to be operator at Faribault
| Junction, a new station on the Oar
Patch fine between Mortified and
| Faribault. C. E. Attima of Blysian
is now operator for the Great West.
ern here. Besides Faribault juno
| ton, another junction point on the
Dan Patch line has been establish
ed and named Mortified Junction.
! Great Western Conductors A. J.
Coleman and George Klages have
been sent as pilots on the Dan Patch
line between Faribault and North
| field
GAINESVILLE Argus: Our people were
very much surprised as well as
pleased on Wednesday last to meet
J. ]. Farrell of Des Moines, Iowa,
who stopped off briefly between
trains to meet and greet old friends
Mr. Farrell was formerly in the
mercantile business in this place He
is now representing the Hubbard
Milling company of Mankato, in the
sale of -four throughout Iowa, with
headquarters at Des. Moines. From
! him we first learned of the death
of his father at Owatonna last year.
/. Earl Wilson, who spent the
| harvesting season with his uncle, A.
| A. Wilson, departed on Thursday for
1 Mankato where he will remain some
/ time. -. Miss Anna Nyquist,
I daughter of Hon. Nels Nyquist of
Leroy, departed on Thursday for
Pittsburg, Penn, to take her position
and resume her work in the public
/ schools of that city. Miss
Carmellita Lynch, daughter of j. f
Lynch of MaRkato, returned to her
home Thursday, after spending a
week or more. visiting in this place.
New Ulm Review: Miss Erva Rar.
don of Mankato, who was a guest
of her friend, Miss Ida Thfede, re-
turned to her home Monday evening.
The automobile club of
Amboy, fourteen cars in all, spent
part of Thursday in the city. They
were expected to arrive via Mankato
and Colonel Buschers went to Court
land to meet and escort them into
the city,. Instead they came through
Hanska and Searles and owing to
blowouts and other auto mishaps
they did not arrive until three O'Clock
in the afternoon, although they were
scheduled to reach New Ulm before
noon. They experienced some trou-
BILE to get through the Cottonwood
because the Metzen bridge cannot
be used at present owing to the new
approaches that are being built. At
ter visiting various places Of interest
and launching at German park, they
returned home. Judge OIL,
sens family removed to New Ulm
from Sleepy Eye the past week and
are getting settled in their newly
purchased home on North Washing.
ton street. The Hess family moved
last Wednesday to Mrs. Dittbenner's
residence on South Broadway. They
will probably build next season.
From Thursdays Daily.
! Deputy Sheriff Edward Ario ar
rested Harry S. Stewart, alias. A. C.
O'Brien, wanted in Waterloo, Ia.
for forgery. 1t is alleged that Stew.
art forged check for $500 in Wa.
terloo and escaped year ago last
January. He has been at large ever
since Mr.. Ario received descrip.
tion of the man from Sheriff J. M
Shores OF Waterloo, and has been
on the lookout for him. He located
!, the man on the street some days
ago but did not arrest him until
today.
| The man was working for plas
4 terer at the Baptist church, and al
though he admitted that his maine
7 was Stewart, and came to the jail
peaceably, he would not admit that
he was a forger. The officer asked
! him how much money the forged
check represented and Stewart an
swered: LESS than $500" He, says
! that he will not plead guilty to the
charge, although he has agreed to
;. go back to Iowa without extradition
papers. Mr.. Ario has wired Sheriff
Z, Shores of his capture and expects
! that some one will arrive here this
evening to take the captive to Wa
terloo. The deputy is to be com
plimented upon his shrewdness in