The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-04-18
was in Mankato Yesterday on busi-

i Joseph Epple of New Ulm is call
ing on friends here today.
4 w. F. Wilcox of Redwood Falls
spent yesterday in the city.
I p. J. Ritschel of New Uim trans
acted business here yesterday.
l.. p. McCabe of st. Peter was q
visitor yesterday in Mankato.
j. r. Lambert of Renville called
on friends in the city yesterday.
/ Mrs. Andrew Linder of Barrett
Mimi, visited friends here today.
Rev W. Emery of Amboy is in
Mankato attending the Elk's celebra-
ton.
H. P. Tearse, Jr of Winona trans
acted business yesterday in Man
kato.
Miss Lyle Turner left for her
home i'm Fulda today TO spend the
week end
John aFrmer of the firm of Farm
er & Pau went to Minneapolis to-
day OH business.
Mr. Harry Anderson left Tuesday
for Dillon, Mont. and will later leave
4 for Salmon. Idaho
Ezra w. Gates of Garden City is in
Mankato today to attend the ami
versary activities of the Elks.
Mesdames Fred Crane Bert Por-
ter and T. Thompson of Marshall
visited in Mankato yesterday.
Mrs. W. w. Lindahl of Granada
was in the city today on her way
home from a trip to Texas.
Anton Stimann, the South Front
street blacksmith. was called to Chi
cago today by the death of his IA
ther
Miss Katherine Roller who teaches
in one of the Minneapolis school, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. John
Krost.
George A. Tate of Balaton and
William Schaleben and James J. Bill
| of Madelia are guests of the local
Elks today.
General Gustaf Widell returned last
night from a business trip to Lewis
ton, where the Widell company oper-
ates stone crusher.
Frank Teed who has completed his
work at the Commercial college went
; to Minneapolis today and expects to
Secure a position there.
b. B. Dane, salesman for the
Mankato Fruit Commission company.
was called to his home in Marshall
last night by the serious illness of
his wife,
G. J. Grimm. l.. Strand. w. J. Geb-
hard, Albert Spaulding. George Krue
gel, A. J. Praxcl and William MCGEE
OF Lamberton were in Mankato yes
| terday on business.
G. NJ. Taught, business representa-
tive of "The Garden of Allah" pic
lures that will be- displayed at the
Mankato Theatre OH Sunday night,
was in Mankato today.
! DR.. and Mrs. E. j. Holman went
/ to st. Paul today. This evening they
will attend the reception that is to
/ be given by Governor and Mrs. Eb-
erhart at the Hotel Saint Paul
! Attorney and Mrs. G.. J. Laurisch.
DR.. and Mrs. C. II. Nerbovig and Mr.
and Mrs. b. F. Pay are in ST. Paul
to attend the ball which will be
given this evening by Governor and
Mrs. A. o.. Eberhart.
w. S. Chadwick of ST. Paul, trav-
cling passenger agent for the Great
Northern railway, is in Mankato to-
day calling on railway men and 9th.
CiSJ SioUOldtlliS Oi tIS UcdutlCS
of Glacier National park
Mrs. S. ID. Works, Mr.. and Mrs. B. f.
Pay anil Miss Matte Pay went to the
cities today and will attend banquet
to be given by Governor and Mrs. A.
o. Eberhart at the Hotel ST. Paul
this evening. 1t is expected that
hundred and fifty guests will be
present at the reception.
A. J. Praxel. A. j. Gerhard, L.
Shand. p. ]. Eykyn, w. j.. McGee
and George Grimm. all of whom are
Lamberton Elks are in the city to-
day to attend the "doings." They
were accompanied by George r.
Klengel, John II. Ross, P. Terry and
Charles Newdal of Lamberton and
Albert Spalding of Wanda, who will
be initiated into the order this even
ing.
Wells Forum: r. Anderson moved
his family to Mankato last week
Thursday. Mr.. Anderson will remain
here for month or so longer then
he will be employed at Mankato. We
sincerely regret losing these people
from the community. Harry
Nelson came from Mankato Wednes-
day to take the place of Richard Ar
derson with the Blue Valley Tele-
phone company here.
Rochester Post and Record: On
next Tuesday evening DE-. and Mrs.
w. j. Mayo. Dr. and Mrs. c.. Ora
ham, Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Eaton and
Mr. and Mrs. J. Fl. Kahler will leave
Rochester for two months Euro
pean trip, sailing from New York
on the George Washington liner. The
day before the sailing of this party
Drs. and Mrs e. S. Judd, w. C. Mac
Carthy and II. 2. Giffin will arrive
in New York on their return from
European tour.
MapTeton Enterprise: Grandpa Vim.
Wilde took the morning train. We'd
nesday, for Grand Forks, North Da-
kota, where he will join his daugh-
ter Mrs. Hattie Bancroft and her
two sons and go on to Canada,
where the party intend taking claims.
Mr. Wilde is in his 94th year aud is
still active and alert. his memory
and mind being as good as ever. Mr..
Wilde hopes to return to Mapleton
In time 10 attend the old settlers
meeting in June, being president Of
the association.
Leonard Beise and John Olson Of
Mapleton and III. ID. Culbertson of
Albert Lea were in the city today
and displayed some corn which had
been grown ON land owned by e. H.
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