The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-02-07
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Rodney L. Wells of Redwood Falls
lis in the city today.
H. ]. Tanner of Pipestone was in
| Mankato yesterday.
| George Helms OF Sleepy Eye was
in the city yesterday.
A. f. Strickland of Sleepy Eye was
! in the city yesterday.
! Ed Thompson of Austin spent
yesterday in Mankato.
/ Ray Salisbury of Amboy transact
ed business here today.
r. L. Wells of Redwood Falls was
! in Mankato yesterday.
! o. p. Noeland of Brewster spent
yesterday. in the city.
DR.. d. ]. Harrison returned today
from visit in Nicollet.
Ed. Weisel of Sleepy Eye was
Mankato visitor yesterday.
Miss Ella Young of Mapleton
spent today in Mankato.
Joseph Epple of New Ulm called
on friends here yesterday.
Louis Larson of st. Peter was In
Mankato today on business.
Mrs. L. C. Mason and daughter of
Kasota visited here today.
Mr. Morris OF Usage, Iowa. is in
the city on business today.
j. C. Jackson of Morgan was in
the city yesterday On business.
! H. Luecke of Faribault transacted
business yesterday in Mankato.
Carl Keller of Denver, Col, is call
ing on friends in Mankato today.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Keith of Barrett
are visiting friends in Mankato.
Mat. Nostdahl of Madelia called
on friends in the city yesterday.
William Withrow of Vernon Cen
ter visited yesterday in Mankato.
Emil Trahms of Mountain Lake
was a Mankato visitor yesterday
Everett Marsh of Amboy transact
ed business yesterday in MankatO.
Rev. w. c. Rumsch of Butterfield
is spending a few days in the city.
Miss Mabel Tronston of Princeton
visited friends in the city yesterday.
+. d. Currier of Nicollet was in
Mankato yesterday calling on friends
Albert SLIDER and Charles Steiner
left today on business trip to Chi
cago.
A. E. Athey of Redwood Falls was
the guest OF friends in Mankato yes
terday.
: Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Lee of Albert
Lea visited yesterday with friends III
, Mankato.
p. A. Goss and William II. Anton
of Wabasso were in the city yester-
/, day on business.
J. j. Flachsenbar attended the
Elks' party hero last night and Wis
tied with friends
Mrs. Al Larson is home from
visit with her parents i'll OwatoHna
She was absent a month.
Ernest Mahlke Jr.. transacted bust
! ness in Minneapolis and st. Paul for
George T.. Brett, Inc, yesterday.
!, E. T. Smith nf Baraboo Wis. freight
inspector for the Chicago and North
! western railway, was in MaDkato
!. yesterday.
. ]. W. Doyle of Winona. superin-
tendent of the Minnesota division of
i the Chicago and Northwestern rail-
o way, was in the city yesterday.
!, Rev. aud Mrs. O. j. Arthur return
+ ed yesterday from Clarkfield and
e Minneota where they were visiting
a relatives and friends.
a Professor Frey is in ST. James
where he is attending a teachers
conference of the Lutheran schools
in Southern Minnesota.
n Guy Raymond, formerly connected
l. with the Botsford Lumber company's
T. yards in Winona, has come to Man.
e kato to take a position with the COM
n pany's yards here.
n Jack Bingham, the railroad man,
= is visiting in Mankato. He is now
e employed on the Milwaukee road
# as brakeman, running between Min
). neapolis and La Crosse.
Miss Edna Springer, who was
y stenographer in Benjamin Taylor's
J. law office for some time. spent part
of today in the city. She is now
employed in Mason City, Iowa.
Colonel Marshall of the Salvation
l. Army and his staff arrived this after
t noon via the Milwaukee road. They
d will take part in the Salvation Army
# services at the hall tonight and Sun
s day.
il William o. Hughes of Lake Crys-
e tai was in Mankato today, having
p visited friends while en- route from
/. Cambria where he was engaged in
Il finishing the dwelling house erected
by John L. Thomas.
e. II. Lockwood of Davidson,
Saskatchewan, Canada, is visiting in
r. Mankato this week with his cousin,
II w. A. Plymat, and other relatives
l. 1t is ten years since Mr.. Lockwood
G. has been in the United States.
e Miss Lima Grout will leave this
It evening for San Diego, Cal, where
y she will be the guest of DR.. and
T. Mrs. ID. ID. Smith, formerly of this
!. city. Miss Grout expects to spend
d about two months in California.
Mrs. Ida Wolfe, mother of Mrs.
Charles Porte, and Milton Porte, the
young son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
a Porte, will depart tomorrow for
s. Chicago, where they will remain
II until Mr. and Mrs. Porte are nicely
e settled in their new home in Mil
q waukee.
A Marshall NewS-Messenger: Miss
1t Julia Vergotte, who has been with
ID her sister, Mrs. Harry Whitchurch
ol of Mankato. for several months, came
home on Tuesday to visit her father
for short time. She was accom-
panied by her niece. Miss Julian
Whitchurch.
n Redwing Eagle: DR.. +. E. Daig.
u neau, who was in the city yester.