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

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a visit with shef: sister, Mrs. Dan
iStalinard. ihs st. Paul ss 49,
i Mrs w. II. Rabe has gone to ST.
Paul to .renlainFover Sundayswith her
sister Miss Rose Rabe
Miss Anna Finnigan returned to
her home in Fairmont today after a
visit here with relatives
Arthur Erickson, manager OF the
Unique theatre, went to Minneapolis
today for a short business visit
! Mrs. G. T.. Conley and daughter,
Doris, and Mrs. John Fl. Termath of
] lie Sueur spent today in Mankato
Mrs. George Wright, Miss Agnes
Wright and Miss Ethel Williams of
Lake Crystal visited here today.
Mrs. Orange Little returned yester
day from Milwaukee where she has
been visiting for the past three
! months.
w. Il. Harrison OF Redwing, assist
ant superintendent of the Great West
ern railway, was in Mankato last
evening"
County. Commissioners A. M.
Schneeberger of Amboy and William
H. COMPTON of Eagle Lake are in
town today.
G.. ID. Truax Of Amiret, Mimi, is
in the city on business today FTe
has with him his little grandson,
Merrill TTnaX
S. A. Bushnell of St Louis. rep
resentingl the ST Louis National
Lead company, called ON the trade
in the city today
Mrs. Peter Huberty and little
daughter, Genevieve, and Miss Anna
Item OF Lex Sueur were guests of
friends ehre yesterday.
Miss Alice McDermott and her
mother of Minneapolis, left last
night for a visit in San Bemardino,
Cal. after a short stay here.
L. r.. Johnson. of Minneapolis, con-
nected with the Vandever-Ansley-
Johnson company, was in the city
yesterday Failing on friends and
trade
Ellis Farnsworth of the general
passenger agent department of the
Missouri Pacific railway at Chicago
is calling on railroad men here to-
day
Superintendent e. g. Atkins and
Trainmaster r. j. Holmes of the Mil
waukee road. with headquarters at
La Crosse stopped in Mankato yes
terday between trains.
Misses Bernice Broker, Aurora
Brockmeyer and Marie Traeger will
leave the last of the week for Red
wing, where they will enter a hOsp-
tai and take course in trained nur-
sing.
Bob" Cranston, the noted Scotch
dialect lecturer, was in Mankato this
morning between trains and left this
noon for Waseca where he will
speak this evening.
II. A. Patterson, son Roland and
daughter, Miss Helen left today for
Los Angeles, and Corona, Cal, where
they will visit with Mr. Patterson's
brother and sisters. Master Roland
will stay in California for about two
months but Mr.. Patterson and Miss
Helen EXPECT to return in about
three weeks
j. Fl. Mullen, superintendent of the
state farm at saltwater, is in the
city on business today. Mr.. Mullen
was formerly superintendent of the
Blue Earth county poor farm and
went TO Saltwater March l. He is
much pleased with his new position
and said this morning that he had
the incest home he had ever had
The farm is quarter section of land
and Mr.. Mullen has from five to fif-
teen convicts assisting him during
the season.
Redwing Republican,: DIR. F. e.
Daigneou of Owatouna, owner of the
Pastime theatres at Mankato and
Red Wing, was in the city today,
looking after the interests of the
theatre, DR.. Daigneau says that
moving pictures of Redwng and vi
cinity will be featured at both houses
and that the camera man will soon.
take new series here, including
river and levee park scenes. Films
of Mankato and Sibley park will
soon be presented here. DR.. Daig
neau says that the camera caught a
herd Of deer dashing through the
park woods and OLD "Bruin" coming
out of winter quarters. He re-