The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-05-30
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ness.
Ed. Traxler of LIE Sueur Center is
in town today on business.
Carl ]. Goldman Of st. Clair spent
yesterday with friends here.
]. e. Kernholz of Fairmont is
the day in Mankato.
F. N. Manthy of Faribault called
on friends in the city yesterday.
c. S. Christianson of Madelia
spent yesterday with friends here.
N. p. Olson of Wells arrived here
yesterday for short business visit
Mrs. Luther Scherer and grandson,
Harold, left yesterday to visit in In
diana
Mrs. j. L. Davidson and daughter
of GAINESVILLE were Mankato visitors
yesterday
Ed Mahlenbrock and c. S. Min
nick. of Owatonna, were in the city
yesterday.
Miss Ethel Grout retucfed yester-
day from visit with her sister in
Hanlontown, Iowa.
Attorney Arthur Schaub went to
Sleepy Eye this afternoon to deliver
an address to the Eagles lodge of
that place.
John Wentheiser went to LeSueur
Center today to attend the wedding
of his brother, David Wentheiser of
Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs George Holmes and
son Lyndon of GAINESVILLE spent Sun
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
H. Thompson.
J. C. Thro, William Schwender. H..
N. Drummond and C. H. Saulnaugh
returned yesterday from a Sunday
visit in the twin cities.
Mrs. Luther Scherer and little
grandson. Harold. left yesterday for
Indianapolis, Indiana. where they will
spend the summer with relatives.
Attorney o. J. Parker. C. N. Cos
grove and P. ]. Foley of lie Sueur
attended the Minnesota Valley
Scenic Highway meeting here to-
day.
! T. c. Thurston, of Lake Crystal,
state inspector of weights and mea-
sures is in the city this week testing
the scales and measures of the mer-
chants
| Braden Clements and F. P. Hoerr
returned last evening from Minneapo.
lis with a new Studebaker car which
is to be delivered to DR.. LYDIA Os
borne.
| DR.. Wheatley, of Cincinnati, Ohio
a nephew of the late General James
, Heaton Baker, is expected to arrive
here tonight to attend the funeral OF
his uncle.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Goulet of LIE
/ Sueur came to Mankato yesterday
and Mrs. Goulet underwent an opera
ton at the st. Joseph's hospital
She is doing nicely.
/ S. C. Kirby, ticket agent at the
Union depot, returned today from
Rochester where he has been II
charge of the Northeastern depo
for a week in the absence of the pas
senger agent.
| Mayor John H. Termath, Mrs. Tel
math, Mrs. August Ahlf and Mis-
Maude Ahlf of LIE Sueur motored t
Mankato today. The ladies visite,
with relatives and Mr.. Termath al
tended the Scenic Highway meeting
G. L. Butterfield of Los Angeles
Cal, and John F. Butterfield o
Lake Crystal were in the city yes
terday. Both men will leave thi
week for California where the lat
ter hopes to be physically benefited
G. F. Weber of the Weber Studios
Minneapolis, is in the city figurin
on the interior decorating of tn
First National bank He has jus
completed the decorating of tn
Merchants State bank at Winons
Mr.. Weber is son-in-law of Joh
White, Clark street.
K. S. Daigneau, who has beel
managing the Pastilne theatre, re
turned yesterday to Mankato, fror
LIE Sueur where he has been assis
ing in putting new picture sho,
on its feet for Troy Zimmerman an
Elmer Lippert. He left yesterda
for his home in Austin, where h
will make an extended visit
Rev. w. R. Keesey started thi
morning on a lecture tour which wi
last the remainder of the week. Tt
morrow night he will deliver a con
mencement address at Fairfa1
Thursday night he has Henderso
booked for the same kind Of
talk, Friday he speaks at the Memoir;
services in Mankato and Frida
evening he will speak at Kenyon.