The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-09-05
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for a visit.
H. M. Fisher of Candy visited
friends here today on his way home
from Minneapolis.
Mrs. L. Hager and daughter Julia
are in the twin cities. They will at
tend the state fair.
Miss Georgia Phillips and her
mother left today for week end
visit in Minneapolis
A. M. Stein, c. H. Saulpaugh and
]. A. Grierson attended the fair at
New Ulm yesterday.
]. H. Kennedy. travelling inspector
for the Canadian Pacific railroad, was
in the city yesterday.
Miss Katherine Lynard leaves to-
morrow for Moose Lake where she
will teach this winter.
o. M. Ashley, S. G. Cass and Paul
w. Grafton of Jackson transacted
business here yesterday.
Mrs. ]. R. S. Cosgrove of LIE
Sueur and j. A. Lewis of Pasadena,
CAL, are here visiting friends.
Miss Amanda Johnson, who attend
ed the Fschumperlin-Jones wedding,
! at st. Cloud, returned yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs X. Zetlitz, Miss l.
Zetlitz and M. Johnson of Sioux Falls
are visiting in the city this week.
| Jackson Republic: Mrs. Veigel of
Mankato is expected Saturday to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Mcclellan
| Do;l Df W.
kima, Wash, and Mrs. L. l. Osborn
returned today from Hubert, MINI.
Mrs. August johnson of Mime
apolis is visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. F. Johnson and family.
Miss Lulu Coulter of Blue Earth,
who has been visiting here for a
few days, left today for Walnut
Grove.
Misses Florence L. and Cora C.
Hill of Rushford, ILL.,, are spending
a few days with friends here this
week.
H. R. Johnson arrived yesterday
from St. Joe, Mo- He will visit
at the home of his father, ]. F.
Johnson.
Mark Kelley went to st. Paul to-
day to look after the international
Harvester company's exhibit at the
state fair.
George Eberlein will leave tomor-
row on a motorcycle trip to Spirit
Lake, Ia He expects to return Mon,
day evening.
B. D. Grogan will leave tomorrow
for Marionette, Wis, where he will
teach history in the high school fol
the coming term. ....
w. w. Davis, Sam K. Fowler and
Gilbert Fletcher will motor to Min
neapolis tomorrow and spend Mon
day at the state fair.
Freight Agent D. E. Walker Of
the Milwaukee road and his wife mo
tored to Minneapolis today and will
attend the state fair Monday.
! Misses Mabel Caldwell and Blancf
Fletcher will leave for NorthfielG
Monday Both young ladies will teacl
in the public schools of that place
the coming year.
Miss Gladys Iltis of LeSueur Cen
ter stopped over here on her wa!
to Fairmont to visit Mrs. Georg;
Nerbovig. Miss Iltis will teach a
Fairmont the coming year.
New Richland Star: Cashier w
D. Willard of The First Nationa
bank, Mankato, stopped off her
Saturday while motoring through an
: spent a few hours in this place.
st. James Plsindealer: Mrs. Ann;
Krause of Mankato was here thi
week visiting her son, Felix Hottingel
Il who is in the hospital recovering
from his recent accident, where h
/ lost part of his left foot. .. b..
Misses Mabel, Florence, Rene, an
s Master Phillip Mettler, who hav
been spending the summer at LAX
Ballentyne, returned to their HON
in this city last evening. They ha
a most enjoyable vacation.
Mrs Wendell Nelson and daughter
S Miss Helen, who have been visitin
with relatives here for few day.
l. will be Joined here this evening b
her husband. They will spend
couple of weeks in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Blasting an
S baby, who have been visiting at tn
home of Mrs. Blasing's parents, Nj
and Mrs NJ ]. Ryan of Smith
| Mill for the past few weeks, lei
II YESTERDAY for their home at Reedel
N. d.
# Colonel G. w. Neff, mayor of LAX
y Crystal and editor of The Uniol
e was in Mankato yesterday afternoon
+ He was one of the spectators at tn
All Nations-Kato ball game. TIL
l. colonel declares that the Kato boy
u are good ball players. He is a "far
and knows a good game when b
Is sees one.
4 st. Peter Free Press: Mrs. 4
Danielson entertained her mothe
Is Mrs. Lars Mattson, and sister, Mr.
K c. o. Johnson, both of Mankato, Q
Wednesday. Mrs. n.
e Nelson returned to her home
N Mankato Tuesday after sever;
days visit at the home of C. !
g Anderson.
a. Madelia Messenger: Miss Ann
Rooney was a Mankato visitor Tue
III day forenoon. -. A telegra
N has been received from Mr.. Dose
in which he says that all hope |
of Mr.. Holmes recovery is given u
u The old gentleman is not sufferir
5 much main Mrs. Andre