The Mankato free press., 1913-07-25
's.i D., called on friends here yester

/ s. D., called on friends here yester-
day.
Miss Sara D. Cowley Of Sioux
Falls is visiting in Mankato this
week. - 5-s'~ - s.
Ludwig Eng and W. F. Carpenter
of Balaton spent yesterday in Man
kato. e.
Winona are spending few days in
Mankato. 3f =
George Hanser of st. Paul arrived
here last evening for asvisft with
i relatives.
/ c.. b. Somers of Spokane, Wash,
arrived here yesterday on a bust
ness VISIT
Mrs Joseph Meyer and her daugh.
ter of Eagle Lake spent yesterday
! in Mankato. -
H. l.. Strom, cashier of the Brown
National Bank of Jackson. spent
last night in Mankato.
Misses Alice G. Olson and Edna
Chesness of Northfield called on
friends here yesterday,
c. H. Johnson. freight agent fol
] the Northwestern here, went to Wi
mona today on business.
Miss Ruth Diamond of Blue Earth
left yesterday for st. Paul after 9
visit with Miss Helen Reid.
Mrs. T. C. Clark and daughter Ha
eel have gone to Winona where they
will visit friends for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Graf and fam.
lily of La Crosse, Wis, are guests OF
Mr., and Mrs w. E.. Palmer,
Attorney S, B. Wilson left last
night on a ten days trip to Kansas
and Missouri. He will take the river
trip coming back.
Mrs. Loretta Morrill, of Spokane
Wash. arrived here today for a
visit with her sisters. Mrs. T.. P. and
Mrs. George G. Krost.
F. E. Browder and Roy Friends
of the Hubbard Milling company
will. leave for Philadelphia tomor.
| row on business for the mill.
w. s. Chadwick of st. Paul, trav.
cling passenger agent for the Great
i Northern railway. is in the city to
day telling about the beauties Of
Glacier National park.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. E. Bowen and fam
lily riotored in from Cambria yester.
day and were guests of Mr.. Bowen's
brother, John r. Bowen and family.
Mr.. Bowen has a new Studebakel
| car. ~ ~:
Miss Emma Olson, clerk in the
county auditors office, left today
for Minneapolis, and after spending
! a, few days there will leave on q
vacation trip through the west, to be
gone until September l..
George Long of Minneapolis, who
was in the butter and egg bust
ness here for several years, is visit
ing in Mankato for a few days. Mr.
Long says MankatoI is greatly I'M
proved since his residence here.
Miss Sadie Blake. daughter OF
the late George Blake, will be
brought to Mankato tomorrow and
taken to the. detention hospital fol-
treatment. Miss Blake is suffering
with tuberculosis and has been in
the state sanatorium for number
of weeks.
! George w. Sugden, vice presiden,
of National Citizens bank, and w
d. Willard, cashier of the First Ma
tional bank. attended the meeting OF
bankers held in Minneapolis yester
day to consider the new currency
/ law. Invitations were sent out by
/ the Minneapolis clearing house to
about 100 bankers Of Minnesota, the
Dakotas and Montana to attend the
meeting Va
Minnesota Lake Tribune: Mabel
Sorenson was at Mankato Wednes
day. Miss .Millie Troska
returned Tuesday from few days
stay with relatives, at Mankato.
f.. Mr.. William Jeddloh of Wal
dorf was q visitor at Mankato Sat
Eurday. Oscar Catlin was a
Mankato visitor Thursday evening
j. F. w. Dehring was bust
ness caller at Mankato Tuesday.
r. WILL IeIShe, JF., came uE
from Mankato Saturday and speni
Sunday with his parents here.
George e. Black. returned last
evening from Milwaukee, where ht
attended the annual meeting of the
general and district agents and pol
/ icy holders of the Northwestern Mu
i tual Life Insurance company of Mil
. waukee, of which Mr.. Black is rep
resentative in three counties ad
j joining Blue Earth county. The
meeting was held in the new com
pany building now in course of con
struction. One of the pleasing fea
I tures of the occasions was a play
given at the auditorium by mem
bers of the home office. Four hun
dred men attended the meeting
/ representing every state i'm the un
ion. Mr.: Black is enjoying a splen
did business and his company has
many policy holders in Mankato. >
From Fridays Daily 81.
| Omaha Engineer O. NJ Ward en-
tered a complaint at the police, sta