The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-05-08
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srom Thursdsy's Daily.

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Mrs. Laura Mead is surerins with
neuralgia.
e. A, Barnes was a business Wis
itor in lie Sueur Monday.
Herman King is looking after his
property interests In Blue Earth.
Misses Ella and Annie Glaubitz
We're shopping IN Mankato Saturday.
Earl Pepper and Lawrence Butler
spent Sunday with the home folks.
Mesdames Lode Warren and Sarah
Bowen shopped in fMankatof Fri
day. u Z NJ
Mrs. A. ]. Partridge is not gain
ing in health as fast as her friends
would wish.
T. d. Hays accompanied his three
carloads of steers to Chicago Sat
turday evening. t"r'- 70,
James and Henry Weir of West
Lyra were transaeting business in
Mankato Saturday. '"HH -
George Nichols drove to Good
Thunder Saturday and spent the
day with relatives. "
Attorney Miles Porter of Mankato
Is in Vernon Center This week look
Ing after his farms. W. ~
Mrs. Ellen Porter, Miss Josephine
Cornish and Clayton Kelly were
Mankato visitors Saturday.
Miss Sylvia gDorselller is here
from Mankato for a few days visit
with Frances Butler, and other
friends. -. 49,. -
n. C. Kraus, Mrs. Mary Cornish
and Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Busby
transacted business in Mankatoi
Monday. ..s -, 49,.
Ed johnson and George Bough-
ton are having cement walks laid.
Frank Pierce has the contract for
the work.
Mrs. Rolla Child Of Rapidan has
returned to, her home after spend
ing two weeks with her daughter,
Mrs Walter. Rambo.
Mrs. Mary Latin, Amboys oblig-
ing telephone operator, was well
come guest at the home OF Grand
ma Warren last Friday,
The town board will sell at auc.
ton next Saturday afternoon at
two o'clock, the old plank from the
bridge east OF town The auction
will be held at the bridge. %.
/" Mrs. Hattie Washburn has return
ed from three weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. Louis Rich and fam
fly, In Willow City. N. d. ''
Francis Stoner, who Is In the gar
age business with his father at Wei
come. Is spending q few days with
his mother and sister here.
Russell aAnnis and Elinor Chase,
who are q1afantiried for diphtheria,
are getting along very nicely. No
other cases f'tave DEVELOPED.
Mrs. Marie Evans, the eighth
grade teacher, spent the weekend
vacation In the country at the home
Of Mr.. and Mis-. Gene Francis.
Vernon Is certainly a "measley''
little town DIT the present time.
Thirty cases were reported today,
and there are more to follow.
Mesdames E, VII washburn and
F., Fl. Barnes took the early train
Tuesday morning for Rochester,
where Mrs. washburn VIII consult
the Mayo surgeons in regard to her
health which ohas not been very,
good lately. ~ tgJIr MO -
A. E. ouimby, Who put in con.
siderable tile 1Sst year OF his farm,
northwest of town, is so well pleas.
ed with the investment. that he will
lay 2.T miles more this spring. John
Mcmahon and his crew Of men be-
gan on the job today. '."' ~
p Mrs. Robert Sewers, who came
from Minneapolis! week ago, was
taken to the home OF L. c. Rev.
where she has been seriously III
with an attack of stomach trouble
and nervous ailment Her condition
is now much improved. "a = a.
|, ]. r. Bergerman and son loaded a
ear OF farm implements and stock
for 'Marbletowh, Wyoming, where
they VIII hold down claims. Mrs.
Bergerman win follow , soon. Mr..
Bergerman has rented his fine farm
east Of town 10 HIS brother-in-law.
Albert Hunholv. .a sStaa. 's'.s-
Those who have purchased cars
during the last three weeks are Harry
Morris, q Metz; IA: wester and
b. +. Rodes, Fords; and Ed Merters-
dorff. an Overland. All fare much
pleased with their inyestrnenfs and
are getting all kinds OF pleasure
and experiences with them. -