The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-01-23

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people attended the meeting. which
was taken up with work for the so.
ciety. Nice refreshments were served
and those present enjoyed a pleasant
afternoon, and also enjoyed the new
home which Mr.. and Mrs. True have
recently moved into The next meet.
ing of the club will be at the home of
Mrs. Frank Pearson In three weeks.
Dance by Knights Of Columbus
The Knights of Columbus viii
give their annual ball on the night
of January q. Invitations for the
party will be issued within few
days.
Albert Schippel is in New Ulm on
business today.
A. T. Carlson went to Madelia to-
day on business.
W. II. Ruge OF Faribault was n
visitor In Mankato today,
Attorney j. L. Haycraft of Madelia
was a visitor in the city today
Henry ). Good of Vernon Center
was a visitor In the city yesterday.
Attorney s. B. Wilson spent yes.
terday In waseca on legal business.
c. f. Brown and Charles Russell OF
Madelia motored TO Mankato today on
business.
Clement Schroeder was In Chicago
Wednesday night and heard Miss
Flossy Macbeth sing.
Mrs. u. II. shesley ANA family
have returned from Ortonyille, where
they visited two weeks.
Judge and Mrs Evan Hughes re-
turned today from a visit To St Paul.
having been gone several days.
DIR. e. ID. Snow today went tn Min
neapoiis to attend the annual meeting
of the Minneapolis Dental society.
J. NJ. Curran. student of the state
agricultural college at st. Paul, is
in the city to offend the Seed fair
and triple convention next week.
Rev. Father Hughes returned last
night form Algonn, bancroft and
Belmont. Iowa. l.gfae delivered an ad.
dress In Belmont Tuesday evening.
D. r. McCauley1of winona. assist
ant superintendent of the Minnesota
division of the Chicago and North
western. was In the city on business
yesterday. ~, .at,
John McDerEo,t. former chief
CLERK at the Omaha freight. depot.
left yesterday for Pipestone to as
sume his duties as agent of the same
railroad there.
r. F. Price left today for Minneapo.
lis to spend Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Price will be with us again next
week In the interest OF the Account
Protection Safe cor. pany.
John Williams, druggist of Min.
neapolis. Is visiting in the city with
his mother, Mrs. Jones. and the lat
ter's niece. Miss Hannah Jones. at
their home on Second street.
A. NJ. Kendall OF Garden City was
in Mankatb today looking for a
chance to rent a dwelling on be-
half OF his nephew, now living in
Iowa. but who contemplates making
his home In Mankato.
Miss Myianwy Evans went to lie
Sueur late yesterday to visit her sis.
ter. Miss Olwen Evans. who is teach
ing school In that city. The two
were expected to return to Mankato
late today. las Miss Olwen Evans ex-
pected to stay In Mankato over Sat.
urday and Sunday with her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Evans.
Amboy Herald: Joe Tallman. now
one OF the foremost teachers at the
Mankato Commercial college. spent
Sunday here as the guest of the
Woods family. He was one of the
choir OF the Methodist Episcopal
church in the morning and favored
the congregation with solo. Mr..
Tallmgn Is certainly one of the
sweetest singers of the country and
any gathering of people which hears
him is fortunate
Attorney W. L. Palmer of Fairmont
was In Mankato on business today
and while here filed apetition in bank.
ruptcy of Billiard Brothers of st.
James. He also attended the first
hearing In the case of Tracy A. VIII
ikins. whose petition In bankruptcy
was filed a short time ago. While In
the city Mr.. Palmer stated that he
would not be candidate for senator
from his district. and he believed A.
l.. Ward will have a clear Geld for
the place.
Architect II. c. Gerlach has drawn
plans and will take bids on three
buildings, as follows:
A residence OF colonial style for ].
c. Thro on the north side Of Mulberry
street between Fourth and Fifth
streets. !.
A frame residence for Joseph s.
Davies on Clark street near the
Kruse fiat building; estimated cost.
5000.
A new building at Mapleton for the
German Evangelical st. Johns church
to be OF brick. extending SO by IS
feet with two towers; estimated cost.
$4,000.