The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-06-12

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Western has left this division and
gone TO take charge OF the work
trains on the Red Wing division.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Howatt of
Lake City left today after spending
several days with their daughter.
Mrs. NJ. r. Coulter. They went from
here to Marshall to visit other rela-
tives.
w. E. Poyzin OF this city went to
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, today to repre-
sent Mankato Lodge No. 902, Mystic
Workers Of the World. at. the bien-
NAL session Of the supreme council of
the order.
Walter Ward OF Pierre, s. d., pass
ed through Mankato today while on
his way from Elmore, Iowa, where he
attended the funeral OF his brother
Frank. Mr.. Ward attended CONNER
cial college here several years ago.
Mrs. G. J. Holman left this after
noon for Chicago, Ill, to attend the
biennial convention Of the national
federation of women's clubs. Mrs.
Holman goes as q representative of
the clubs of the second district of
this state.
st. Paul Pioneer Press: Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene L. Patterson and daugh.
tiers, TIA osceola avenue, leave
shortly for the Pacific coast and
will visit in Seattle before going on
a trip to Alaska. They will be gone
the greater part Of the summer.
T. A. Campbell returned yester-
day from a weeks business trip
through lie Sueur county in the in.
terests of his company, the Dakota
Mutual Life Insurance company. He
visited all Of the towns and villages
in the county travelling by automo
bile.
Nicholas Juliar of st. Clair returned
today from Baraboo where he at
tended the funeral of the late G.. G
Gollamar, which was held in Bara,
boo. Mr.. Gollamar was ninety years
old and father Of the Gollamars OF
circus fame, and related to the Ring
lings.
Miss Mary Larson returned yester
day from Tracy where she attended the
graduation exercises Of the high school
Her sister, Miss Esther Emelia Lar
son and her brother,( Eilert Vital:
Larson, were among the graduates
Both will attend the university mex
year.
Mrs. NJ. d. Fritz, Mrs. A. o. Scott
and Miss Anna Jones went to Min
neapolis today to attend the w. R. G
convention held in the Unitarian
church Tuesday A banquet will be
given this evening at the Radisson
followed by a reception in the golt
room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lippert and littl,
son will come to Mankato this weel
TO again make their home here. Mr.
Lippert and Troy Zimmerman hav.
sold their motion picture house in Ia
Sueur and Mr.. Lippert will again
be employed in A. NJ. STEMS cloth
ing store here.
Will Curtis, editor OF the st. Jane
Plaindealer, was in Mankato this aft
ernoon.
Misses Zita and Celia Kreutzer
Anna and Josephine Mayer, Eliza
beth and Marie Leonard and Agnei
Butter and Henry Siebauer, Pete
Lorentz, Ollie Shorn, Joe Masberg
Joe Fallenstein, eG&orge Dow, Quiri
Leonard, Nick Kunts and Ben ODER
lander picnicked at Minneopa yes
terday.
Mrs. George Atchison went tol
Mortified this morning to attend
] the commencement week activities
at Carleton college where he
daughter, Miss Violet, will gradu
ate this week. Mr.. Atchison will
go to Mortified to attend the com
mencement exercises wednesda.
morning.
William O'Connor of Renville VIII,
together with his brothers, Ed an,
T. oConnor, has a chain of bank
through that part of the state an,
also a land company, was a visito
In Mankato recently. Mr.. O'Conno
greatly interested Mankato business
men by telling how those banks las
year loaned to the neighboring far
mers without interest the sum o
$1,000 to assist them in buildinl
silos, and how this year the sam
banks had loaned out to the farmer
$4,000 without interest to he'll
them in the raising OF thorough
bred stock. "