The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-02-06

Johnson for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Engwaldson
and children have been tho guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Swanson OF
Minnehaha street, 81. Paul
Miss Celia Koenan and Mrs.
Henry Chapels. OF lie Sueur Center.
cousins OF Mrs II. J. Krusc. arc
visiting at Mrs. Kruse's home.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Schmid and httls
daughter Dorothy Helen Of Tracy
enjoyed a pleasant visit with. tho
formers parents, Dir. and Mrs. J..
n. WEIGH. IL
ST. Paul Pioneer Press: Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl ingwaldson and children
OF Mankato MINI, are guests or
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Swanson. Min
.iehaha street.
W. W. Klingman. district general
manager Of the Equitable Life asso-l
citation. was I'm the CITY today making
arrangements to transfer his family
from Marshall, Mimi. to Mankato.r
John II. Hohmann will attend the
meeting Of the State Automobile as
Fociaticn in Minneapolis next Tues
day. While In the twin cities he
will interview George W. Cooley In
| regard TO the scenic highway.
Misses Stella and Della Morrow OF
Miller. s. d., arrived in Mankato
yesterday 10 take IN. work at the
Commercial college. Miss Stella was
formerly a student there and has
spent considerable time In Hankato.
Mrs. Anna Remfrey OF Pueblo.
Co. who has been visiting in the
city at the home of her sister. Mrs.
w. A. Corbln during the last two
and half months, left this morn
ing for Black River Falls. Wis. 10
visit her father. Thomas King
A. Z. Berg. manager Of the Man
kato 'Aer-Tite" Credit bureau, has
gone to Duluth to hold q conference
with his brother, William II. Berg.
manager OF the credit bureau In that
city, with a view TO arranging for
an exchange of information between
the two bureaus.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Sawyer went
to Rochester Tuesday where they
met their son, Or. c. T. Sawyer OF
Chicago, who was with his mother.
Mrs. J. d Sawyer. Friday during her
operation, which she passed through
"ery nicely and at this writing she
Is doing as well as could be ex.
Pected.
Foirmont Independent: Hon. r. =.
Ellsworth of Mankato was in Fair
mont Thursday While here he in
tcrviewed a number OF leading re-
pub!icans and II is generally pre-
s'fmed that he will file for the re.
publican nomination for congress.
but may rot do SO before the last
day for fling. as te will not be
Obliged TO file expense accounts
until after he has fled.
Mrs. John Pressler. former resi-.
dent Of Detroit. Mich. was In the
city today making arrangements 70
establish her residence in Mankato
Three weeks ago Mrs. Pressler left
Detroit. and since that time has
been making her home with her
mother at Dell Rapids. S. ID. Mrs
Pressler. left today for Dell Rapids
; AR. and Mrs. Pressler will make
their home in Mankato ON Warren
street. Mr.. Presslcr is q CONNER
cial traveller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Albert oil
Spokane. Wash. Mr. and Mrs John
Albert of Luverne, and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. r. Rockwell of airmont. are
In the city visiting at the home OF
Mrs. c. Albert, mother Of Mcssrs.
Charles and John Albert and Mrs
Rockwell. at 116 South Sixth street
Julius Boettcher. a former resident
of Mankato. who moved from this
city two years ago. and settled on
farm he bought near Albert Lea
Is in the city stopping at the Stab
house. Mr.. Boettcher is seeking q
residence In the city, having sold
his farm. He desires to live again
in Mankato. Some time ago he had
runaway accident. and is still
somewhat crippled as a result oil
IT, Mankato locks better TO hin
than the farm
From Saturdays Oai'v.
Walden s. Hunt OF Lake Crystal
fled late yesterday for county
treasurer. David Crane OF South
BEND filed for the same Office sew
eral weeks ago. E.,
County Superintendent OF Schools
Oscar o. Ulvin was asked today
whether he would be a candldat,
TO succeed himself. He replied: II,