The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-11-13
From FRIDAYS oaI,y.

business trip.
Mrs. onie Fuller of waseca spent
today in the city. f.
Miss +. Bode of Nicollet spent yes.
terday i'm Mankato.
w. ID. Willard left today on a bust.
ness trip to Chicago.
Mrs. w. Langhorst of CORTLAND
visited here yesterday.
II. e. Catlin Of Austin was a
Mankato caller yesterday.
Miss NJ. Gainor Of Good Thunder
visited in Mankato today.
Fred Seller Of Blue Earth was a
Mankato visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Richard Leeck OF Alma City
visited in Mankato yesterday.
r. II. jackson of Winona called
on friends in the city today.
w. w. Hastings Of 0watonna was
a Mankato visitor yesterday.
w. s. Hancock of Winona called
on friends in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Jasperson OF
Tracy was a Mankato visitor today.
Z. Berntson OF Albert Lea was a
caller at the Heinrich hotel today.
w. II. Warren of Owatonna called
on acquaintances in the city today.
II. Il. Rasmussen OF Austin was
visiting friends in the city yester-
day.
Frank Fragilius OF Albert Lea
called on acquaintance in the city
today.
s. II. winslow OF Winona called
on business associates In Mankato
today. =
Miss Hagen and Miss Finley Of
GAINESVILLE spent today shopping In
Mankato.
ID. II. Naylor OF the Dan Patch
electric railway is in Mankato on
business today. ......
Miss Martha Thomas and her moth
err of Lake Crystal were Mankato
shoppers yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William o. Johnson
of Amboy were guests of Mankato
friends last evening.
NJ. M. Bennett of Fairmont was
a visitor in the city today, stopping
at the Saulpaugh hotel.
Charles r. Butler of the Free Press
Printing company left last night on
business trip to Chicago. ..... .,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Zuel left this
noon by automobile for Brainerd, .ex-
pecting to be gone several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Jones and
daughter, Mrs. Elvin Peterson and
sister. Mrs. Thomas Jones Of Cleve-
land motored 10 Mankato yesterday
and spent the day.
NJ. ]. Boyle, superintendent OF the
Minnesota division Of the Chicago
and Northwestern, was in Mankato
on business last evening. He left
this morning on his way to Tracy.
Nels Uleberg of Madelia, brother
in-law of Andrew Rudberg Of Man
kato. is visiting in this city, having
Just returned from a trip to Norway,
where he has been since February.
Osmund Uleberg of Madelia came
to the city yesterday and is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Rudberg.
He came here TO meet his brother,
Nels Ulebcrg, who has just returned
from Europe.
c. Z. Bredeson, deputy clerk OF the
United States district court, returned
today from Butte, Mont, where he
was called a short time ago, on &C.
count of the serious illness Of his
sister, Mrs. Lena Haselblad
Martin Andengaard, who served
for eight years in the United States
navy. has arrived in the city to visit
relatives for short time. He has
lust made the trip home from Mex
leo. He has been serving on board
the New Jersey. He expects TO en-
list again. -...
Superintendent ]. Mcknight Of the
Dan Patch Electric railroad, together
with other officials of that system,
came to the city late yesterday In
private car and looked over the prog
ress OF the work that Is being done
on the new motor shed and the track
leading into It across Liberty street.
winona Republican and Herald:
Miss Josephine Kemp left yesterday
for Mankato, where she will spend
about a week visiting friends and
relatives. From there she will spend
about a week in the northern part of
| the state with her sister, and after
visit with her sister, she win go to
Dubuque to spend week with
friends there.
Fred Aufterheide, president and A.
L. Book, cashier of the new bank
which has been organized in New
Uim, were in Mankato yesterday
and deposited with the National
Citizens bank 100000. which is the
capital and surplus OF the new bank
The bank Is building its own quar-
tiers, which they expect to occupy
about December 1. .....
Winnebago Enterprise: Congress.
man F. r. Ellsworth spent several
hours here last Thursday. Stroll.
ing into The Enterprise Office. he
found everybody busily engaged
mailing papers. so he stripped his
coat and helped out with the mailing
There are no frills and no fiub-dub
about Frank Ellsworth. He Is a
man OF the common people. and will
make a mighty good representative
for this district in the halls OF con
| gress