The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-04-10


Editor Hinchon of Madelia was
visitor in the city yesterday.
II. l.. Click of Madelia visited in
the city on business today.
Mrs. Barbara Bowen of Kasota is
visiting friends In Mankato.
Attorney U. G. Argetslnger of
Mapleton is in Mankato today.
Miss Esther Thoele OF lie Sueur
visited in Mankato yesterday.
Miss Clara Hoverson of GAINESVILLE
was visiting in the city yesterday and
today.
Mrs. c. c. Kolars of lie Sueur Cen
ter is the guest of her sister, Miss
Gilmore.
E. NJ. Zuel is in Minneapolis where
he is a petit juror in the United
States district court
Miss Mary Busse of Madison Lake,
visited in Mankato yesterday while
on her way to Waterville.
T. B. McCulloch of the extension
department of the state farm school
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Charlotte Presley and her
two nieces will leave Saturday for
San Diego, Cal, for an extended visit
George Wiedenmann has return.
ed from a business trip through the
west, where he visited his mining
holdings.
Judge Lorin Cry went to Mime
apolis today to attend a meeting of
the ethics committee of the state
bar association.
Mrs. Fay Burrill and two children
left yesterday for Sleepy Eye to visit
one week at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. Ollie Thomas.
G. A. Lewis of the Minneopa gar.
age went to Lansing, Mich, this
morning, and will visit the REQ
automobile factory.
Wilbur Clements, the jeweler, has
gone out on a tour of inspection of
watches that are used by train op-
orators on the Great Western road.
Rev. A. ID. Keller, pastor OF the
Presbyterian church at worthing-
ton, will speak this evening at the
service at the Presbyterian church.
Leone Markham who attends the
state college OF agriculture, is visit
ing friends I'm Mankato. Mr.. Mark
ham graduated from high school
here last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Kaechele Of
Tracy, who were guests of Mrs. NJ.
English yesterday, have gone to Min
neapolis and other points where they
will visit relatives and friends.
Among the Vernon Center people
who spent today in Mankato are
G. e. Francis, A. C. Gray, W. J.
Richter, F. S. Hemingway, Z. T.
Champlin and Mr.. and Mrs. F. r.
Lowell.
Henry Z. Hance was at his farm
near Mapleton yesterday. He said
many farmers Of that neighborhood
had had their seeding machinery out
on the field, but had been obliged
to postpone operations on account
Of continued cold weather.
G. L. Weber of Owatonna was in
the city today looking for a home
for his family. He expects to move
to this city about the first of June,
desiring to make the family home
here so his daughters can conven-
iently attend the normal school.
LOUIS Kuebler, the Front street
barber, left yesterday afternoon with
his family for Salem, Ore. The
trip is being made for the sake of
Mrs. Kuebler's health. The family
will reside at Salem for some time,
but Mr.. Kuebler will soon be back
to resume the active management
Of his business. - '.
ST. Peter Herald: Mrs. Thomas L.
Shevlln's mother, Mrs. b. c. Shirley
OF Louisville, KY, arrived this morn.
ing from New York to be the guest
of Mrs. Shevlin at her home on Park
avenue. Mrs. w. L. Hixon of Mankato
also arrived from New York with
Mrs. Shirley, but will remain only a