The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-09-18
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MIS-. LeUpnul.
Attorney George Champlin of Lake
Crystal was i'm Mankato on business
this morning.
Mrs. Roberts and daughter OF st.
Peter were in the city today, stop
ping at the Saulpaugh.
Mrs. V. Sparrow issspending few
days visiting her son. Paul ID. Spar
row, at Good Thunder.
b. B. Scripture of Winona, con-
ductor on the Northwestern railway,
was in Mankato today.
Miss Mary Rodman returned last
night from Kansas where she spent
two weeks with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Maxfield and
children, of Jackson street. left this
noon for Marshall to spend a month
G. w. Eichstaedt went to Mime
apolis today to return with his car,
which has been there since Satur-
day.
Mrs. NJ E. Lewis and three chill
dren of Long Beach, Cal, are guests
on the corner of Front and Walnut
Sleight.
Mrs. l.. s. Chandler and son, Les
ter, of Minneapolis are guests of
Mrs. Chambers aunt, Mrs. Frank
Fowler.
Albert Schippel has gone to Lewis
ton, Mont, to spend a month with
his daughter, Mrs. E. A. Mack, on the
Mack ranch.
A delegation of Mankato Yeomen
will go to St james Friday night
and assist in the organization of a
new homestead.
Miss Gertrude Piper left today
for Sweet Briar, Virginia, where she
will take up her second years work
at Sweet Briar college.
Miss Lois Rath left this afternoon
for Easton to attend the funeral of
her grandmother. Mr.. and Mrs. Rath
will so tomorrow morning.
Mrs. Thomas DoOley OF Minneapo-
lis came to Mankato yesterday to
assist her sister, Mrs. w. G. Cowan,
and accompany her to Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Atchison
went to Minneapolis today to get
their automobile, which they left
there because of the rain Sunday.
]. A. Welsh OF Minneapolis, asso
ciated with the sale of La Preferen,
cia cigars, was in the city on bust
ness today, stopping at the Heinrich
William Steiner, who has been chi
ployed in Steiner's Pharmacy during
the summer, returned to Minneapolis
today TO resume his studies at the
University Of Minnesota.
DR.. and Mrs. Herring of Lake Crys
, tai passed through Mankato enroute
to Minneapolis where they will re-
side in the future, having sold out
their home in Lake Crystal.
DIR. c. II. Nerbovig returned this
noon from a few days stay in
Chicago. His daughter, Miss Ger
trude, who accompanied him, has
enroller at Northwestern univer.
sity.
Arthur Gilbertson OF st. James is
moving his home to Mankato and
will have his family located here by
the end OF the week Mr.. Gilbertson
has been engaged to work for Mayer
Brothers.
| John H. Holman left this after
noon for st. Paul to attend a meet
ing Of the public domain committee
OF the efficiency and economy com
mission which convenes tomorrow
morning in the state capitol building
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Cowan left
Mankato today for Minneapolis
where they will remain permanently
Mr.. and Mrs. Cowan are among the
oldest and most respected residents
of Mankato and their many friends
regret their departure. They have
disposed of their home on Glenwood
avenue to o. Z. Treanor.
Blue Earth Post: Friends of Pres
siding Elder G. A. Cahoon in this
part of Faribault county where he
was born and spent most of his life
will regret TO learn that his health /:
more or less impaired and that Il
may be necessary for him to ease
up for a time on his accustomed
activities In the battle of life.
T. c. Mellis. senior partner of Mel
lis, Prize & Co., of Minneapolis. char
tered accountants, is in the city look
ing over the books of the Consumers
Power company on behalf of the cit.
of Mankato, with a view to ascer
tanning the cost OF producing and dis
tributing gas in this city. c. A. Vera
an employe Of the company. ha
been engaged in this same work 70
some days, and both he and Mr.. Mel