The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-01-23

State Senator John Mconan OF Wa
SEGA was a court house visitor today.
A. Z. Athey of Redwood Falls
made business trip to Mankato
today
o. c. Anderson, merchant OF West
brook. Mimi. was a Manka,o visitor
today
Mrs. s. II. Whitney CT lie Sueur
Center was In Mankato on business
yesterday.
Misses Sara and Mary Barger of
Mountain Lake were visiting in Man.
kato today.
Miss Ida Douglas OF Amboy has
been spending several days with Mrs.
II. ID. Diamond.
Mrs. Evan L. Harris and Mrs. VIII
liam Jones of Cambria spent yes
terday with Mankato friends.
Attorney Carl Strom and Ben VIE
berg OF Lake Crystal were In Man
kato on business last night.
l.. A. Mlzencr of st. Paul. claim
agent of the Omaha railroad, was
In the city on business today.
Robert L. Bruen of the Western AS
surance company. OF Minneapolis
is in Mankato on business today.
l.. A. Mizener. division freight
agent OF the Omaha road. located ut
St Paul, was in Mankato On bust
ness today.
Mrs. Paul Gentling returned last
night from Rochester where she
spent three weeks visiting with Mr..
Gentling's parents.
F. F. McCauly of Wlnona, assist
ant superintendent OF the Chicago
and Northwestern. was in Mankato
on business today.
II. Gerlich and family. of Milwau-
kee. are spending two weeks in
Mankato as the guests of Mr.. Ger
lichs cousin. John Gerlich.
DR.. F. c. Heidel has gone to Min.
neapols to attend the state dental
convention which will be in session
there Friday and Saturday.
Z. Fl. Rich OF Fort Dodge, Iowa,
and Grand Walraf of Minneapolis at
tended the meeting of the directors
of the National Bank of Commerce
here yesterday.
Fairmont Sentinel: Mr.. and Mrs. II.
F. Rockwell went TO Mankato this
morning to attend the funeral of his
nephew, F. J. Henline. the twenty
one year old son of Lawrence Hen
line. who died of tuberculosis al
Mankato Monday.
Mrs. J. II. Trandrup returned last
evening from Lake Crystal. where
she yesterday addressed the pupil:
of the high and graded schools or
problems OF sanitation. On the day
before she addressed the women's
clubs OF Lake Crystal on civic prob
lens.
Miss Eleanor Mott. who has com
pleted her work at the Mankato Com
mercial college. has gone to Redwood
Falls TO take a position as q steno
grapher with the Straus Land com.
pany. Miss Louise Demmin has &C
cepted a position as stenographer for
Attorney John Temple of this city.
Edward Grupe has gone to Minnea
polls to attend school in preparation
for the entrance examinations to
West Point. which will be held al
Fort Smelling in March.
A. NJ. Thompson. telegrarher of tho
Chicago anl Northwestern railroad
located at Mankato Junction. lef
yesterday for Rochester. yhere h,
will do relief work for few days.
Z. S. Gum OF Waseca. conductor
on the Chicago and Northwestern. 1.
relieving Conductor Thomas Hughe.
for few days Oh Runs L. and 1
between Mankato and Tracy.
Judge Evan Hughes OF the probat,
court. accompanied by Mrs. Hughes
has been in St Paul for severa
days. The Judge has been attend
ing the annual meeting OF the pro
bate judges of Minnesota.
. II. 4. Woods of Amboy, Georg
John OF Garden City and +. W
Washburn of Vernon Center met her,
; last night with j. l.. Tallman of thi
city. in preparation for their appear
ance on the program of the Burn
club celebration in Mapleton. Thes
four gentlemen are the members o
the Woods quartet.
New Ulm Review: Mrs. II. n. Som
sen is entertaining Miss Daisy Rich
ardson of Winona this week Mrs
. Thomas Broderick was also an, eS
| pected guest looked for yesterday a
the Somsen home. Mrs. Somsel
and Miss Ida Koch are planning 4
entertain the teachers who are oil
; friends OF Miss Richardson. Satul
; day evening.
A party Of Mankatonians, includ
] ing John r. Snow, AL Quimby, Thorn
as Thompson and others has gon
to Winnebago to participate in tn
bonspiel in that city. DIR. c. II. Nei
bovig decided not to go. as he ha,
a narrow escape while attempting
to board the train for Winnebag
yesterday. II thought It was a goo
hint to stay away" the doctor re
!. marked today.
Fred Morgan, conductor on tn
!, Chicago and Northwestern road. VII
loava IN Tuasday uoxf for Arfznu.