The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-03-13

ay, March Ii, 1914
sent nor tardy in school during the
month ending February "a are Paul
Mussack. Myrtle Bottem. Ellen 'Hol-
den, Arthur Olson, Henry Olson and
Paul Paulson. Miss Ragna Thorson
Is teacher. seF Dsii''
The party at the home of ]. A.
King, Mineral Springs, was on Satur-
day night instead of Sunday night,
as was reported In the correspond.
ence from that place. 80"
From thursdays Daily.
Attorney Miles Porter Is In Yer
non Center today.
Mrs. Swanbeck of st. Peter spent
yesterday in the city. a..
George Champlin spent yesterday
in 0watonna on business.
Charles Posi- of Plalnview was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
John Cavenaugh OF st. James
spent yesterday in Mankato.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Graf OF Good
Thunder visited here yesterday.
George w. sugden is spending to-
day in Minneapolis on business.
c. A. OFT OF Mason City, Iowa,
was visiting in the city yesterday.
q. o. Jones of Lake Crystal was
business visitor here yesterday.
Ora Swan OF Garden City transact.
ed business in aMnkato yesterday.
z. Strelow OF New Ulm was in
Mankato at the Hotel Heinrich to-
day.
Mrs. c. ID. Burtis and Roy Burtis
OF Redwood Falls were in Mankato
on Business today.
Mrs. +. A. Dodge and daughter,
Elizabeth OF lie Sueur, visited in
Mankato yesterday.
Mr.. Webb, special agent for the
Travellers Insurance company of st.
Paul, is here on business.
A. NJ. Thompson of st. Paul, travel
Ing passenger agent Of the Erie
railroad. was In Mankato last even
ing.
A. ]. Jensen Of Winona, signal re-
pair foreman of the Chicago and
Northwestern, was in the city last
evening.
A. s. Wllloughby Of Minneapolis,
division freight agent OF the Mil
/ waukee railroad. was visiting in the
city today.
c. T. Dixie of Huron, s. D., gen.
eral superintendent Of the Chicago
and Northwestern, was a Mankato
visitor yesterday.
I Mr.. and Mrs. J. D'Enboe of Can.
ton, 8. d., were visiting in the city
yesterday, making their headquarters
at the Saulpaugh hotel.
Miss Margaret Miller, who has
been a student at the normal school,
left today for her home in Fair.
mont, having given up her school
work.
Mrs. p. ]. Nigg and son Of Min.
neapolis are guests of relatives here
for a few days and will leave the
latter part Of the week for Los
Angeles.
NJ. J. Boyle of Winona, superin.
tendent of the Minnesota division
OF the Chicago and Northwestern,
was a business visitor in the city
yesterday.
J Charles Posi- OF Plainview is in
} Mankato on business, and will ad-
dress the Indian Lake Farmers
! club on cabbage. potato and onion
raising this evening.
: ]. A. Degnan of Waseca, road
foreman and engineer OF the North
western line, called on Mankato as.
soc.ated last night, and left this
morning for Sleepy Eye.
/. Waseca Radical: w. A. Spaulding
has taken over the interest of his
partner, Ray Johnson OF the Unique
theatre and Is now sole proprietor
Mr.. Johnson viii return to Mankato.
Otto Kloppman, employed at the
local Office Of the North American
Telegraph company, will not be
transferred to the Saltwater office,
: as was expected a short time ago.
; Mrs. John Fakler of Rochester,
: formerly of Mankato, where she was
In charge Of the millinery depart
ment Of the F. w. Kruse company.
was In the city yesterday to see
old friends.
g. NJ. Swenson of st. James moved
: his household goods into the city
yesterday and has rented for his
home the dwelling at 224 Hinckley
street. Mr.. Swenson Is a teamster
and has a team Of his. own.
Professor w. w. Frost and Miss
Helen Reynolds OF the normal school
and Mrs. c. III. Cooper went to the
twin cities this afternoon. Profess
. sor Frost will deliver two lectures
on the study of English at the state
university tomorrow.
General Gust Widell left this
morning for Tacoma, Wash, on a
business trip with the expectation
of being gone three weeks. The WI
del company has contract with the
Northern Pacific railroad to build
some viaducts In that city. .E
William Anderson, cashier of the
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