The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-10-23

today on business.
a. l.. Wendt of Amboy was In
Mankato yesterday.
Mayor Meyer took business trip
to Mapleton yesterday.
A. II. Hottie of Albert Lea was
visitor In the city today.
August wendt Of Amboy was
Mafikato visitor yesterday
b. l.. Taniey of Cambria was In
Mankato on business today.
A. ". Bierbaum of Rochester visit.
ed friends in the city today.
John s. Briggs Of Owatonna was
business visitor In Mankato today.
James ID. Morrison of winona was
business caller In Mankato today.
Philip Dauk. merchant of Madison
Lake was q visitor in the city today.
CIaud E. Lamb of Minneapolis
transacted business in Mankato to-
day.
4. L. Whiting OF La Faria. Texas.
Is in Mankato on a short business
trip. IA
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Mahler ; Of
Springfield spent yesterday in Man
kato
c. w. Atkinson Of Brainerd called
on business associates in the city
today
Morris Griffin will go to Owatonna
to visit at the home OF his parents
over Sunday.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Stevens and son, Ken.
meth have returned from a visit with
friends in st. Paul.
Frank Lothman of st. Paul, well
known in Mankato, passed through
the city last evening.
Albert Henderson of Owatonna was
a visitor in the city today. sojourning
at the Saulpaugh hotel.
d Fred ID. Clarke. Chicago, national
bill board inspector. was in Man
kato today on business.
Mrs. Adelaide Sherman left today
for Austin after spending several
days with Mankato friends.
Victor Hanson and George Stein
metz will go to- Minneapolis Sunday
to attend the big ball game.
DR.. G. Il. Curran returned last
night from Rochester where he
spent two days attending clinics.
George J. Grimm and George Nigg
Of Lamberton were Mankato visitors
today, stopping at the Heinrich hotel
Miss Elizabeth J. Thomas the
nurse, returned yesterday from Wells,
where she had had charge OF a case.
Mrs. NJ. s. Dossett and her moth
er. Mrs. Holmes of Madelia were
guests OF Mrs. W. w. Zuel yester.
day.
w. F. Hancock of Winona, employ.
ed in the service of the Chicago &
Northwestern railroad, visited in Man
kato today.
c. L. Young of Huron, S. D., con-
nected with the Chicago & North
western railroad, was in the city to-
day, staying at the Heinrich hotel
Marvin Hughitt Jr; OF Chicago,
freight traffic manager for the North.
Western road and II. J. Wagon. of
winona, general agent,passed through
winona, general agent. passed through
expedition.
III. c. Finger, chief car inspector
OF the Dan Patch railroad, has re-
turned to Mankato from his trip to
Chicago, where he has been inspect
ing some new cars purchased by
the company.
I'D Schroeder of Mountain Lake,
In the interest of the Associated Trop-
ical Plantation company of Kansas
City, was In the city today. Mr..
Schroeder sells lands that the COM
pany holds in Mexico.
Miss ETA Brownlee. who has been
making an extended visit with her
sister, Mrs. F. A. Cote, departed to-
day for Boise City. Idaho. After a
stay of several weeks in that place
she VIII go on to the coast.
Mrs. 4. ". Boardman and Mrs. c.
]. Anderson returned today to their
homes I'm Chicago after being guests
of their brother, A. c. Hedberg and
family of this city. and with rela.
tiyes in Worthington and Sioux City.
Minnesota Lake Tribune: Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Mayer OF Mankato came
Saturday for visit with the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sonnek.
Mr.. Mayer returned home Monday
morning and his wife will remain
for a weeks visit.
John Robinson Of Pleasant Mounds
was in Mankato yesterday on busl-
ness mission. Mr.. Robinson is presi.
dent OF the Truman State bank and
was accompanied by the cashier of
that institution. Mr.. Robinson has
been resident OF Blue Earth county
since 1857.
Mapletoh Enterprise: Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lortz have made arrange
ments to move to Mankato and will
rent their home here to John Tyler.
Thus Manketo gains another family
from Mapleton The Lortz's make
the move largely because their
daughter is employed in Mankato.