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

spent the day In the city.
| Miss Anna Roberts of Madelia
visited in the city yesterday.
Attorney Miles Porter went TO
Vernon Center on business today.
George b. Allyn of Madison Lake
was in Mankato yesterday on bust.
ness.
Rev. w. G.. Babcock OF Lake Cry.
stall sa the guest Of DIR. g. A. Ca
hoon yesterday. d.. ea...
DIR. w. A. Beach has gone to Ana
cortes, Wash, to visit his mother,
sister and brother.
Misses Margaret. Coleman and
Gertrude Won Essen of lie Sueur
visited here today.
Z. A. Lippert of lie Sueur is in
the city visiting his parents-in-iaw,
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Wood.
Mrs, Peter Huberty and Miss An
ma Iten of lie Sueur are guests of
Mrs. Arthur schaub today.
Z. w. Evans of Sleepy Eye was
In the city visiting friends who are
patients at local hospital today
w. e. Bowen, Lee Norman and
w. l.. Thomas, all OF Lake Crystal,
were at the hotel Heinrich last even
ing to take dinner.
Miss Hayes and Mss Oliver left
for their homes In Iowa yesterday
after visiting at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Dorweiler on Cherry street.
Sylvester Treanor, formerly of
Mankato township, has come with
his family from Nevada, Iowa, TO
make his home in Mankato at 335
Clark street.
Andrew Rudberg and Henry Han
son of the Boston Clothing store
went 10 st. Paul today to attend q
banquet and entertainment given by
Gordon & Ferguson to their Gus
toners.
John Ladner, who has been a stu
dent at the Mankato Commercial
college. will leave tomorrow for
Aberdeen, s. d., where he has q
position with the West Side Grocery
company.
Mrs u. w. True of Oklahoma went
to Rochester yesterday, after visit.
ing relatives here for a day, or two.
Her brother from winnebago under
went serious operation at Roches-
ter yesterday. ,-I
Miss Nellie Caroon arrived in the
city last evening from Mountain
Lake and VIII make her home with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. NJ.
Caroon. who recently moved to Man
kato from Mountain Lake,
Sherburn Advance: Mrs. c.. r.
colyin OF Mankato arrived in Sher-
burn Monday evening for a short
visit at the home OF her son, A. J.
and family. From here she goes to
Ellsworth for visit with relatives.
Captain F. b. Buyer of the Sal,
walton Army returned last evening
from Greenfield, Iowa, where he went
20 attend the funeral of his father.
in-iaw, Morris Kenworthy. Mrs.
Buyer has not yet returned from
Greenfield. -....
T. A. Campbell, representative OF
the Dakota Mutual Insurance com.
pany, OF WATERFOWL, s. D., will
open an Office in Mankato. Mr..
Campbell has already shipped his
! household goods to Mankato and
viii bring his family here in q few
days.
! Mrs. o. II. Warner OF Jeffers,
Mimi. and her ten-year-old son. Les
lie, who have been visiting in the
city at the home OF Mrs. Warmers
brother ID. o. Tenney, on Fulton
street, left today for their home.
The boy has been receiving treat
ment for a broken arm. He was
injured recently in an attempt to
mount a horse.
! Albert G. Bierbauer left this morn
ing for Kellogg. Idaho. together with
Al. r. Archibald of Omaha. repre-
sentative. of the Amy Matchless
Mining company. Mr.. Bierbauer will
look over the properties Of the COM
pany. Mr.. Archibald has for some
time been soiourning in Mankato,
to interest local Investors I'm the
concern. with a view of selling
/, them stock.
Fairmont Sentinel: George Pass,
Jr.. of Menkhto, the architect who
Is preparing the plans for the new
armory building In this city, is
Fairmont visitor in connection with
HIS work Mr.. Pass expects to have
his plans approved at once and will
then complete them without delay
SO that the work of construction
may begin in about month. A per.
spective OF the building is being
displayed In one Of the local stores.
Mr.. Pass viii supervise the con-
struction OF the new armory and will
be a frequent visitor In Fairmont
during that time In his opinion the
building will be- completed not later
than September first.
From Thursdays Daily. "
Patrolman Gust A. Mathiason late
yesterday was laid on the city po-
lice force by Chief OF Police Klug-
herr and his star taken on account
of being intoxicated The patrolman
was not on duty when he did the
drinking, but he was In uniform,
and he was due 10 go on duty last
evening for nights work at patrol
ing. He was in such condition that
the chief did not care to allow him
to go on duty at all. Unless Mayor
Meyer interferes, which Is not con.
sidered at all likely, the patrolman
viii be permanently discharged. The
mayor was out OF the oity today.
The matter will be reported to him
on his return.
About four months ago Patrolman
Mnthiason was In similar trouble,
and he was told then by the chief Of