The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-10-02

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L. L. Wood, of Wood & Sterling.
II. c. Scoles, Manager n. w. Tele.
phone Exchange company.
| Chas. Foelschow.
e. NJ. Zuel.
T. ]. Peterson.
w. J. Byrnes for Byrnes Bros.
c. w. Jessup.
ID. VI. Jones, manager, Bach Piano
company.
! Charles II. Jones.
| Charles Zimmerman.
T. A. Sherk.
X. F.. Neubert.
]. 4. Pelton.
J. E. Hickey, for Minneapolis
Thresher company
Attorney +. +. Ellsworth.
Charles II. Griebel, Manager Man.
kato Theatre.
DR.. u. G. Harrington.
John II. Snow.
Frank Busch, Of John Klein Under.
taking company.
William NJ. Meixner of Meixner
Printing company.
Attorney Benjamin Taylor.
III. II. Perrin.
p. II. McGraw.
W. e. Palmer. of Palmer Bros.
NJ. o. SundI
Andrew Flo OF Flo, Pugh & Brock.
meyer.
A. J. Berquist for Patterson Mer.
camille company.
Ed. Nyquist for Nyquist Clothing
company
Louis Mayer of Mayer Bros. Inc.
Farmer & Fenske.
Rev. +. Constant
II. s. Holman.
Robert Just.
John II. Harter.
J. NJ Eager.
Theodore J. Sherk
w. r. Clark.
L. V. Waters.
A. ATesser
b. ID. Pay.
Otto Lamm.
w. II. Hammett.
John l.. Rogers.
Herman Hoffman.
Ed. Schumacher.
Jacob Hilgers.
l.. ID. Steele.
Henry Fricke.
+. b. Nelson.
John Peterson.
l.. p. Wallrich
l.. c Diamond.
Sidney NJ. Davies.
John Murphy. Milwaukee.
X. +. Weyer, private secretary of
President NJ. w. Savage. of the Dan
Patch Railway company.
General Manager Dow F. Smith.
General Superintendent John Nc
Noueht
ID. II. Naylor of Dan Patch railway.
Mankato band, twenty pieces.
s. K. Fowler.
Tom Keefe. Fl Dodge.
NJ. P. Graves, Amboy.
j. A. Larson, Amboy.
p. NJ. Ferguson.
A +. Burg.
Fred POlchow. -
Grand Ovation Everywhere.
The trip was one grand Grafton
ell along the line. At Elysian the
visitors were met at the depot by
Mayor j.. ID. Chase and Councilmen
\. j. Long, +. II. Plank. Joseph
Bcran and n. 4. Schwan. Mayor
Meyer and George NJ. Palmer were
given an auto ride into the country
by I. +. Flattery Of Greenland.
AT Waterville one OF the features
was the joke played on L. =. Wall.
rich, known as Slim" proprietor of
the Rex cigar store here. lie was
arrested by Village Marshal C. n.
Robinson and brought before Judge
U. j. Gressell on a charge Of hay-
ing stolen some souvenirs i'm Madison
Lake. lie was found guilty, the
evidence against him having been
found in his pocket. He was fined
IS. This sum was handed to one of
the gang OF conspirators," who was
framing up a fine time at Faribault.
The officers at Waterville were on
hand to receive the visitors and ex-
tend courtesies. 'r
Reception at Morristown.
On the arrival of the train at
Waterville,. the delegation was met
by the village officers and twenty |
autos. The visitors were given a |
ride about town and into the country. |
The Morristown band and the Man. |
kato band furnished music. At Nor |
ristown a reception committee from
Faribault met the Mankato contin. |
gent and read with them to Fart. |
bault.
This committee was made up as !
follows: Mayor G.. l.. Smith, w. F.
Shaft. president of the Commercial !
club. Dr. F. U. Davis. William Linden.
meyer and o. III. Schroeder. The
visitors were escorted to the Bruins
wick hotel where they enjoyed lunch.
The young boys at Morristown had
I great deal OF fun picking ND the
1ickles and dimes that we're thrown
20 them by the Mankato crowd. 4
Madison Lake Pleased.
Joseph II Roemer of Madison Lake
called up The Free Press by phone
after the visit of the Mankuto tour.
lists To that village this morning and
said that the Madison Lake people
gave three cheers for the visitors for
their generous treatment OF the
and for the fine music
given by the band. He says that
Madison Lake will never forget Man
kato and that this mornings gather.
Ing there was the best thing that
ever happened in Madison Lake.
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