The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-04-17

finest this season.
c. ID. OFT Is in Sleepy Eye today
on land business.
Otto Petersen and j. d. Deets mo-
tered to Hanska on business yester.
day.
Mrs. Carrie Tomlinson Rorssell of
ST. Paul and her little daughter are
guests of Mrs. Frank Fowler.
]. z. ~Stockman went to Truman
to look after business matters to-
day. Mr.. Stockman recently moved
from Truman to Mankato.
Ivan Nelson and Gordon Curran
accompanied Elizabeth Conley, Eliza
beth Dodge and Friez OF lie Sueur
motored to Mankato today.
Rev. Father NJ. ]. Duhr OF the
Catholic parish of Abertyille, Mimi,
was a visitor in the city today, call
ing on the local Jesuit priests.
Martin Walser left today for Su-
perior. Wis. where he will assume
the duties of manager of the store
established there by the F. w. Kruse
company.
George III. Atkinson, business man
ager of the Peg o. My Heart COM
pany, was in Mankato today ar
ranging for the appearance II this
company here on April q.
Mrs. Ira L. Thompson and her
daughter, Miss Esther Thompson,
both of Rice Lake, Wis. are visiting
in the city at the home of Mrs.
Thompson, on Carroll street.
Mrs. A. s. Zuel of Madison Lake
visited in Mankato yesterday and
was accompanied home by her son,
Earle, who spent the weekend with
his grandmother. Mrs. w. w. Zuel.
Mrs. George Ellsbury who has been
the guest OF relatives here left last
night for her home in Blue Earth.
She will pack her household goods
and move to Mankato to make her
home.
City Councilman Robert Lamm and
City Engineer II. F. Blomquist went
to Mapleton this AFTERNOON TO look
over the concrete pavement. which
was laid in that village about "A
year ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. C. Parmelee re.
turned today from their visit 10
relatives in Illinois. Mrs. Parmelee
has been away a number of weeks,
and Mrs. Parmelee spent the past
week with her in Illinois.
Mrs. @. s. Miller and daughter of
Wells visited In Mankato today.
Christ Nelson arrived last night
from Minneapolis to care for A. J.
Busch who has been i'll for a num-
Der of months Mr.. Nelson is
trained nurse.
Stanley r. Ellsworth Of st. James,
associated in business at Mankato
with Henry E. Hance in the placing
of the National credit registers on
the market, went last night to st.
James to make arrangements TO bring
his family to Mankato to make their
permanent residence here.
Arthur Schaub and Joseph Blissen-
bach were in Minneapolis yesterday
where they made contract with the
Smith Costuming company to furnish
the costumes for the production OF
The Lady of Lyons" at the Loyola
club house on the afternoon and even
ing of April 10. Lamm's orchestra
viii furnish the music for both per-
formances.
E Judge James Morrow of vernon Gen.
ter was in Mankato yesterday. While
in the city he made the statement that
he had given up all thoughts of be-
coming candidate for the legisla-
ture and viii engage in the hardware
and implement business at Vernon.
The concern will be kown as the
Morrow Hardware and Implement
company. Mrs. Lillian I. Loveless
will be bookkeeper and cashier. She
is daughter of Mr.. Morrow. The
fact THAT Mr.. Morrow will engage ia
business will not interfere with his
dispensing justice in the village of
Vernon.