The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-10-01

| MISS bertna huSSke anu MT. freu
J. Kusske OF Gaylord were guests
in the city yesterday.
Miss Mamie Kaufenberg Is spend
ing the week with relatives and
friends at Lake JEFFERSON. :
! F. W. Boesch. cashier in the First
National bank of Amboy, transacted
ed business in this city today.
J Attorney c. z. Phillips left last
night on a business trip to Forest
City, Ia. and will return tonight.
| Ben Bangerter, machinist at the
central fire station. has been Of duty
since Wednesday on account of lila
ness.
II. J. Wagon, general agent Of the
| Northwestern railroad at Winona,
visited acquaintances in the city yes
terday
c. l.. Young of'Huron. district claim
agent OF the Northwestern railroad.
was business visitor In Mankato
yesterday.
NJ. 7. Boyle of winona, division SUI
perintendent of the Northwestern
railroad. called on business associates
in Mankato today.
Mrs. Edward Hamel of Vernon
Center has sold her farm to Albert
PAIL, and has gone to Montana to
take up a claim.
Editor Dillman OF The Blue Earth
Post was i'm Mankato yesterday and
was one OF the interested spectators
at the ball game.
Mrs. Emma c. Grant of Leaven-
worth. washington. Is visiting In the
city at the home of Mrs. John Krost
PIT North Fifth street.
| The H. p. Jensen Realty company
has sold TO Erick A. Carlstrom, the
contractor. lot eight, block ten, War
ren's addition to Mankato.
DIR. II. Shaffer of Wells has leased
front offices on the fourth floor OF
the Coughlan- Hickey building, which
he will occupy October I.
Meredith Evans, son of ID. c. Evans.
formerly county treasurer of Blue
Earth county, is here from Los An
geles, California, on a visit to friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Knaub left for
Morton. Mimi. this morning, being
called there by the serious illness OF
Mrs. Knaub's father, Gotleib Herman
Minneapolis Tribune: w. l.. Hixon
and his son. Pennell Hixon, will 60
to Swan Lake, near Mankato, today
on hunting trip. They will be away
until Monday.
Miss Louise Johnson, daughter OF
c. II. Johnson. local freight agent OF
the Northwestern. has gone to Boston
and entered the New England Con-
, servatory OF music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Billings OF
| Irta off
OF County Superintendent of schools
w: II. Detamore this morning, on
their way to Window.
Mrs. Susan Veigle and Mrs. Kath-
crime Koch will leave tomorrow for
Washington. ID. C.. where they will
attend the National Encampmcnt and
Women's Relief Corps conventions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carr and little
daughter Margate have returned from
, weeks visit with their aunt. Mrs. l.
Bean and cousins, Mrs. Peter Clerk
son and Miss Dorothy Dunning. nj
La None. N. ID.
Mrs. Bert Pfau drove her automo-
bile to the twin cities this morning.
having in her party the Mesdames J.
A. Johnson, Charles Wyatt, s. B. VIII
son, Misses Eva and Margaret Gable
They will return home Sunday.
i Chris Carlson, A. c. Boswell. S
Hellman and N. NJ. Freer, all OF
Blue Earth, came to Mankato yes
terday to see Minneapolis clean mp
Mankato on the diamond to the tune
OF seven to one. They stopped al
the Heinrich hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mills of Dick
ems, Iowa, who have been visiting In
the city as guests of Mr. and Mrs. A.
T. Vickerman, 315 Center street, left
for their home today. They have been
on an auto trip through the state OF
Minnesota. visiting the twin cities and
many other points.
Good Thunder Herald: J. Edward
Mountain has accepted position as
travelling salesman for the National
Refining company with headquarters
at Mankato. He began work on Mon
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Mountain will be-
gin housekeeping at Mankato about
the first of November
st. James Independent: Nicholas
Miller has purchased a saloon at Man
kato and Is already i'm charge Of his
property there. This means that we
are to lose the family from st. James
i. in the near future. Mr.. Miller is a
clean cut man and has a host OF
friends I'm st. James who will regret
to lose him from the city, but who
will wish him well I'm his new field
Ray Earl and H. Zimmerman. two
young men OF this city who have been
racing at different county fairs In
this part of the state, the former with
a Cyclone and the latter with an In
dian. figure on going to race at the
county fairs OF st. James, Redwood
Falls and Marshall In tine near future
At st. Peter the other day. Earl and
the other Cyclone riders made the
half-mile lap in 80 2-5 to 3S seconds
/ Redwing Republican: Colonel G. r
Johnson. public examiner, is checking
over the accounts at the court house
He took up his work at the county
treasurer's Office this morning. II Is
understood that he will be occupied
at the court house the remainder OF
the week. Mr.. Johnson is a former
resident Of Goodhue county having re-
sided In Zumbrota for a period Of sew
enteen years at which time he was the
first agent for the Northwestern line
This position he held during his young
er days. thirty-seven years ago.
Mrs. M. ID. Fritz win leave ,tomor-
row for Minneapolis, where she viii
join friends and leave tomorrow even
ing for Washington. ID. c. A specia
train will be run over the milwaukee,