The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-04-30

from WinOua, Wnere she attenucu the
wedding of her son. John A. Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. J. Wagon OF winona
are guests OF relatives and friends In
the city, and will remain over Sun
day.
Charles Bailey of Minneapolis, sec
rotary of the Mankato Fruit Commits
sion was in the city on business to-
day.
II. j. Wagon. general agent of the
Northwestern railroad. with head
quarters at Winona, was In the city
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Cosgrove and
daughters. Misses Myrtle and Mabie.
OF LeSueur. we're guests i'm the city
yesterday.
Miss Ruth Mclean of Amboy and
Miss Edna Stewart of Fairfax are
spending the week lend with friends
I'm Mankato.
Z J. A. Mckenzie. a former student of
the Toland Business college. was in
Mankato today, stopping over here
on the way from Vesta where he Wis
tied his parents.
|, Sister Clara OF the Sacred Heart
Orphan Home at Pueblo. Colorado is
spending the Weekend as guest mt
the home of her brother-in law and
lister. Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Snyder,
'2s North Second street.
Mrs. George Jost OF Lincoln. Ne
braska. Is In the city. and is acting as
administrator for the estate of the
late Anna welgan.
Miss Genevieve Jordan left for
Norwood. Mimi. yesterday, where
she will spend the week lend with her
sister. Miss Florence Jordan. who
teaches school there.
Rev. N. Nordgard and son. Edger.
returned from the twin cities last
evening where they have been at
tending a convention.
Master Earl Zucl of Madison Lake
Is spending few days as the guest
% his grandmother and aunt. Mrs. w.
w. Zuel and Miss Grace Zuel.
Mrs. Chris Johnson. who has been
at Waupon. Wis, taking care OF her
mother and father. Is spending few
days at her home here, with her hus-
band. who Is agent at the Northwest
ern freight depot.
ri. ID. Faster has just returned from
business trip to Chicago and the
twin cities, where he purchased sam
pie lines for his new sample shoe
shop. which will open for business on
May I. over the Schroeder & Murphy
hardware store.
New Ulm Journal: Mrs. Robert Lo-
heyde and Mrs. Chas. Stengel of Min.
neapolis. Mrs. Jas. Sapey of Manka-
to and Fred Spoerhase of Win
throp attended the funeral of Mrs.
Louis Spoerhase. held from the home
OF Mrs. Pauline Spoerhase on South
German street. Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Dave" Terwilliger of
Albert Lea were I'm Mankato yester
day calling on their many friends. Mr..
tTerwilliEcr Is much impressed with
the improvements going on in Man
kato. and while here he secured a rig
and drove about the place. Mr.. Ter
williger sees many changes here since
he and his wife left Mankato. He Is
doing well in his business. and has
a fine bus line at Albert Lea.
Mrs. J. +. Reynolds went to st.
Paul today to visit her son. w. ID.
Reynolds, who has been quite sick
, with appendicitis. II has not as yet
been determined whether Mr.. Reyn-
olds will undergo an operation.
Albert Lea Tribune: ]. u. Brett.
secretary treasurer of the old estab-
lished and large Brett dry goods
house mt Mankato, was In the city
Friday on business and also enjoying
days visi. with G. G.. Lembke and
other friends i'm the city.
West Concord Enterprise: Rev. @.
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Mankato district. was greeted by a
congregation that filled the Methodist
church Sunday morning. His sermons
both morning and evening were
masterful. This was DIR. Cahoon's
first official visit since the remodel
ing of the Methodist parsonage. He
expressed delight and satisfaction
over the change that had been made
I'm the building and said the Metho-
dists should feel proud OF their par
sonage for II was not only one Of the
best in the district but I'm the con-
ference.
Mrs. Frank Leonard. formerly Miss
Wilson. who resided ON the corner of
Broad and Cherry sstreets, has been
visiting In Mankato for two weeks.
returning home today. Mrs. Leonard
still retains her Mankato property and
has been making repair there during
her stay here. Mr.. Leonard. her hus-
band. formerly bookkeeper In the
First National hank of this city. Is
now bookkeeperC for the Mailing com.
pany that purchased the Mankato
Mailing business. and Is doing well.
New Ulm Journal: Rev. G. +. May
err. pastor of Bethel church. will at
tend the Minnesota Conference OF the
Evangelical association, which will be
held on May 5, at Paynesville, Rev.
Mayer Is preparing TO leave New Ulm
and will remove with his family to
Oklahoma. He has been pastor OF the
local church. during the past year. He
expresses regret at leaving New Ulm
hut states that he desires to live far
Their south, where the climate is less
rigorous. I'm the winter. He will dis
pose OF his household furniture at pri-
vate sale.
From Saturdays Daily.
Railroads OF Minnesota are. prepar-
ing to take advantage of the court
ruling ON the Bendixen law. permit
ting them TO charge I'VE cents addi-
tional on all passenger fares for the
first five miles or any journey.
The failure of the legislature To pass
the amendment to the Bendixen law,
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