The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-20

Benevolent societies at 81. Paul, and
Is now visiting in Mankato at the
priests house OF st. Peter and Paul's
church.
James Baker. Jr.. will go Sunday TO
Minneapolis. where he has secured a
position on the repertorial staff of The
Tribune. Mr.. Baker is capable young
man and is not a novice in newspaper
work. He has not only had practical
experience. but spent some time at
the Columbia School of Journalism,
New York.
Redwing Republican: r. A. Var
wood, who for the past year has
been engineer on the Great Western
road, running from Winona to Simp-
son has been transferred to this city
and will make runs on this division
of the Great Western road. The fam
lily is expected to arrive in this city
sometime next week.
Good Thunder Herald: Miss Mar
tina Born OF Mankato was an over
Sunday visitor with her cousin. the
Mesdames Erdner and Wester. The
baby daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wester was Christened on Sunday
and n number of relatives were en-
tertained The infant son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Dalluge was also Chris
tened on Sunday.
Miss Mable Rud0erg left today for
Hibbing, MINI. She will spend q va
cation In the country, twenty two
miles from Hibbing.
W II. Tisdale OF Lake Preston. s.
d.. was today guest at the home of
\. 7. Vickerman.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Walser re-
turned today from n visit of several
days ut st. Paul. During Monday and
Tuesday they attended the annual
National Convention of the German
Catholic Benevolent societies. We'd
nesday and Thursday they visited
friends and relatives in that city.
c. r. Fleming of Good Thunder was
a visitor I'm the city on business to-
day.
Mrs. John T.. Pmgh Of 319 Clark
street returned last evening from a
five weeks visit nj Milwaukee and
Watertown. Wis. Her daughter, Miss
Harriet, who has been with her, will
remain i'm Wisconsin for 4 number OF
weeks longer before returning home.
G. w. Smithson. who has been
working at the shingling OF the roof
of the new dwelling that c. J. Laur-
isch is building on Center street, yes
terday afternoon had the misfortune
Of cutting a bad cash in his wrist
with knife. He was taken by Mr.
Laurisch i'm an auto TO q neighboring
physician. Here II was ascertained
that no artery. but a large vein had
been cut.
Lieutenant John f. Lewis of San
Diego. Calf. arrived I'm Mankato
this noon for visit with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Lewis. sol South
Front street He had been visiting in
Michigan City. Ind. at the home of his
wife's parents Mrs Lewis and two
children will arrive next week to join
Mr.. Lewis and they will later return
home from here. Mr.. Lewis is a re-
tired lieutenant I'm the navy.
ST. Peter Herald: Major o. ]
Duane. of this paper and Mrs. Duane
left Friday or their way, to the coast
They will visit enroute at Denver for
a week with relatives and from there
they will go to San Francisco 10
take i'm the Panama exposition. They
will visit other points Of interest be
fore returning home. Mrs. J. d.
Duane. OF Mankato, mother of Mr.
Duane is staying at his home with
the children until their return.
Sleepy Eye Herald Dispatch: Ole
Berg, the Gund brewery representa-
tive OF Mankato. was here on BUSH
ness last Friday Mr.. Berg, former
ly had headquarters at Tracy, but
evacuated that place when Il went
dry. going TO Sanborn. when Red
wood county went dry, he moved from
Sanborn to Mankato. Otto
Neitge of MankatO was in the city
on business last Friday and Satur-
day. Mr.. Neitge was one of the con-
tractors to bid on the new Farmers
Creamery building.
Minnesota Lake Tribune: +. Fl.
Griffin. postmaster at Good Thunder
and Frank Guthier, wire chief of the
Citizens Telephone company, iManka-
to, were in town Saturday investigat-
ing Minnesota Lakes new electrical
proposition. They report that the
installment and equipment to be given
this place are up to standard and will
give satisfactory service