The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-12-03
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Day with his parents at Hastings.
MINI.
Attorney benjamin Taylor spent
yesterday on legal business ut Mon
tevideo.
A. Il. Carlson OF Minneapolis was a
Thanksgiving visitor with relatives in
Mankato. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Jac'- 't'anb WI spend
Sunday 20 ;itcs;s oi the latter's par
ents ? Madelia.
Mss Melida Spoorhase OF winthrop
IS spending the week end with Miss
Rufhnnna Sapey.
Mrs. ID. FELTON, has returned home
from visit with her grandson over
Thanksgiving duy.
Mrs. ]. Crandall OF Madelia Is visit
ing at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Crandall.
Miss Edna Rist Is home from
Waterloo, Ia, to spent short vacation
with her parents.
Miss Agnes Nicholson. who is teach
ing at Alden. is spending her Thanks
giving vacation here.
Albert Schneider, son OF II. W.
Schneider. is at the Emmanuel hospi-
tai for medical treatment
John p. Martin will go to Morgan
Monday, where he will conduct a big
auction sale of merchandise.
Miss Harriet Nelson has returned
from q visit over Thanksgiving with
friends in the twin cities.
Miss Juel Wendt of Chicago is
spending several days az the guest OF
Mrs. f. J. Domka of this city.
Miss Helen Gehrke has returned
from Sleepy Eye. where she spent
Thanksgiving day with friends.
Judge and Mrs. Elittie are enter
tanning Miss Angie X. Hern, who
teaches in the ST. Paul schools.
Miss Iva Allen OF st. Paul is spend
ing several days as guest al the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Walker
George Grabowenski and Frank Pohl
recently had a hunt near Nickerson
Pine county. They obtained one deer
Miss Gertrude Clements. who
teaches school at Tracy, is spending
the vacation at her home In this city
Miss Libbie Pritchard returned last
evening from Lake Crystal. where she
spent Thanksgiving day with rela :
tives.
Mrs. Henry Dunbar and daughter
Mrs Lizzie Beer of Garden CITY, were
transacting business I'm the city to-
day.
ID. W. Quick OF Redwing. division
freight agent OF the Great Western
was business visitor In the city yes
terday.
Mrs. {. A. Crandall and two chil-
dren of Madelia are guests ut the
home OF her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W
+. Harlin..
p Miss Winifred Bergen of Blooming
Prairie will arrive tonight to spend
the weekend as the guest OF Miss
Winifred Bell.
Miss Amelia Johnson Of Mime
apolis Is spending several days as the
guest OF her parents, and will return
to Minneapolis tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Besser and sor
Merrick. who visited relatives I'm Min
neapolis over the holiday. are ex-
pected home tomorrow
II. v. Campbell of Minneapolis
travelling freight agent of the Oar
Patch railroad. called on business as
sociates In the city yesterday.
o G. w. Girvin and Sheelie Dick. whC
are attending the dental college al
the state university, are visitins will
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Girvin.
Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Hulebak o.
Tenyon, Mimi. are spending a few
days over Sunday with their daughter
Mrs. J. Sherk. $40 State street.
Miss Elsa Rodde of Minneapolis ano
Miss Olga Altnow OF Worthingtor
are spending the Thanksgiving vaca
ton with Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Girvin
Mrs. c. b. Langman, manager Of
the Viavi company. left yesterday OF
business trip to Fulda. Edgerton and
other points, and will return mex,
Tuesday.
Miss Cecil McCabe. who has been
spending two weeks as q guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Martin
returned today to her home In Viz
glnia. MINI. ...........
Henry Gerlach, Jr., who is taking a
course in architecture at the state
university, is in Mankato to spend the
Thanksgiving vacation with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Gerlach. Sr
Erwin Bruss and Walter Zettler
who attend the state university. are
spending the Thanksgiving holiday al
home with their parents, and will re-
turn to resume their studies tomor-
row.
Sheriff Morgan OF Darlington. N. ID.
left Mankaio early this morning with
Harry Wocdworth. the young man
who was arrested by the Mankatc
police here at the sheriff's request
being wanted at Darlington to answer
to forgery charges.
Mrs. T.. NJ FELTON, and daughter
Miss Maude. have returned from Min
neapolis. where they spent Thanks
giving with friends. While in the
city they had the pleasure OF seeing
the much discussed picture play The
Birth OF Nation" which is being
shown again at the Schubert theatre.
Sleepy Eye Dispatch: James Grand
all. the robust and jovial candy sales
man OF Mankato was In town last
week calling on his many Sleepy Eye
customers. Mr.. Crandal's disposition
ID usually in perfect harmony with the
stun he sells. the only time there Is
an exception to this rule Is when some
one tries to tell him that Sleepy Eye
is not the best town in Southern Min
nesota.
Sleepy Eye Dispatch: Ed Laue and
George Glotzbach. Jr.. meandered
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