The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-03-19

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today. $3.50
George Brown of Vernon Center
was n business caller in this city yes
terday. s-'ts. .r--a
Miss Eta AIKEN OF Minneapolis is
a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs
John Almqnist. 80
Mrs. F. u. Davis of Faribault Is
a guest at the homo of Mr. and Mrs.
w. T. Warwick. ... r.' So
Charles Meyer OF Vernon Center
was in the city today attending the
automobile show.
Mrs. w. w. Adams and Mrs. Frank
Richards of Winnebago were guests
In the city today.
8. M. Grover left for Amboy this
forenoon after spending a couple of
days In the city. ~-. =. 49,
c. NJ. Credicott, cashier OF the First
National bank at Mapleton. was
Mankato caller today.
p. A. Buss of Lincoln was in Man.
kato today on business and also took
In the automobile show. ~
Miss Esther Rethwell of lie sucur
was in Mankato yesterday as the
guest of Miss Lora Van Wrinkle.
William G. Funk. president of the
State bank of Springfield. is In. the
city looking over the cars at tho show
T. G. Conner of Northheld. train
dispatcher of the Dan Patch. called
on business associates in Mankato to-
day. -.# ~
Mrs Perry Matthews and son Rob
ert of Escanaba. Mich. are guests of
her sister. Mrs. Fred J. Domka, OF
his city.
Fred w. Boesch of Amboy. cashier
of the First National bank OF that
place. was a business visitor In Man.
kato today.
Andrew Halverson OF Delavan. was
in Mankato today. consulting a ply.
stefan. lie attended The auto show
last evening.
W. w. Klingman left for Rochester
today to visit his wife, who Is recov.
sring from recent operation ut the
hospital there.
sofa Lake visited In Mankato today.
Mr.. Borcherdt Is cashier of the Min.
nesota Lake First National bank.
Mrs. Dan Stannard and her dangh.
ter Grace, both OF st. Paul. were I'm
Mankato yesterday to visit Mrs. Stan.
nard's two sisters. Misses Rose and
Mamie Albert.
Mrs. l.. C.. Lucas. who had charge
of the alteration department at the
+. w. Kruse store, has been called
TO her home ut Peoria, H., by the
serious illness of n sister.
Mr. Shotwell of the firm OF Shot.
Northumberland company Is In the
city attending the Mankato show. The
firm Is located In Minneapolis and
manufactures auto accessories.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. NJ. Grover OF
Sterling Center were guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. William Ellis yesterday.
and this morning Mrs. Grover took
| the early train for the cities and
from there she will go 10 Minor.
y. D.. to visit her daughter. Mrs.
George Gainor. ..s..
George c. Keith. Juror of the dis.
trict court. was called 10 his home In
Sterling yesterday on account OF the
serious illness Of his aged mother
Lawyers say there has been more
Interference with tho work of the
present panel of petit jurors on &C.
count OF Illness and death than has
occurred to any other panel, OF that
court for many years. .. .....
Among the Amboy people in town
/ were Mr. and Mrs. r. W. Boesch.
today TO attend the automobile show
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Z. Fuller, Mr.. and
Mrs. August Henslin, Mr. and Mrs.
William DEWITT, Mr.. and Mrs. III. r
Day. Mrs. 8. T. Lamos. Mrs. August
Dukerscheim, III. ID. Hanson. w. ID.
Tipler, W. ]. Nelson, II. @. Evans, r.
F. Storrs, n. p. Grass, Henry Boeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Sieberger and
Otto Schwender, Jr.
Glencoe Enterprise: Miss Auna
Dolan. a graduate OF the local high
school. has just accepted a position
with the Mankato Loan and Trust
company, Mankato. MINI. The sue
cess of Miss Dolan reflects credit
upon the local high school She was
chosen with seven others from the
Ford Offices for abstracting work after
n severe test In which candidates
from many other schools competed.
also many others having experience.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Morse OF Sank
Center were in the city today en-.
route home from Mason City. Ia.
where they attended the meeting OF
the National Buttermakers' associa-
ton. In the tests OF butter made the
state OF Minnesota was found to rank
first. which Is the fifteenth time this
state. has carried on the honors, dur.
ing the seventeen meetings Of the as.
ISOLATION. The tub of butter which
scored highest Mt the Mason City
convention, will be sent to President
Wilson. ,.s..
! DIR. NJ. b. Wood spent yesterday
at the state agricultural college.
where he addressed the senior class,
giving an interesting talk and dem
onstration on the judging OF Guern.
sey cattle. The doctor will deliver
another lecture TO the class next