The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-04-16

lady in the Bee Hive store in this
city.
Frank ID. Pcrizo OF Blue Earth
called on business associates in Man
kato today.
/, Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Eaton of Candy.
Minn.. were I'm the city calling on
friends today.
II. p. Hanson wholesale cigar
dealer OF Lake Crystal. was In Man.
kato yesterday.
Misses Maud Boettclier and Lettie
Borer of lie Sueur were guests In the
city yesterday.
Mrs. ID. FELTON, Is confined to her
home on Willard street with a severe
attack of grippe.
William McNabb. travelling sales
man. went last night to New Ulm to
call on his trade.
Charles Bailey of Minneapolis. sec.
rotary of the Mankato Fruit House. is
in the city on business.
David Oglesby. Northwestern brake.
man, has gone to winona to take q
conductors examination.
Mrs. August Johnson of Minneap-
oils Is guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Johnson.
Walter Bruss returned TO Good
Thunder yesterday after spending a
week at his home in this city.
Mrs. Ethel Swearingen returned to
her home at Madison Lake yesterday,
after a visit with Miss Grace Zuel.
II. A. Patterson left last evening
for the Pacific coast where he will
visit with his family for about a
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. T. Champlin of
Vernon Center are guests ut the home
of their son. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l..
Champlin.
Herman Nigg of waseca Is reliey.
ing Night .Yardmaster Ed Gum In the
Northwestern yards ut Mankato. Mr..
Gum, is ILL.,
Miss Cora Roepke. who was opcr.
ated upon for appendicitis at one of
the local hospital, is reported as max.
ing good recovery.
William Bohnert, local agent for
the Michel Brewing company al La
Crosse. went yesterday on business
trip to lie Sueur Center.
Mrs. Frank Mosher and children
have returned to their home at New
Ulm after spending an Easter vaca-
ton with relatives in Mankato.
II. l.. Anderson. assistant division
engineer of the Northwestern. with
headquarters at Winona. was In Man,
kato today on railroad business.
Mrs. George Johns and son of Gar.
den City were In the city today,
where they will spend a week as
guests Of the formers parents.
Mrs. Hugo Brockmeyer left ycster
day for her home at st. James. after
spending a week In the city as the
guest of her mother.in.law. Mrs. ID. f.
Brockmeyer.
Miss Elizabeth Lambert returned
yesterday to resume her studies al
Hamlln university. after spending tho
vacation In this city with her brother
and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Z. Lam
bert
Mrs. Herman Szamet left today for
Albert Lea. being called there by the
illness of her father. Mrs. B. Blum
who has been in attendance upon her
father during his illness. returned
home today.
Rev. W. +. Evans. accompanied by
Mrs. Evans. arrived home last even
ing from Rochester. where he was
operated on a month ago. Rev. and
Mrs. Evans have been at Rochester
ever since the former was taken there
to be examined by the physicians
Rev.. Evans was I'm serious condl
ton for a time, but he has rallied
very well indeed. Mrs. Evans says
he stood the trip home remarkably
we'll and was not obliged to lie down
once during the entire time. They
were accompanied home by DR.. John
Williams OF Lake Crystal. who wen,
to Rochester for the purpose OF as
sisting them on their journey back
to Mankato. Today Rev. Evans sal
up In a chair at his home.
Mrs. Otto Peterson OF Vernon Cen
ter passed through this city last even
ing. en- route home from Rochester
where she spent some time In at
tendance upon her husband, who un
derwent a serious operation. She re
ports that Mr.. Peterson Is now max
ing good recovery.
Mrs. George Engstrom, formerl,
Miss Ada Mcleod, society editor Of
The Free Press, now residing at WI
mona, who has been visiting acquaint
ances In Mankato, left today for LIE
Sueur. to visit her mother. Mrs. Nc
! Leod recently injured one foot yer,
badly i'm a fall downstairs.