The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-03-26

Broad street. and studied the cantata
The Nazarine." which will be pre-
scented at the Methodist Episcopal
church on Easter Sunday evening.
J. 4. Smith spent the day on busi-
ness at the twin cities.
y. \. Furman of Long Prairie was
a Mankato caller today.
W. !. Armstrong of OwatonnI was
a Nankato caller today.
Charles II. Griebel went 10 Wells on
n business trip yesterday.
Oscar Helling of Madelia visited
friends in the city today.
I. !. Staloch of Wells visited
friends in the city today.
Mrs. Lon Geddes went TO Good
Thunder on a visit yesterday,
William Quasi OF Watervilfe was a
caller in Mankato yesterday.
Edward Anderson of Lamberton was
a Mankato visitor yesterday.
A. n. Fahlbusch of Owatonna called
on friends in Mankato today.
A. y. Thompson of Albert Lea Wis.
tied friends in Mankato today.
O. J. Duane Of st. Peter was in the
city en- a business trip today.
W. NJ. Atherton of Waterville cali
ed on friends In Mankato today.
Francis Magner OF st. Peter visit
ed friends in the city yesterday.
Miss l.. May Bliss of Redwood Falls
was in the city en- business today.
w. c. Griemann OF Blue Earth was
guest AT the Hotel Heinrich today.
Miss Agnes Cuddy of Wells spent
the weekend with her parents here.
Edwin Anderson of Llmberton was
q business caller in the city yesterday.
II. w. Culver of Albert Lea called
On business associates in the city to-
day.
Fred Kron returned last evening
from a business trip to the twin CT
ties.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. \. Strcater of
WinnebaEo were in the city calling
on friends today.
Miss Marian jacobsen returned TO
her home ut st. James today. after n
visit in this city.
William G.. rasmussen OF Albert
ca was Mankato caller today. stop
ping at the Saulpauth hotel.
r. \. Schultz of ST. Paul. North.
western travelling T"ent o. the New
York Central Fast Freight Lines. was
n visitor at the Dan TatCh local office
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. lwHrd Hoffman and
mother. Mrs. Sophia Hoffman. left this
morning for Fairmont. where they " III
Mrs. Frank Graham
Mrs. s. b. Wilson returned home
yesterday from ! oug Beach. Cal.
where she HIS teen on sccount Of
the illness of her mother. Mrs. Pet.
rick Sheehan of that city.
Christian Zotalis. proprietor OF the
Mankato Candy Kitchen. was A. Ro-
chester today. attending the funeral
Of his uncle. George Zota'is. The
latter has been undergoing treatment
at Rochester for some time. Christian
Zotalis has been at Rochester consid-
erably OF late Oh account of the uncle's
illness.
Captain A. o. Scott of Company II
has received a letter from Lieutenant
Colonel Smith of Worthington. which
contained the following among other
things:
at has been suggested. with the
approval of the commanding officer,
that a provisional battalion OF the Sec
end Infantry be organized for an ex.
cu-sion - he Panama-Pacific Interna-
tionai exposition at San Francisco fo,.
lowing our camp. IL Is proposed to
mobilize at some central point and
travel by tourist sleepers. at least
one baggage car I'm which the battal-
lion mess would be handled. also an
extra coach for headquarters and
members OF the party accompanied by
ladies'. II is also proposed to organize
band. The writer Is advised by the
commandant of the exposition guard
that National Guard organizations at
tending the exposition have the priv.
lege of a cantonment provided by the
exposition grounds supplied by run
ming water. shower baths. club room.
hunks with mattresses and pillows
Admission to the exposition will be
free when in proper uniform.
From the best sources now avail
able II is estimated that the cost IN
each man. including al least inc week
at the fair. would be for transporta.
ton. tourist sleeper Accommodations
and meals enroute. SIS. hsrg