The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-12-10
From Tuesdays Ds1ip.


+. c. Liephart went to Fairmont to-
day on business trip.
Miss Hannah Olson of Madelia was
a shopper I'm the city today.
A. J. Gerlich of Minnesota Lake
was visitor I'm the city today.
@. Kremer and wife and Mrs. E. l..
Cote motored Sunday to Mankato.
Mrs. Lewis Bushard of New Ulm
was shopper in the city yesterday.
Miss Olive Weymouth of Madelia
was business caller in the city to-
day.
Mrs. C. 3. Langman returned last
night from a business trip to the twin
cities.
Mrs. Dietrich Stoasz. of Mountain
Lake transacted business In the city
yesterday.
l.. l.. Champlin and E. T. Champlir
spent the afternoon on business CT
Lake Crystal.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Brown OF Willow
Creek motored to Mankato today, and
transacted business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Smith OF Noun
tain Lake were guests at the Saul
paugh hotel yesterday.
Mrs. Lyle Soaring Is entertaining
Miss Weston of Faribault, who will be
her guest for several weeks.
John s. Way. treasurer of Rice
county with headquarters in Fari-
tault Yves in Mankato today.
Mrs. George S. Lynd. corner of Front
ard Record street left on Sunday for
/ Palymra. Neb. to visit her parents.
Mrs. ]. +. Nixon and children OF
Salt Lake CITY. formerly of Mankato
have been visiting acquaintance In
this city.
Mr.. and Ms n. d. Rist. Misses
Edna and Iva RS. and John Ind
have returned from MINNEAPOLIS. where
they spent SUNDAY with friend@.
c. F. Leathermar. second tr;cl;
operator at the Northwestern freight
| depot, ~ III NJ his h"me with In
grippe. 8. II. Dsv OF Chicago is here
J taking charge of the dut'er.
Mr.. and Ms. J. C. Fr'erd ~ Elgin
/ Mimi. were in the "'.v fc- tho week
end as Pueets OF their f"ther and
mother. c. y. paker a~d Their sitter
Mrs. w. z. Re!senbigl2r, on Glen
| wood avenue.
ID. NJ. Herzhe-g rntur~eA last wnei
frcu a six weeks' stn- m Dakota. VII "
he has been engaged /" "Ne:ng to the
| building of a modern residence en- hi
farm there. Mr. He~zberg does not
| intend to leave this locality until the
| spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sandy Mcdonald. d. ID
Murphy, v. ]. Murphy. and Mr.. ant
Mrs. w. A. Dervr mo'orsd to Markatc
Sunday and had dinner at tho Helm
rich hctel They reoortod that th6
| roads were in remarkably good con
| dition for this time of the year.
| j. A. Fisk, resident of this city Q
couple OF years ago. but now of Farm
ington. spent few hours in tho cry
Saturday while en- route tn visit lis
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Fisk al
Sterling Center. Mr. Fisk operates
the creamery at Pennington, perhH ps
the largest and most rr-'o-'ate CO.
operative creamery in the state.
Hugh Edwards anil J. w. W'glcv
two of the old stalwartG Of ] IKE Cry"-
tai and men who have long bnon rel
dents Of this county. were IN Markatc
today. Mr.. Edwards has lived in Bluc
4
and Mr.. Wiglcy has bocn here rTore
than fifty-seven years. Both gentle
men are growing younger and are Us
frolicsome as in the days CT the.l
youth.
Mrs. Joseph Hettler of Cornfrcy
Mimi, and sister, Mrs. Frank C:amei
of Duluth. Mimi. arrived In the city
last Friday morning from Henderson
MINI, where they were guests at their
old home. visiting with their brother
Henry Broome. and sister. Miss Liz
Zie Broome. While In Mantato they
visited with their frierds. Mrs. Mary
Y. Boegen, Mrs. Francis Schwarble
Mrs. John N. Lang. Mrs. William
Wittrock. Mrs. Katie Leonard and hei
mother. Mrs. Gettle.
Leo s. Lamrl of MINNEAPOLIS. for
merly of Mankato, was visitor il
the city todav.
Professor F. J. BreZin~kv went Il
Kasota today TO meet a music class