The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-05-21

III tHt Citg ytSteiudy.
c. b. Rein of New Tim was Wis
itor in Mankato today.
Robert Beunke of Chicago was IL
the city on business TODAY.
Or. Juliar of st. Clair was in the
city on professional business today.
7. Z. Nielsen went to Minneapolis
today to attend the Knight Templar
meeting
Miss Alma Field left today for
Aberdeen. S. d.. to spend a vacation
visiting friends
John Cook. OF the George =. Brett
store, spent yesterday on business at
the twin cities.
Ben Barth has returned home from
Rhinelander. where he was employed
for several months.
J. G.. Tegner. cashier OF the National
Bank Of Commerce. took business
trin To - Peter today.
Il. NJ Cosgroye of st. Peter was a
quest in the city yesterday and visit
ed at the normal school.
Miss Nellie Stark has accepted n
position as assistant i'm the Office of
the Mankato Fruit company.
Mrs. Laura \. Dunbar and Mrs.
Lizzie ID. Beer of Garden City were In
the city on business today
\. w Spehr Of Sleepy Eye was In
the city today on a business trip. and
stepped NJ the Saulpaush hotel.
s. NJ. Grover of Sterling Center was
in the city on Monday. Mr.. Grover Is
one of the viewers on county ditch
No 81.
Harry b. Hill Of Faribault. deputy
state bank examiner. was i'm Man
ksto yesterday afternoon and this
morning
Mrs. Bertha Lehman and daugh-
ter. Luella of Sterling Center were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Ellis
over Sunday
Miss Hope Bennett of 319 East
visit with relatives and friends at
Wehaton, Mimi.
VI. y. Mantor Of St Paul has ac-
cepted a position as manager of he
mems furnishing department at the
New York store.
George Meredith of Minneapolis, the
well known and popular Fiske tire
man, who was recently married, Is I'm
the city with his wife.
w. a. Stanton of Owatonna, con-
nected with the Northwestern Tele-
phone company, was business call
err I'm Mankato today.
State Center. Ia. are guests ut the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kidson.
313 Glenwood avenue.
Miss Elizabeth Kelley. who under
went surgical operation at st. JOS
eph's hospital, was reported today as
making good recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Carmichael of
Melrose, Mimi. arrived i'm the city
last evening I'm an automobile. and
stopped at the Heinrich hotel.
A. r. Kelm of Sleepy Eye. Mimi.
who is starting retail implement
house in new building ON North
Front street was in the city today.
William Schwender and Reuben
Lundquist left for the twin cities this
noon. and will bring back four new
Paige automobiles for the Schwender
garage.
George A. Dixon, barber. and Chas.
Dixon, street car conductor. both of
Minneapolis. came to the city today
to get their father, AL Dixon. who
about three months ago broke his hip
In fall
James A. Howieson and wife OF st.
Paul are in the city visiting relatives
and friends. Mr.. Howieson was a
resident OF Sterling township until a
few years ago when he decided to
remove tn the city.
Fairmont Independent: Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Murtaugh and daughter Mrs.
Price were at Mankato Saturday,
where their. forty sixth wedding an
niversary was celebrated at the home
OF a.dauehter residing in that city. II
was most pleasant event.
Fred Zimmerman, Earl Palmer and
Frank and Charles Steiner have plan
ned to take fishing trip to East Bat
tie lake. near Henning. Mimi, next
Friday. They will be guests OF r
T.. Nelson. representative of Finch
Van Slyke & McConville, of st. Paul
Attorney Thomas of Minneapolis
was in Mankato last week making de-
positions from George NJ. Palmer and
| others in the suit brought on behalf
OF the state of North Dakota by the
attorney general of that state against
the American Society of Equity. This
! suit is nov on trial at Fargo II waa
nItftng lftiifb have the Equity soci4ty
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