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

iiinesS oil ncr niother.
DIR. OEiun of Nicollel was In the city
on professional business today.
II. r.. Moore Of Amboy was a bust
ness caller in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Stockton of Kasota is seriously
i'll at one of the local hospitals.
Leo and Buell. Miller of Fairmont
arrived today for few days visit
with their cousins, Dale and Xenia
Babcock.
Charles Bennett OF Frederic. Wis.
is spending few days in the city.
Attorney George Champlin OF Lake
Crystal was guest I'm the city today.
Miss Myrtle Cosgrove OF LeSuear
was shopper in the city yesterday.
DIR. Bishop of Mapleton was I'm the
city on professional business yester-
day. ~
Judge F. A. Cray OF Redwood Falls.
was i'm the city on business yester
day.
Hiram S. Con has been In Mlnncap-
oils on business during the last Two
days.
Miss Marie Kaufcnberg will spend
Sunday with her parents at Madison
Lake.
John Tlerney and RAY Osborn of
Madelia were guests in the city yes
terday
DIR. c. H. Curran was called TO Win
nebago on professional business this
morning.
Mrs. David O'Connell and daughter
of lie Sueur were shoppers in the city
yesterday.
NNfltia.,, naI t..ln ln,-
returned today To his home at Web
ster City, Ia.
Mrs. IIOokstcd OF Madelia Is rcceiv.
ing medical treatment at one of the
local hospitals.
Edward Guglsbcrg Of the Citizens
Realty company WAS 1T New Tim yes
ter,iay on business.
Mrs. Henry tliman visited with rel
ativcs at Plainyicw hast week. return
ing home last night.
Mrs. VI. A. Seelens went 10 Mime.
apolis yesterday. where she viii visit
friends for several days.
Miss Blanche Howard Of Sherburn
arrived last evening Ia spend several
days as the guest of friends.
Frank Mcl4aurin left this morning
for Carlton county and Duluth, where
he has some land. He will be gone
a week.
Mrs. l.. l.. Smythe and daughter
and mother were shoppers In the city
Yesterday. while enrouto home from
Blue Earth to lie Sucur Center.
Mrs. George Wiedemann returned
yesterday to the city from New Ulm.
where she attended birthday party
held I'm honor of her mother-in-law.
Miss Pool OF Winnebago is receiv.
ing treatment at one of the local hos
pitfalls. Her mother, who was in the
city In attendance upon her. returned
today to her home.
DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Beach. who have
been taking an extensive western trip,
one of the principal places visited be.
ing Anacortes. Wash, arc expected to
arrive home tomorrow.
Miss Minnie Hammond has gone To
Huron. s. d., where she will visit her
sister until Monday. when she will
20 To her uncle's home IN North Dako.
Ia. To spend the summer.
Miss Bertha Snyder, who has been
ut ST. Joscph's hospital recovering
from an operation. was able 10 be- re-.
Is making a, good recovery.
Vernon Center News: Mrs. w. l..
Failman was mp from Mankato he.
tween trains Friday calling on friends
and we understand she purchased
some land Of Mr.. Grannis while there.
ST. Peter Herald: NJ. G.. KNOT of the
knon Manufacturing company. Man.
kato, was I'm st. Peter Wednesday i'm
connection with the purchase of new
marble-top soda fountain fixtures py
Hurd & Foss and grill-work and col
onnade by the Nicollet confectionery.
Good Thunder Herald Mrs. Anna
Lang OF Mankato. was the guest Of
relatives during the past week. She
visited over Sunday al the home OF
her sister, Mrs. William Uiricb. and
ON Sunday quite a number of other
relatives we're present TO enjoy an
Easter dinner and hunt for bunny
eggs. Among them being Mrs. 7. T..
Schweitzer and daughter, Rosalia OF
MaDleton and Mr. and Mrs. win III.
rich and Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. VI
rich and daughter. Ruth OF this place.
Mrs. Pauline Tyler. a venerable
and respected resident of this
city. is today celebrating her
nincty-second birthday anniyer-
sary In "A quiet way at the home
OF her daughter. Mrs. Elsie Aus
tin, 3l2 Clark street, where she
has lived for the past twenty
years. Mrs. Tyler was born I'm
Washington county. New Yors,
and was married In that state,
coming to Minnesota I'm 1859. and
the family settling ON a farm
few miles from this city. Her
husband passed away hfty-two
years ago, death resulting from
the kick of horse.
Nine children were born to
them, seven OF whom survive. as
follows: Mrs. Jacob Pass. Me-
: Kenrey, ~. D.; Mrs. ii. II. SCOT
of Winnipeg, Canada; Mrs. II. +.
Ferris, Tray Center, Nebraska:
Mrs. Elsie Austin. Mankato; and
sons. Pardon Tyler. Mankato:
Berton Tyler. Amboy. Ellis Tyler.
OF Euclid. MINI. Nine grand
children and six great grandchil-
drcn complete the number of de-
scendants.
Burton Tyler OF Amboy is In
the city today To be with his
mother ON her birthday. The
early Minnesota days will never