The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-09-29

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Dorothy, Iowa.
F. H. Geiger of Minneapolis, sales
man for Rogers & Co., was in the
city on business yesterday.
.. Mrs. Oscar Helling and Mr.. and
Mrs. Schlaben of Madelia were shop
pers in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Harry Pfeffer and Mesdames
Demo and Cooper of Blue Earth mot
ored to Mankato yesterday and called
on friends.
Everett Compton, who spent the
week end with friends here has re-
turned to his home in Debster,
South Dakota.
Miss Ruth Cornish of Vernon Cen
ter was in Mankato yesterday en-
route to Colon, Panama, where she
will teach school.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Dillman and
daughter, and Mrs. Claude Harris of
Blue Earth motored to Mankato yes
terday on shopping expedition.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mccarthy and
son, and Mr. and Mrs. Rob Mccarthy
OF Madelia motored to Mankato today
and visited with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Joseph R. Williams and son
and Miss Effie Norman of Lake
crystal motored to Mankato yester-
day and spent a few hours in the
city.
Mrs. Ethel Pratt, Miss Matte Kit
son, Mrs. Frank Cummings and Dick
Kitson of Blue Earth motored to
Mankato and spent a few hours in
the city
Edmund Vogelpohl and Lynn Thro
/ loft Co
where they will attend Vanderbilt
college. Vogelpohl will study denis
try and ThrO will study law.
A. l.. Goldenstar, of the firm of A.
l.. and E. w. Goldenstar, civil en-
! gineers, went to Nicollet this after
noon to make notes on the building
! OF septic tank for the town.
E. A. Barth of Winona has accept
ed position in the roadmaster's Of
flee of the Northwestern railroad
company at Mankato. He came here
last night to assume his new duties.
Hale Clements and Roland Patter-
son have returned from Madison Lake
where they stopped at the Patterson
cottage, and also repaired the large
sailboat belonging to the Patterson
| family
Eugene, the four year old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Kuske of Sleepy Eye,
will return to his home today, after
receiving treatment at one of the
local hospitals for gangrenous appen-
dicitis.
Arthur Hoyt, who has been at one
of the local hospitals receiving treat
ment for an injury received about
three weeks ago, is making a good
recovery, and will be removed to
| his home tomorrow
| Judd Cornell and " G. Artgetsinger
both OF Mapleton were in Mankato a
short time today, enroute home from
Pipestone, where they attended to
some probate matters. Mr. Cornell
is now driving an Overland car
w. j. Meredith, R. F. Jones and
R. T. Thomas, members of the school
| board of Judson, were in the city to-
| day consulting with Architect Albert
Schippel in regard to the installation
of a heating plant in the school house
in district No. z.
c. Lundquist, local roadmaster Of
the Omaha railroad, was at ST. Paul
yesterday attending the annual meet
ing of the Omaha Railway Employ
|
showed that the association had had
a very prosperous year.
| Leonard Allen, the six year old
son Of DR.. and Mrs. F. A. Allen,
formerly of Elysian now of Crosby.
returned to his home yesterday,
from one of the local hospitals,
having made a good recovery from
an attack of appendicitis.
Miss Nellie Stark has resigned her
position in the office of the Manka-
to Fruit company, and in few weeks
will leave for the west to make her
home. Her sister, Mrs. J. G.. Fow-
Ter, who recently sold her home in
West Mankato, will accompany her.
DR.. and Mrs. M. R. Coulter have
returned from Anoka, where they
visited with relatives, the latter at
ter attending the meetings of the
federation of women's clubs. They
were accompanied home by their
mother, Mrs. l.. o. Coulter, who will
remain for a visit at their home.
Mr.. and Mrs F. w. Drake of Blue
Earth were in Mankato today en-
route to Faribault where they will
visit friends Mr.. Drake is an old
time newspaper man, and followed
his profession at Blue Earth for a
number of years. Also he served as
a postal clerk on the Southern Min
nesota road. He is a fine gentleman,
a courteous, outstanding man whom
it is pleasure to meet.
Superintendent w. H. Detamore
will go to Fairmont tomorrow to at
tend the dedication of the Fairmont
high school in the evening. 1t is I'M
derstood that a large number of edu-
Gators from Mankato and elsewhere
in the state will attend these exer-
cises. State Superintendent G. G..
Schultz, State High School Inspector
e. M. Phillips, President Vincent of
the state university, and other promi-
nent school men will participate on
the program. The visitors will at
tend a banquet as guests of Super
intendent H. E. Wolf of the Fair
mont schools.