The Mankato free press., 1916-03-17
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| Miss Gladys Lewis spent Sunday
visiting friends at St. Peter
Miss Julia O'Brien spent last Sat-
urday with friends at lie Sueur.
Mrs. Kitty Gainor Of Good Thunder
! visited relatives in the city today.
Miss Ella Beise of Mapleton was in
the city today visiting with friends.
Howard Chamberlain of Good Thun-
der was in the city on business today.
/ Attorney Thomas Hessian of LIE
Sneur transacted business in the city
today
Miss Mae Virgins has returned
after several days absence at her
home in Walnut Grove, where she
was called by the illness and death
of her uncle, E. A. Randolph, funeral
services being held yesterday.
; Steve Griffee and William Clark are
at Mudbaden, Jordan, where they will
remain week.
William Pomranke of Good Thun-
der was in the city looking after bus
mess matters today
Henry l.. Tollefson of Rochester
is the guest Of his daughter, Mrs
B. R. Van Dervoort.
Mrs. Gus Johnson of North Seventh
street, went to the cities to visit her
daughter, Mrs. u. P. Elliot
Mrs. Richard Dunbar of Sioux Falls,
s. D., is spending the week in Man.
kato visiting relatives and friends.
Misses Eva Coughlan and Alice
Rosedahl of Brookings, S. D.. spent
Sunday as guests of Mankato friends.
| Larson and Throdahl spent the
week end with friends at st. James.
Miss Mary Schaefer, who is en-
ployed as sterographer and bookeep-
er at Madelia, spent Sunday at home.
Attorney R.. S. Jones of Minneapolis
is in the city visiting at the home of
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Jones.
Mrs. Joseph Coe of Minneapolis ar
rived in the city Saturday night, be-
| ing called here by the illness of her
brother, Joseph ]. Homer.
Miss Mary Osborn and brother,
Thomas Osborn of Madelia were
weekend guests at the home of c.
Kidson on Glenwood avenue,
DR.. G.. j. Holman spent yesterday
at Amboy. where he was called to
perform a surgical operation upon
Mrs. Harry Madison, who was in a
very critical condition. She was re-
ported today as resting easier and
may recover.
Mrs. Ellen Porter OF Vernon Center
and daughter, Mrs. Frank Clague OF
Redwood Falls, started on theiI
homeward trip from Baltimore, Mary
land, yesterday, after spending two
months in the south, and are expect
ed to arrive about the middle of the
! week.
Rev. Frank Rule was guest II
the city last evening. He had just
returned from Tracy, where he spent
a few days with his son, John M.
Rule, who has leased the Hotel Ant
| lers of Tracy for term of eight
years, taking possession March 1
! The hotel was built two years ago
and has eighty fine rooms, all mod
| ern and nicely furnished.
George Klein, for many years en-
gagged in the furniture business in this
city, now a resident of San Diego, is
visiting here. He states that he is
greatly pleased with the climate that
has made San Diego famous, but al
that he has an intense longing fol
| Mankato. Mr. Klein says that his
| family likes California, but they, too
are hcmesick for Mankato.
Mrs. j. B. Humiston of Long Beach
! California, Miss Minnie Davis of ST.
Paul and Miss Esther Davis of Aur-
! ora, have arrived in the city to at
tend the funeral of their father, the
late L.. L. Davis Other relatives who
| will arrive tomorrow are Mrs. w. c.
| Davis and daughter, Miss Edith OF
Lake Crystal; Misses Anna and Ger
trude Durkee, St, Paul; Mr.. and Mrs
| O. o. Davis, Madelia; Mrs. j. w.
/ Warren, Minneapolis.
John Deets, who has been on triI
through Indiana and Ohio in behal
of the state immigration department
delivering speeches which told of tht
great advantages of Minnesota, ha.
returned to Mankato. He made sew
4 enty speeches in sixty days. In
diana and Ohio are practically new
territories in which the department
has carried on this work. Large au
diences greeted Mr.. Deets every
where. Much interest was shown b.
the farmers in MinneSota'S resources