The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-03-17

BAKE SHOPS. A. keene, +. Roeb-
Ike, H. Zimmerman, James Funk
Restaurants - Mrs. w. George, NJ
j. Dempsey,
Meat Markets Kysar & voigt,
Chas. Gunstrom.
Dairy-Wegner's Dairy
From Fridaj's Daily
c. d. OFT spent the day on BUSH
ness at LIE Sueur Center.
A. ]. Whitman was at st. Paul yes
terday transacting business.
DIR. j. H. James left for the twin
cities today on business trip.
Jens Johnson of Lake Crystal was
in the city on business yesterday.
G. o. Kramer of Minnesota Lake
was in the city on business yesterday,
T. H. Hazel of Garden City was
business caller in the city yesterday.
Miss Minnie Dethloff left last even
ing for few days visit in the twin
cities
r. B. Thomas of Lake Crystal Wis
tied friends in the city yesterday aft
ernoon.
Mrs. E. w. Gates and daughter of
Garden City were in the city shopping
yesterday.
Frank Richardson of Garden City
lis spending few days in the city
with friends
Mrs. E. M. FELTON, will leave tomor-
row for Minneapolis to spend Sun
day with friends.
Miss Mamie Schippel returned this
noon from Minneapolis where she Wis
Joseph Bennett, who spent the past
two weeks in sanitarium at Roches-
ter receiving treatment for rheulna-
tism, has returned home, and Is le-
ported as being improved in health.
tied friends since Monday.
Alfred Soderlind, cashier of the
Farmers State bank of Lake Benton,
was in the city on business today.
Mrs. Riley Maiers, who spent the
week as the guest of Mrs. George K
Fisher, returned to her home today.
Miss Mabel Dooley left today for
her home in GAINESVILLE, having gradu-
ated from the normal school yester-
day.
James Hart, a former resident of
Mankato, now of Minneapolis, was IN
the city yesterday and today calling
on friends.
Mrs. G. B. Langman, manager of
the Viavi company returned this noon
from business trip to Granada, Fair
mont and Blue Earth.
Mrs. Morris Hill will leave for
Minneapolis tomorrow, to join her
husband, and they will make their
future home there.
Miss Anna Rooney of Madelia, who
attends Mankato Commercial college,
was called home today on account of
the illness of her mother.
NJ. H. Hammond of St. James
was in Mankato yesterday. He is a
candidate for district delegate to the
democratic national convention.
Emil A. Boie, assistant cashier of
the National Citizens bank, spent
yesterday at Vernon Center on bust
ness connected with the new Citizens
Loan and Trust company.
Good Thunder Herald: Mrs. Paul
Sanger of Mankato spent Saturday
in town and attended services at the
Adventist church, and called on old
neighbors and friends at this her old
home, She and her husband are now
living, in West Mankato and are
neighbors of the Hiram and John
Graham families, also of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Falancer, all former
Good Thunder people. Mrs. George
Nichol, her brothers wife, has been
i'll suffering from rheumatism, but is
better. Her niece's. Grace Nichol
West, little daughter has been ill
with pneumonia but has recovered.
Mrs. Nichol and daughter live in
North Mankato, while Mr.. Nichol has
work at Judson and Mr.. West is
station agent at Vernon Center.
Worthington Globe: A new al
torney has come to town. A. B.
Hughes, who for the last fourteen
years has practiced law in the city of
Wadena, Mimi, is here to make
Worthington his abiding place and
conduct his law business. Mr.. Hughes
arrived in Worthington Monday and
has opened an office in the Godfrey
building in the apartments recently
vacated by the real estate man, M,
p. Mann. Mr.. Hughes is man OF
family, having wife and three boys
the oldest of the latter being eleven
years of age, and who started in 10
attend the public schools as soon as
possible after setting foot on Mobiles
county soil. Mr.. Hughes started
right by calling at The Globe office
and leaving a subscription for this
publication. drawing in payment
therefore the first check he drew in
Worthington, he said. Mr.. Hughes
is awaiting, with greater or less
degree Of patience. the arrival of his
household goods, in order that he may
occupy the house which he has rent
ed on lower Third avenue Mr.
Hughes looked the ground over
thoroughly before deciding to locate
in Worthington. He says he likes
Worthington and believes this is a
good place in which to live and prac-
tice law.
George Garfield of Minneapolis,
formerly of Mankato, visited in the
city on Thursday.
Mrs. Lorin Cray, who was seriously
ill for a period of about seven weeks
with a severe attack of grippe, has
made good recovery, and was able
toibe out today for the first time since
her Illness.
H. D. Estabrook. Presidential