The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-02-04
MANkATO FREE PRESS

bago visited in the city yesterday
and attended the play with a party o.
friends last evening.
Bert Putrah of Garden City was
here on business today.
Professor j. A. Hancock of the nor
NAL school faculty went to Fairmont
today, and will deliver an educational
lecture there this evening
DR.. and Mrs. F. l.. Durgin OF
Winnebago visited friends in Man
kato yesterday and attended the play
at Mankato theatre last evening.
Mrs. c.. w. Carpenter and daugh-
ter, Ruth, of ST. Peter were guests
of Mrs. T. H. Summers yesterday
and attended the play Hamlet.
DR.. and Mrs. H. j. Lloyd of Lake
Crystal were callers in Mankato yes
terday, coming over to attend Ham
let," at Mankato theatre last even
ing.
Mrs. Hughe Jones and Mrs. Peter
LLOYD returned yesterday from Lake
Crystal after visiting their sister
Mrs. G.. NJ Roberts and other rela-
tives.
Mr. Rorman, president of the First
National Bank of Winnebago, and
his wife, were in the city yesterday
to attend the play at the Mankato
theatre
DR.. and Mrs. M. D. Cooper of
Winnebago were guests in the city
yesterday coming over to attend the
Forbes Robertson presentation of
Hamlet" at MankatO theatre last
evening.
Waseca Journal-Radical. Miss
Florence Johnston has resigned her
position in the Everett Aughenbaugh
mill and has gone to Mankato to take
similar one with the Hubbard mill
in that city.
William Landkamer who has been
at Red Lake Falls in charge of the
E. NJ. Zuel grocery store, returned
to Mankato yesterday, and today
resumed his position in the local Of
fee of the E. NJ. Zuel company
J. j. Flachsenhar has~returned home
from Winona, where he attended a
meeting of the Masonic consistory
While enroute home he stopped at
Rochester and viewed the ruins OF
the Masonic temple, which burned
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. o. w. Walker went
to st. Paul this morning to attend
the annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Town and City Fire
Insurance company, and will also at
tend the ice carnival, which opens
tomorrow.
Rev. Henry Moss left for Lake
Crystal at noon today. He will re-
turn Saturday. While there he will
attend the Ladies' Aid, read with the
confirmation class, speak at the
Young Peoples league meeting and
conduct the annual congregational
meeting.
DR.. and Mrs. O. X. Durgin of
Winnebago were guests of Dr. and
Mrs. D. J. Harrison last night, and
while in the city attended Hamlet, -
presented at Mankato theatre by the
Forbes Robertson company Dr.
Durgin left today for a business visit
at st. Paul.
Editor and Mrs. P. j.. Carter OF
Adrian are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. F.. d. Sleight on Clark street
Mr. Carter is well known cartoon
list, and was formerly on the staff OF
The Minneapolis Tribune. He will
attend the editors meeting in this
city tomorrow.
Theodore Williams, president of
the State Insurance Federation of
Minnesota, was in Minneapolis yes
terday attending a banquet given in
honor of Mark T. Mckee, secretary
of the National Insurance Federation
who gave talk on insurance condi-
tiOns throughout the country.
C. REIN, the jewelryman of New
Ulm, has received sample OF the
cotton manufactured from wood,
which the German people are now
using in lieu Of the cotton which they
formerly secured FROM the United
States, but which they are now I'M
able to obtain, owing to the war con-
ditions.
GAINESVILLE Argus: A. Longini, of
Minneapolis, was in this place yes
terday and while her. favored this
office with friendly visit. Years
ago Mr.. [ ongini was a resident of
Mankato where bn conducted a
clothing establishment. He frequently
visited this pace and became &C
ouainted with many of our citizens
He met many Of his former friends
| and inquired after others.
| Fairmont Sentinel: Architect Pass
of Mankato has been in town a couple
of days working on plans for the
Billiard House addition. A rough
sketch, shown Sentinel man today,
carries out the purpose of Mine Host
Ludtke, detailed in a recent issue of
The Sentinel Architect Pass has
progressive ideas of what modern
hotel should be and Mr.. Ludtke has
! given him carte blanche to go ahead
and put them into effect.