The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-07-14
From SATURDAYS DaIIv.

| d. w. Church of Pocatello, Idaho, a
resident of Mankato thirty four
years ago, who came to Mankato last
week to attend the pageant and
home coming festivities, is still Wis
lifting friends here and will remain
a couple of weeks yet. Mr. Church's
father. owned tannery here when he
was a boy. He is now a banker at
Pocatello, and is an eX-mayor of that
city.
Peers
Isidor Longini and wife of Mime
apolis, former residents of Mankato
were greatly pleased with their visit
in Mankato during the home
coming and pageant The fami-
ly formerly resided at the
corner of Byron and State streets.
Mr.. Longini was formerly the owner
OF the now Stein clothing store and
/ later, with Mr. Thomas, established a
department store where J. B. & D.
Richards store now stands at Front
| and Jackson q.
st. Peter Free Press: Mr.. and
Mrs. j. ]. LaDue and family, who
have resided here for several years,
are moving their household goods to
MankatO. Mr.. LaDue is secretary for
the Tri-State Investment Co., whose
headquarters are in Mankato. Be-
cause of the new train schedule, Mr..
LaDue found it impossible for him to
reside in st. Peter while his business
was in Mankato. While we regret to
lose this family, we wish them the
best of success in their new home.
j. F. Stacy, conductor of Great
Western passenger trains AL and 142
has returned from his vacation and
| is back on the job.
Mrs. Davis Terwilliger of Albert
Lea was visitor in the city yester-
day.
| Captain M. Gebhardt of the Mar
garet street police station, st. Paul,
passed through the city yesterday on
his way to st. James. Captain Geb-
when H. P. Keller was mayor. Fl.
George Pass, Jr., has returned from
Fort Smelling, his three-year term of
enlistment with Company H having
expired. He is back on his old job
as an architect. Four other members
of the company were discharged from
the service on account of inability to
pass the physical examination re-
quired for army service
Owatonna Citizen: Andrew Kap-
pas and Jas. Maids of Mankato were
in the city last Friday making ar
rangements for the opening of the
new restaurant in the Alexander
building on Cedar street, now in the
process of construction. Mr.. Kappas
stated that he had anticipated open
ing by the middle of July but thinks
the building will not be in readiness
before the 25th.
L. w. Holt and family of Minneap-
oils yesterday leased one of the Reed
field cottages at Point Pleasant, where
they will enjoy a weeks outing.
Misses Ida Cousandier, Mamie AL
bert and Ella Wolf will leave tonight
for Fairmont where they will speed
IA week at Hazelmere.
Charles Bailey of Minneapolis was
in the city on business today.
Miss Erna Weir left this noon for
the twin cities where she will visit
with friends and relatives. On Sun
day Miss Weir VIII visit Deekan De-
Long of Company B, Faribault, who is
in camp at Fort Smelling.
Mrs. s. o. Barkeclos, who under
went an operation at St. Joseph's
hospital Thursday morning, is re-
orted as getting along as well as can
be expected. 80
Mrs. C. L. Stewart of Rochester
and Miss Leona Honnel of Sleepy
Eye were week end guests at the
home of Mrs. w. E.. Reisenbigler.
Mrs. Stewart is cousin of Mr.
Reisenbigler. &c
C. E. Baker arrived from Kelliher
Thursday and is guest at the home
of his daughters, Mrs. Reisenbigler
and Mrs. George Calcutt. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson C. Friend ar
rived from Minneapolis and will be
week end guests at the home of W..
E. Reisenbigler.
Peter Wangen' has returned Ito hts