The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-05-05
the forenoon at st. Peter nbusi-

the forenoon at st. Peter nDuSl-
ness.
Attorney w. d. Abbott of Winona
spent last night in this city.
Miss Anna Thorn left this morning
for her home at Prescott, Wis.
Miss Evelyn Muller of Lake Crystal
was guest in the city Saturday.
Mrs. w. Davis of Mapleton was a
shopper in the city last Saturday.
! Miss Della VOTERS of Waseca did
some shopping in the city Saturday.
| Miss Eva A. LEM of Faribault
visited friends in the city yesterday.
| Attorney w. F. Hughes spent Sat-
urday afternoon on business at Wa
SEGA.
Jake Esser went to st. Paul Sat-
urday, to spend a few days on bust
ness.
Attorney C. J. Laurisch attended
opening of district court in st. Pet
err today.
| Miss Marguerite Doran of Madison
Lake spent a few hours in Mankato
Saturday
Miss Florence Culp of Madison
Lake paid Mankato friends visit
Sal urday.
Miss Gladys Williams of Lake
| Saturday
| Mr. and Mrs. H. f. Woods of
! Lake Crystal were Mankato visitors
yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Fairchild of Good
Thunder was shopping in the city last
Saturday
Attorney Benjamin Taylor went to
| lie Sueur Center this morning to at
| tend probate court.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Henderson of
Vernon Center were in the city or
| business last Saturday.
Misses Nettie Porter and Nellie
Pay returned yesterday from a bust
ness trip to the twin cities.
Attorney Ivan Bowen returned this
noon fro ma business trip to Britton
and Watertown, South Dakota.
Clarence Williams has returned
| home from Havre, Montana, where
he proved up on claim of govern
ment land.
F. r. Klein and B. Pevoy of Red
wood Falls and J. c.. Burchard of
| Marshall visited Mankato yesterday
afternoon.
Allan Jackson of Joliet, formerly
manager for the Standard Oil com
pany in this city, is in Mankato Wis
iting friends.
Mesdames Hugh Jones, A. Hutton
gren, r. e. Morris, Anna Million and
C. p. Christensen Of Lake Crystal
were Saturday shoppers in Mankato.
George B. Caldwell, city editor of
The Free Press, went to st. Paul yes
terday morning to attend to some
business affairs and will return to-
night.
H. Bach of Lismore, Mimi, who
spent the past ten days in the city
in attendance upon his wife who is
i'll and receiving treatment at one of
the local hospitals, returned to his
home today.
Ed Rosquist of the Sidney store is
| back at his old position. Mr.. Ros-
quist has been at Madison Lake,
MIMI, for the past month, where he
has been managing a store for Sam
Bernstein OF ST. Paul.
H. o. Grimes, secretary of the
Minnesota Lake Automobile club, was
in the city Saturday afternoon. He
states that there is great interest in
the nropoccd new trail from Wells to
MankatO. 1t is expected that meet
ing of committees of all towns on the
trail iwll be hold tonight. to choose a
marking, ETC. IN. w" the initials of
every town on the trail, is proposed
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Barrett, Jr., Mr..
and Mrs. James Barrett. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Rank, and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Fish of Austin were in the
city today enroute home from Blue
Earth. where the gentlemen attended
a Knights of Columbus meeting.
Harry e. Terwiliger has mr.
chased building lot on Walnut
street CT Mrs. Russell.