The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-04-28
From Mondays Daily

ClarleS L. IaylOr mas returned
from trip to West Baden.
Harry S. Bretz visited over Easter
at his old home in Faribault.
/ Attorney Ivan Bowen spent the
afternoon on legal business at Judson.
Editor Haislet of The st. James
| independent was in Mankato today
| Mr. and Mrs. William Ellis arrived
home from Watertown, S. D., early
Saturday morning.
| Miss Mabelle DOOley of GAINESVILLE
is spending several days visiting
| friends in the city.
Ernest Mahlke of Sioux City, Ia,
was home to spend Sunday visiting
relatives and friends.
F! Miss Birdie Kimball, bookkeeper at
the E. w. Owen Music store, is TAX
ing a weeks vacation.
! J. A. E. Johnson of the Johnson
Boman Furniture company trans
acted business in Winthrop today.
! E. Lier of Blue Earth was in Man
kato Monday visiting friends. Mr..
Lier has also been visiting friends at
Madelia.
Miss B. Gander, who was the guest
of her sister, Mrs. w. l.. Wilke, re-
turned to her home at Superior, Wis.
/ this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Butler will
attend grand opera at st. Paul this
week, and while there will visit
friends in the city.
| l.. Blum of the Bee Hive store left
yesterday for Chicago, where he will
order imported toys and Christmas
stock for the store.
/ Miss Mile Johnson returned to
Minneapolis this morning, after a
visit over Easter holiday with her
parents in this city.
| Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nenno of New
Ulm spent Easter Sunday as guests
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Nenno.
! Attorney A. R. Pau, Jr., returned
today from Chicago where he has
been in the legal department of H.
NJ. Billesby & Co., for the past
month.
Miss Ida Hagen, who had been the
guest of Miss Alma Olson, left yes
terday for Minneapolis where she is
a teacher in the East Side high
school. 81 r.sss
| Mrs. Felix Hultgren and infant
daughter returned this noon to their
home in Waterville, after a visit over
Easter with her mother, Mrs. G. A.
Anderson.
! o. A. Potter, agent of the Great
Western at Morristown, former
depot, was a visitor in Mankato Sat-
urday.
w. J. Clark, W. NJ Hale, R. d.
Collins and Mrs. T. C. Collins Of
Window were in Mankato today to
iattend the funeral of the late W. w
Besser
| Had Carney will leave tomorrow
night for Lick Springs, Ind. He will
meet w. l.. HiXon in Minneapolis
and both will go together to the
Indiana resort.
Alonzo Secrist of Sterling town
ship was in the city on business Sat
urday. Mr.. Secrist was elected as
SCISSOR for his township at the town
meeting held in March.
I Mrs. P. T. Shepard and daughter,
Miss May Shepard, of Lake Crystal,
spent Easter as guests at the home
of the formers SON in law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Off,
Burton Hughes, young attorney
of Minneapolis, and James Baker,
who is one the staff of The Mime
aEOlis Tribune, were in the city
lover Sunday to visit relatives
Allen Johnson, who attends School
at Winthrop, spent Easter with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. E. John
son on Pleasant street, and returned
to resume his duties this morning,
Mr.. and Mrs William Henline and
two little daughters arrived yester.
day in Mankato from ST. Petersburg,
Florida, where they spent the winter.
They found the weather much colder
at Chicago than at Washington, d.
c., but as they came farther west it
was warmer.
A. l.. and E. W. Goldenstar, civil
engineers and assistants, E. w. Har-
riman and H. c. Clements, went to
Mapleton this afternoon on survey
ing trip, and will remain until Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brell left early
Sunday morning for Anoka for
floiC Will MI .. DlCll > pdl tllS. MI.
Brell returned today, but Mrs. Brell
will spend several days before re-
turning home.
Carl Bengtson, All Cherry street,
went to Rochester Monday in answer
to a message stating that his wife,
who has been at the hospital there
since Sunday, would submit to an
operation Tuesday
Miss Lena Kruger of New Rich
mond visited with her sister, Miss
Anna Kruger in this city Saturday,
and the Misses Kruger left Sat-
urday night for Springfield, Mimi,
to spend the Easter holiday with their
parents.
Rev. G.. A. Cahoon will leave to-
night for Chicago, where he will join
DR.. F. A. Cone, both gentlemen hav-
ing been appointed as delegates to
the general conference of Methodist
Episcopal churches, to be held at
Saratoga Springs, New York, and
they will proceed to Washington, D.
c., where they will spend few. days
before the conference, which opens
May l and continues throughout the
month. The general conference meets
every four years and elects bjshons