The Mankato free press., 1917-01-26

| Mrs. Holm of Wells was in the city
shopping yesterday.
DR.. H. J. Lloyd has returned from
business trip to Chicago.
Attorney j. We Schmitt spent the
day on business in the twin cities.
Miss Leone. Merrill of Minneapolis
| is the guest of friends in Mankato.
Dr. and Mrs. G.. D. Snow are
spending several days in the twin
cities.
Miss Mabel Van Campen of Ro-
chester is visiting friends in Man,
kato.
Gustave McKennon of Minneapolis
was business caller in the city yes
terday. TDs
DR.. Madden, who has been at CAL
edonia on professional business, will
return Thursday. ~ a
DIR. G. H. Nerbovig is spending sew
eral days at Mapleton, in attendance
at the curling games.
DR.. H. J. Lloyd has returned from
Chicago, where he spent three weeks
ATTENDING medical clinics.
E. M. Zuel went to Mapleton to-
day with the Mankato curriers', and
will take part in the games on the
Kinks there. " -
Mrs. Minnie Hubbard left for Ro,
chester this morning, where she will
visit friend who is i'll in the hospital,
and will return this evening.
DIR. Ida Osborn left last evening
for Chicago, whore she will attend
medical clinics She expects to re-
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P. M. Ferguson, manager Of the
Mankato Citizens Telephone offices
and Otto Rinde of the local force are
attending the convention of telephone
men in Minneapolis.
Miss Beth Gardiner, stenographer
at the law offices sof Attorney Ben
jamin Taylor, and Attorney Miles
Porter, returned yesterday from Fair
mont, where she spent Sunday with
her relatives.
l.. v. Blanchard of Minneapolis,
travelling passenger agent for the
Canadian Pacific railway and the
Ocean services, limited, was in the
city today attending to publicity mat
ters for his company. -
Senator j. w. Andrews went to
st. Paul this morning to take up
his duties IN the senate. He was abb
sent from the session yesterday aft
ernoon having been stalled at Tracy
where he went on Saturday night
in response to call for his services.
The snow storm had isolated Tracy
for more than. a day and a half :
Messrs. William Thomas and Paul
Christianson of Springfield visited
friends in the city last evening, en-
route to Minneapolis to attend the
telephone convention.
Miss Lydia Kronfeldt has returned
to ,the city after a visit with friends
at GAINESVILLE. ~ -
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Proehl returned
home today fom Waseca where they
hundredth birthday anniversary OF
Mr.. Proehl's mother.
Attorney G. j.. Laurisch spent the
day attending to business matters in
st. Paul. a4
Attorney C. E. Phillips spent the
day in st. Paul attending to- legal
business. 1 ~
Henry Brabender, who visited with
friends in Rochester, Mimi, was in
the city today, en- route to his home
at Adrian. -e4-ssss ass,s.
Mrs. Raymond strauch of juliet
Gap, Mont. who is at Imfnanuel hos
pital recovering from recent oper-
alton for appendicitis. is reported; as
making good recovery, and will be
able to return to her home Thursday.
/ Charles R. Butler returned this
morning from short business trip
10 Chicago. He left Chicago Sunday
evening at 1880, via the Great West
ern, transferred to the Northwestern
at Dodge Center and reached Man
kato at four this morning. He states
that seven Great Western trains
We're tied up yesterday between Oel-
wein and Hayfield. all from ten to
thirty hours late. The line from Nc
intire to Rochester was abandoned
and passengers en- route from Chicago
TO Rochester were, carried around by
way of Randolph and Redwing to,
Speech Handed to Diplomats.
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