The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-11-08

Leon H. Jorgensen, son of Mr..
and Mrs. H. C. Jorgensen, 81 Fulton
street, left this morning for st. Paul
to enter the Air Service Mechanic
school at the Overland building.
GAINESVILLE Argus: Mr.. John Bar
den was a passenger to Mankato on
the flyer Monday where he met his
nephew, DR.. r. ]. Gallagher of Blue
Earth. The latter is First Lieutenant
and is spending few days here with
relatives previous to leaving for a
camp in Georgia. He is brother of
Attorney H. M. Gallagher of Waseca,
and DR.. B. NJ. Gallagher, prisoner
of war in Germany. DR.. Gallagher has
number of former acquaintance and
| friends here who were pleased to
met him. He is splendid type of
physical manhood, the ideal soldier.
| Mrs. l. B. Johnson of Billings, Mont,
was in the city today.
Miss Jennie LaRue of Jackson was
in Mankato yesterday.
| Mrs. Verona DietZ of Mapleton Wis
tied in the city yesterday.
| Mrs. D. G.. Price and Misses Viola
Price and Blodwen Lloyd of Cambria
visited friends in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Thomas Van Buren, of Chokio
was in Mankato Tuesday.
Miss Leona B. Kinney of Winneba-
go was in the city day or so ago.
Mrs. F. A. Peterson of Chicago is
visiting in the city and vicinity and
looking after property interests. She
will probably stay five weeks. She
was formerly Miss Griffiths and lived
at the corner of Sixth and Hickory
street, but for more than twenty years
has lived in Chicago.
A. M. Snyder of st. Paul was a bus
mess caller in the city yesterday aft
ernoon and today.
i F. A. Stohrer of Minneapolis trans
acted business in the city yesterday.
i F.. w. Coppersmith of Minneapolis
was in the city on business yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. George Cowing of Winnebagc
was calling on friends in the city yes
terday.
w. E. Holly of Blue Earth transacted
business in the city yesterday after.
noon and today.
| w. J. SdIllpIt'u VI raul was
business caller in the city yesterday.
0. M. Hoxie, formerly well known
resident of Mankato, who is travelling
salesmans for rubber goods concern
arrived in Mankato yesterday and is
staying at the Ben Pay Hotel while
: calling on trade in the city. Mr.. Hox
lie is travelling out of Minneapolis.
| w. A. Raether of Good Thunder was
business caller in the city today.
Charles T. Wyatt of Minneapolis wa:
a business caller in the city last even
ing, making the trip by automobile
John o. Parry of Minneapolis or.
rived last night for a short visit will
his mother. Mrs. E. Parry.
: George Schufelt, who is in military
r service at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, is ex.
Epected to arrive home tomorrow, be
5 ling called here by message from hi!
!, parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Schufel
of Clark street, announcing the deatf
/ of his sister, Miss Clara Schufelt
;, Private funeral services were hell
yesterday for the late Miss Schufelt
: William Stenbach of st. James wa
ia business caller in the city today.
: Messrs. l.. ]. Hinton, s. S. RectO
: and B. Rector of Truman motored t.
Mankato yesterday afternoon and at
tended to business affairs.
y Judge Lorin Cray spent the day a
Vernon Center.
: DR.. Roy Andrews spent yesterda
S on business at Fairmont
n D. F. Harrington of Sioux Falls, S
f OAK, and j. L. Harrington of Mon
r trose, S. Oak, nephews of the late d.
(. q. G. Harrington, are spending sever
S al days in the city on business an
It renewing old friendships. d. F. Har
It rington, who has not revisited Manka
TO since 1895, stated today that h
noted many wonderful changes in tn
: place, which has grown to be a yer
prosperous city with many excellen
q business places and buildings. Will
Il in Manakto the Messrs. Harringto
are stopping at the Ben Pay hotel "
' H. Pay, proprietor of the hotel, an
: his guests were "boys together" year
If ago, and had many happy remem
a. brances to talk over
IL j. j. Pihale took a business trip I
J. Sleepy Eye today.
J. Mrs. Anna WestphaI Passed Away La