The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-12-13

Winona Independent: Clare
Franks, formerly editor of The Lew
iston Free Press, who entered the
service in the aviation section sew
eral months ago and who has been
at Kelly Field, Tex. was in Winona
yesterday en- route home after hav-
ing been mustered out. He will visit
at Lewiston for a few days before
going to Eau Claire. Wis, where he
will resume his position as Associated
Press editor of The Eau Claire
Leader
Winnebago Enterprise: Will Shu-
felt returned to Mankato Saturday
afternoon, after being here several
days on business. The Shufelt fam
lily is thinking of returning to the
farm next spring to make their home
Miss Dorothy FrentZ returned tC
her home at Waseca yesterday after
spending a week with friends in the
city.
Bert Risk of Clarified, Mimi, was
business caller in the city yester-
day.
Good Thunder Herald: A. H.
Schwartzenbach and family, according
to reports, are on their way back tt
Minnesota, and before this is printed
may be here, they were last heard
of as having reached Chicago. Mrs
Schwartzenbach and Mrs. Charles
Sperlich are twin sisters and it is two
years since ally word has before beer
received. They were living at Sam
ara, Russia, where Mr.. Schwartzen
bach was working for the Information
al Harvester company. They were
former residents here many years ago
but still are interested in the people
as The Herald has followed them Il
their far away home to tell of thu
local happenings.
Attorney J. E. Regan left this after.
noon for st. Paul where he has severa
cases to come up before the fedora
court which is in session there. Mr.
Regain will remain in st. Paul unit
tomorrow night.
Mapleton Enterprise: Miss Florence
McGuiggan has decided to take up The
life of professional nurse and OF
Saturday last left for Milwaukee where
she entered one of the large hospitals
and will master the profession.
M. M. Siman Of Sherburn, Mimi.
was a business caller in the city to-
day
Winthan Miser of st. James trans
acted business in the city today.
F. j. Anderson of Sioux City, Ia
was in the civ on hnr'ro~'- +oS~~
w. Woodruff of Beloit, Wis, trans
acted bus moss in the tjtA .lat
K R. Wyllie of Minneapolis was in
the city on business yesterday.
Lieutenant D. N. Ling of Kerk
hoven, of the aero squad at Cam
Dodge, Ia, spent the past couple {
days with friends in the city.
William Pohl of the United States
navy, formerly clerk at the store
of Rudburg g. Hanson, is home on {
short furlough. sHW1a
Miss Elizabeth Lambert, who Wis
tied relatives and friends at Lam
berton, returned to Mankato today
HI. H. Perrin is absent on an east
ern trip, and will spend short tim
at Toledo, Ohio.
Miss Ruth Francis left today fo
Owatonna where she will spend tn
Week Sutl Will IlST UIOtuCT, htuucI
Francis, who is attending Pillsbur
academy there. Mr.. Francis is ais
taking up the military course aloni
with his other studies and has jus
made the crack squad.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Gates Phillips, VIII
visited at Wells, Mimi, were in tn
city today, enroute to Minneapolis
where they expect to take charge @
"a railroad eating house for Manage
Schaefer of Chicago, who has tn
right from the Northwestern railroa
to operate railroad eating houses owe
4 q largo torrifOu