The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-11-29
Miss Daisy Richardson of winona

arrived yesterday. and is a guest a.
the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr.
land Mrs. W. H. Pay. She will re-
main over the Thanksgiving holiday
c. w. Reese of Minneapolis trans
acted business in the city yesterday
A. G. Couston of Minneapolis was &
business caller in the city yesterday
Jos. G.. Norby of st. Paul visited
friends in the city yesterday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lisehfelka o.
! Springfield, Mimi, were calling in the
city yesterday.
T! H. B McCulloch of st. Paul, was
in the city on business yesterday.
! Henry Matz of Echo, Mimi, trans
acted business in the city yesterday
Window Reporter: The many friends
of Fenton Borst were delighted to see
him home again upon his arrival las1
Friday afternoon. Fenton has seer
tne hardest kind of service and his
appearance and condition reflect it
OF the $50 officers who sailed with
him in August 1917 very few, of them
slave stood it as well as he and a
great many of them lie buried in for
eign soil. He has improved consider
ably since his return to the hospital
in Virginia and is but slightly deaf
now and it is hoped that he will re-
cover entirely. He is home on thirty
day furlough. This week he has been
visiting in Mankato.
:, Window Reporter: Mrs. Geddes ar
rived here from Mankato on Wednes
lday afternoon for an extended visit
with her daughter, Margaret, and her
son, Lloyd. She has for the past month
been employed as nurse in the Beth
any College in Mankato, the college
being turned into hospital during the
influenza epidemic there. During her
stay there they had 200 cases at that
hospital and eighteen deaths. She
will be glad to respond to calls here
I Miss Ferne Kenney of Winnebago is
spending few days with friends in
the city.
I Fairmont Sentinel: Mrs. Katherine
Hirst of Mason City is the new desk
clerk at Hotel Fairmont, taking the
place which Miss Christie Nelson held
so long. Miss Nelson now has a posi-
ton at Mankato
Mrs. Ivan Bowen is spending the
week end in Minneapolis as the guest
Of Mrs. Gardner Bowen.
John b. Greemiger and Everett
Ward of st. Paul who spent several
days in the city have returned to st.
Paul, travelling by automobile
Saltwater Gazette: DR.. w. A. Game
((and Roy Curley. left this afternoon for
Jefferson Island, near Mankato, where
they will spend the next day or two
hunting ducks in that vicinity. Both
went well supplied with everything
necessary for such trip and expect to
be most successful as duck hunting
there is reported as extremely good at
this time of the. year. s.,s, sg F.z
Miss Pearl Johnson of Lake Crys-
tai is spending the week nd as the
guest of Mrs; r. E. Jensen on pleas
ant street. ,,is,,.s5f
George S. Hage of Madelia was in
the city, yesterday, on his, way to
Mortified to visit his son, who a.
tends Carleton college. = 4,t,oa 'Ho'
DR.. G. A. Dahl has returned from
Crosby, MINI, where he was in
charge of the work of the hospital
corps among the sick ~ boog
Mr.. and Mrs. ". o. Babcoek. of
Fairmont arrived yesterday to visit
over the holidays at the home of Mr.,
and Mrs, d. A. Babcock, 622 South
Fourth street, II 81 r~F bugd
Mrs. M. Stoddard Of Minneapolis
spent yesterday visiting at the home
of he, parents, Mr.. AMI Mrs Joseph
Ell
Mr. Bugbee, wife Of Or Slgbee Of
Wells, was a business caller in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Stanley Jones of Lake Crystal
visited friends in the city yesterday
General Gustaf Widell returned last
right from short business visit in
the twin cities.