The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-05-17

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Miss Ida Douglas of Amboy was in
the city on business todcy.
Benjamin Fisk of Amboy was in the
city on business this morning.
DR.. c. J. Holman spent the day at
Waseca on professional business.
Miss Edna Cole of Lake Crystal
was in the city on business today.
| John Hobcrt of Amboy was a BUSH
ness caller in the city yesterday.
| Mis-, Gene Mead 81 Lake Crystal
was IN the city on business yester-
day.
| E. NJ. Zuel is absent on business
trip through the northern part of the
state.
Miss Eleanor Rodgers of Rapidan
! was the guest of Miss Lois Macbeth
yesterday and today.
Soren Larsen and son Harry have
gone to Elk Point, South Dakota,
where they will visit relatives.
| George w. Smithson left today on
a trip through Western Minnesota in
the interests OF the Zuel company.
Private George Harkee who was
home to attend the funeral of his
! brother returned last night to camp
at Greenyille South Carolina.
]. A. Childs of the state division OF
sanitation arrived in the city today
to spend few days, and make an
/ examination of the sources of water
supply.
David S. Evans of Minneapolis,
travelling salesman and former resi-
dent of Mankato. is stopping at. the
Ben Pay hotel, while calling on trade
! in the city.
/ Architect H. G. Gerlach spent the
day at Belle PLANE, looking over the
construction of the Home for the Aged
CT the Lutheran church, which is be-
ing built there after plans prepared
i by him.
o. w. Walker, real estate dealer
land Messrs. w. w. Jones, T. G. Web
/ err and F. A. Snyder have gone to
Laramie, Wyoming, to look over ex-
tersive irrigated lands with the oD-
ject of purchase.
| Miss Emma Bunge, visiting nurse
accompanied Miss Myrtle Mintz to
the cities today. Miss Mintz is af-
flicted with ailments which affect her
back. and ike will receive treatment
at Phalen hospital.
Frank Bienapf1, who recently en-
listed as a machinist in the United
States service, is spending a few days
visiting relatives in st. Paul. He will
leave Friday for Camp Benjamin
Harrison, indianapolis Ind.
j. G. Miller Of Tyler, Mimi. passed
Ifhr0noh
Ter is candidate for the legislature
from that district. Mr.. Miller says
he is going to try to accomplish the
feat of getting a democrat elected
there
Mrs. Minnie Hubbard has gone to
the twin cities and will attend a
business meeting of the officers and
executive committee of the Minneso-
ia Music Teachers association. to ar
range the final program for the an
nual convention of the association.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Esser and fami-
ly, and Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Quit
man and family mOtored to Good
Thunder yesterday and visited friends
Mrs. Joseph En- left today for the
lAmerican School of Osteopathy al
iAii hoN hiC, 4hO., NuciS Sllo Will re-
ceive medical treatment.
Miss Irma Hirsch of Mason City
Ia, who was the guest of her aunt
Mrs. L. Blum, has returned to hel
home
Herman LEM of Ardian, Mimi.
who recently suffered severe in
jury to his nose and one of his eyes
when piece of timber he was saving
rebounded and hit him in the face
! is in the city receiving medical treat
ment.
/ Mrs. John Williams, Mrs. Thomas
Jones, and Miss Mary Jones of Lake
Crystal were in the city on business
today
Mrs. E. Gates of Garden City trans
acted business in the city today.
Theodore Starlls of Minneapolis
representing the Richards Wilcox
Manufacturing company, was calling
on trade in the city today.
! Rev. Father Robert Hughes and
Attorney c. o. Daley of Mankato
Council, knights of Columbus, are in
attendance at the state meeting
which is being held in ST. Paul today
and tomorrow.