The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-03-28

shopping in the city today.
Mrs. ID. Bugbee of Wells was cal
ling on Mankato friends today.
Mrs. n. l. Olds of Wells was a
business caller IN the city today.
Attorney Ivan Bowen went to MI
neapolis today on legal business!
F. F. Lassow is here from North
Dakota to visit his father who is i'll !.
Miss Ella Biese Of Mapleton is
spending a few days visiting Man
kato friends.
Miss Carrie Laingen of Butterfield,
Mimi, was visiting friends in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. C. l.. Mcdonald of
Blue Earth visited friends in the
city yesterday.
Misses Cora and Ida Schiller of
Blue Earth were in the city today,
calling on friends.
B. P. Gibbs, general claim agent
for the GleGt Western road, W. in
the city yesterday.
William Mead and G. c. Keith of
Mapleton were business callers in
the city yesterday.
Misses -Borghild Gyldanaas and
Mrs. ID. Quesnell of Elmore We're in
the city shopping yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph Wishnick and Mrs.
Oscar Tuner have returned from
several days visit in the twin cities.
j. B. Hansen, E. W. Priem and A.
NJ. Ruechef of Ansgar, ILL.,, were bust
ness callers in the city yesterday.
Wilbur Clark while on This way to
Minneapolis from.vDuluth spent We'd
nesday afternoon with Miss Belle
Fowles.
Miss Grace Nelson has arrived
home from the twin cities, where she
visited friends
Mrs. p. X. Laingen, Miss Mary
Laingen and Miss Lille Eng of Odin
We're in the-city on business yeSter-
day and today.
A. Gender has arrived home from
Chicago, where he spent several days
on business for the Minnesota Iron
Metal company.
Joseph Wishnick and William
Kaufman have returned from the
cities where they selected stock for
the Sample Shoe store
Mrs. B. Matthias and daughter, Miss
Laura, of Dundee are spending the
week in the city. Miss Matthias is
receiving medical treatment at a
local hospital.
William Musser, who was home on
a ten day furlough and visited his
relatives on East Main street. has
returned to the Great Lakes Naval
Training station.
Attorney Miles Porter of Mime
apolis arrived yesterday for a short
business call in the city, and left to-
day for Vernor Center to attend to
his property interests.
Among those from Mankato in at.
tendance at the Better Business con-
yention in Minneapolis are |. b.
Fisher, Charles Griebel, Z. A. Frances
Lee Wood. and r. E. Brown.
Worthington Globe: John d.
Deets, who officiated as the efficient
secretary OF the Southern Minnesota
development association. few years
ago, during the life of that organiza-
ton, and who later was in the en-
ploy of the railroads, was in Worth
ington Friday. Mr.. Deets is now
with the well-known publishing firm
of Rand, McNally & Co.. of Chicago,
and is looking well and prosperous.
Mr.. Deets' many Worthington friends
were glad to see him again.
Gilmore Eye: Sergeant Charles F.
White, who lived at Mankato before
joining Uncle Sans fighting forces,
has returned from overseas, harirg
arrived in this country, February 90.
He has served with Company HI.
Sixty first Infantry of the fifth divi-
sion most of the time. and took part
in the st. Mihier offensive and in
the st. Die sector of the Vosage
mountains. He has been overseas
since April Is, 1918. Like the rest
of the boys. Mr.. White is glad to get
into the good old, U, S. A. again.
He is now visiting his friend. Hiss
Laura Kfttleson. Mr.. White will
again take up carpenter work at
Mankato.