The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-05-05
PERTAINING TO PEOPLE
From Saturdays Daiiyl

Editor Hubin of TSe Butterfield
Advocate and party of friends con-
sising of Gust Miller and ]. J. Lin
cheid of Butterfield, motored to
Mankato yesterday and called on
friends.
John Stoes and John Krieser of
Darfur transacted business in
Mankato today.
Attorney Ivan Bowen made a
business trip to Lake Crystal yes
terday afternoon.
H. E. Chase of Minneapolis, one
of the state oil inspectors, who is
doing the work of John R; Bowen
in the Mankato offices while Mr.:
foot; left yesterday evening for
Minneapolis to spend Sunday with
Alfred Simondson. an implement
and hardware dealer, and Gust
Gunderson, a garage man of Darfur
were in the city yesterday after
noon on business!
Sheriff w. S. Carver of Fairmont
called on Chief Landmark yester
day afternoon.
friends in Mankato yesterday at
Mrs. Louise Zimmerman Hervey
and little son of Virginia, Mimi,
arrived in the city last evening
and will make their home for the
present with the formers father,
Mr.. Henry Himmelman of North
Broad street. Mr.. HerVey will JOHN
them later.
jackson Pilot: Charles Alexander
arrived last Friday from Good
Thunder to take charge of the To-
cal office of the Botsford Lumber
company. He will move his fam
lily to Jackson within a few weeks.
man to meet and h and his family
will be heartily welcomed to this
city.
Mrs. NJ Yoder of Wilmot, Ohio,
Is in the city to undergo a surgi-
cal operation at the DeCoster hos
raj on Cherry street.
Mrs. II. h. aniJ4fen mas return
ed home from Walker, Mimi. swhere
she assisted in the care of her sis
ter, Mrs. H. Fisher. who has been
i'll with flu and pneumonia. Rela
tives and friends will be glad to
know she is making a nice recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Raverty OF
TIC pdtChto VI
daughter. Mrs. Raverty was for
merly Pearl 'McGovern.
The Misses Violet Trautman, AIDE
line SINNERS. Louise Kiffe and Lyd-
ia Kruger went to Owatonna today,
where they will spend Sunday as the
guests of friends. -.
Miss Clara Kraus who works at
the Rochester Clinic, arrived home
today to visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Kraus, North Sixth
street. Miss Marie Kraus, who has
been employed at the International
Harvester company will return to
Rochester with her sister, where
she has accepted position as stem
ographer in the Clinic.
Miss Pearl Malm and Miss Flor
ence Johnson will go to Amboy this
evening where they will visit with
relatives over Sunday.
Mrs. H. r. Zell of Sleepy Eye.
spent yesterday afternoon in this
city shopping and calling on friends.
Miss Loretta Reinartz and Miss Lee
ma Welner of New Ulm motored to
this city yesterday afternoon, and
spent part of the day here calling
on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas O'Herin OF
st. Clair and their children, Mar,
garet and Daniel, called on friends
in this city yesterday afternoon.
Ensign and Mrs. William Jessup
of Austin spent yesterday and today
in the city visiting with relatives and
at the Salvation Army headquarters
in the city.
Mrs. E. Klugberz. Miss Agnes aud
Louie Klugherz, accompanied by
Anne Schneider will motor to Adams,
tomorrow morning where they will
visit with Mr.. and Mr.. A. ]. Krcs-
bach,
Mrs. Sarah Wood went 10 Farm,
ington today where she will visit as
the guest OF her daughter Mrs. John
VarCamp.