The Mankato free press., 1923-10-05
PER MING T0.PEOPLE

Yer home on Clark street. today.
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! PER IA INING 7'O.PEOPLE
Judge James H. Quinn of the Min
!. nesota state supreme>court was in
Mankato over the weekend.
| SamuelB. Wilson, chief justice or
the Minnesota state supreme court,
was home. over Sunday and re-
! turned today to his new duties In
st. Paul. Judge Wilson stated to
! The Free Press that the one regret
| he felt in his acceptance Of the
! high judicial honor is the fact that
he will have to leave Mankato, a
city in which he has SO long re-
sided and wherein he commenced
and achieved success in his pro-
| fession.
Colonel w. s. Fulton of the 9th
| regiment is In st. Paul attending a
| meeting Of the Minnesota National
i Guard association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles X. Mayer
returned Saturday evening from a
| ten days auto trip in the northern
| part of the state. Mr.. Mayer fished
! a number of the lakes in the Man
! trap groupe also some OF those OF
| sack, Woman, Boy, and Baby. He
| says that walleyed pike, bass and
great northern pike could be caught
in almost any quantity but that
muskeys seemed to be laying OFF,
| this season as there were not many
I taken during the year.
Mrs. George W. Slade has return
ed home from a six weeks visit
with relatives in Minneapolis and
lDecorah and Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elling Knutson OF
St. Paul were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Huettl at st. Clair We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. schneiderhan and
son Alfred were visiting at the
home of the latter's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Wingen Of st. Clair.
! Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. De Rosia OF
I this city and Miss Lillian Carroll OF
| Chicago, ILL.,, motored to Minneapo-
lis and spent Sunday with friends
and relatives.
Harold FLAG returned to Mankato
! Sunday evening, after spending the
weekend with friends in the twin
cities.
Mrs. Carl Brell left on Saturday
for ST. Louis Mo-, for a visit of sew
eral weeks with her sister.
q. H.. Hazel of Sterling township
was in the city on Saturday on bust
| ness. ....'
q. George Secrist of Amboy was do
ing business in the city Saturday.
Mrs. Carrie Francis of Mfnneapo-
lis and son Kenneth spent Sunday
at the home Of Mrs. John Cuddy.
Mrs. Francis is getting her home on
State street ready to put on ascoat
Of splatter dash and will also put on
a new porch and install a new Oil
burner outfit in the basement. .
Mrs. Joseph Gobie OF Mapleton
was a shopper in the city Saturday.
d. L. Harris of Van Brunt street
and his daughter, Mary j. Harris,
spent a month in Wisconsin visiting
their daughter, Sarah A. Marsh. She
lives on 400 acre farm there and
have 130 acres Of good corn and milk
forty cows.
Mrs. Charles Olson returned
home last evening, after spending
several days visiting friends and
relatives In the twin cities.
Judge W. Il. Comstock and Alfred
'Knaub, court reporter, left this
morning for st. James where they
will conduct a special term Of dis
trict court ..a
Attorney ]. W. Schmitt left today
for St., Paul. where he will appear
before the State Supreme court in
the appeal Of the case of Wilcox
Trux company against 70. Rosenber-
ger In the district court Of Blue
Earth county, the case. which was
brought to ~eco"er ~ certain notes,
IS won by Nj. Rosenberger, for
whom Mp Schmitt appeared. The
Wilcox Trux company is appealing
from the decision Of the Blue Earth
Attorney NJ. w. Brewster of Wells,
was visitor in the city today.
General Gustaf Widell, who has
been looking after contract work In
the state of Kansas, is home to
spend ten days or two weeks attend
ing to business matters here.
Miss Hermein Stein has gone to
Minneapolis where she will resume
her piano lessons Under the direc
tion Of Mrs. Bliss this winter. +.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. E. Gasway and
children. Mary and Ralph Of Edin-
burg. Ind, are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. William Kempernolte. They
motored through. {.
Mrs Flora johnson of Worthing-
ton was a guest OF friends in the
CITY IOudy. rf
Joe Stein went to Chicago the first
Hof the week to attend the National
Clothiers' convention.
Miss Edith Buethe went to Elys-
ian last evening to attend surprise
party given in honor OF her mothers
birthday.
G. w. Fisher is in Chicago this
week attending the National Ciotht
Iiers convention.
Mrs. E.. 8. Johnson, Miss Rhoda
Johnson and Miss Ruth Johnson OF
Coleman. S. D., are guests Of friends
|: J. G. Nc FsFland of watertown,
S. ID. grand exalted ruler of the
Benevolent and Protective Order OF
Elks,' spent a. brief period In Man
kato late yesterday afternoon while
enroute for Chicago. where today
and tomorrow he will preside over
meeting OF the district deputy
grand exalted rulers. grand lodge
officers and committee heads and
residents Of state Elks. assccta
lions, in the United States. Mr.. Nc