The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-27
MANKATO.

DR.. and Mrs Standish entertained the
Century club at cards SATURDAY. night.
Delightful musical selections were rem
dered.
Miss Osborn was rendered surprise
party by thirty of her pupils at her home
Saturday night.
Mrs, H; G. Gerlach, assisted by Mrs
j. s. Davies, entertained her lady friends
at cards Monday afternoon from to g.
Mrs. G. w. Conree, of Waseca, has
been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Ed
Rausch. for over week.
G. T. Thacker and wife, of Norwalk
Conn, arrived in the city Sunday. Mrs.
Thacker will be connected with the Com
mercial college.
Capt. Willis UIine, en- route to Wash
ington, was the guest of his brother,
Supt E. B. Uline, over Sunday.
James ,Whipple has returned from 4
trip to the northern part Of the state,
where he has been looking over land.
M. A. Benjamin, a former resident of
Mankato, but now of Chicago, is in the
city on business.
John Johnson, of Belgrade. was pain
fully injured Monday while unloading a
wagon of ice His right leg was badly
bruised by several falling cakes, but no
bones were broken.
Mrs; Cynthia Paddock died of pneumo-
MIA tuesday afternoon. She was a ma
tive OF New York state, and one of the
pioneers of Blue Earth county. She
leaves a son and two daughters.
The son of Jacob Hauck was acct
dentally shot while playing with a re-
volyer Monday night. The bullet enter
ed the left leg about five inches above
the knee joint, and has not yet been
found. No serious results nave vet de-
veloped.
c. E. Wise left for ST. Pau Tuesday
morning to attend a meeting of the
North Star Daily Press association.
j. o. GoodseI, travelling passenger
agent for the Union Pacific railroad, is
IN m tn, the city looking after the interests
Miss Evelin Lindsay entertained a num-
Der of friends at progressive cinch Tues
day evening. Head prizes were won by
Mrs. K. Otto and Mr.. Conner Jones.
| Inc commissioned and nOn-commission-
| ed officers of Company H, NJ. n. c., ten
! dered Capt. Hawkes. a pleasant surprise
at his home Tuesday night.
Mrs. Charles Kinney died of lung fe-
| yer Tuesday evening. She was fifty
nine years of age, and leaves a husband
| and several children.
The Social Science club held their reg
uIar meeting Tuesday night. THE Eff
tects OF the Competition of Women on
Business and Industry was discussed.
w. r. B. Smyth returned Tuesday from
ern part of the state.
H. B. Tombs was called to st. Paul
Wednesday because of the serious illness
of his wife.
Mr.. Richardson and daughter Anne,
OF Garden City, left Tuesday for Boise
Idaho, Where they expect to spend two
months.
SUPERINTENDENT
of the Omaha road and now general
superintendent of the Butte, Anaconda &,
Pacing road, was in the city Wednesday
and Thursday
The members of the Rebekah and
Odd Fellows lodges gave a private mas
querade party Wednesday night Dane
, ing was INDUCED in and refreshments
served.
Miss Mary Willard was pleasantly sur
prlsed by a number Of her pupils We'd
nesday night. About twenty pupils were
present
Mrs A. Musser, of st. Paul. is the
guest of Mrs B. d. Parry.
Mrs. c. H: Stuck, of Eau Claire Wis,
IS visiting In the city as the guest Of
| Mrs. w. E. Locke.
President Cooper, of the normal school,
went to Blue Earth Thursday to deliver
| an ADDRESS at the dedication of the new
scIhool 1u1iG-ng erected there.
rails. and Mrs. T. L. Carter. of Chippe-
| wa Falls, Wis, are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. F. p. Keith for a few days.
St Cecilia court gave card party and
social dance Thursday evening at Schill-
ers hall. Music was furnished by Prof.
! Heath.
Miss Grace Lang, of LIE sueur. visited
| in the city Thursday.
Miss Gusta Mag, of lie Sueur is the
| guest OF Rev. Hauck and family
j. Z. Donovan and DR.. Mitchell, Of
Tracy. attended the Elks' meeting Fri
| day night.
| day from Minneapolis, where they mad
been visiting for several days.
Peter SchweitZer of West Superior,
| Wis, who has been visiting relatives in
/ the city, returned home Thursday.
| Col. Gus Widell. Rev. George Davis.
| Clark Keysor, A. o. Eberhart and J. N
| Day. delegates to the Masonic grand
| lodge meeting in ST. Paul, returned home
| Thursday.
Mrs. U. L. Hixon entertained the Fern
| Leaf club at her home Friday afternoon.
| Whist was played and delicious refresh
| ments served
Miss Mary Whalen and Mr. Charles
| Richards were married at St. John s
| Catholic church Wednesday morning,
! Rev. Father Hughes officiating.
| w. J. Glynn. George Fallon, Ole Oste1-
| soc, George Fitzsimmons, Gus Erickson,
B. Nelson and P. A. Larson, of Candy,
| attended the Elks' meeting Friday night.