The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-07-31
Social and Personal.
From Thursdays Daily.

ence of the originator of the club, Mrs.
&c. +. Koehler of Aberdeen, S. D., was
delightfully."- received and all felt that the
good work she began over two years ago
was not done yet. \ literary and bust
ness program was carried out. All en-
ioyed the bountiful repast served. The
Misses Odjard and Gable, Mesdames Hub
bard and McNurtrie assisted the hos
tesses and all reveled in the sunshine
without and within the pretty home.
Zuellah Salisbury entertained friends
last evening in honor of Miss Hazel
Franklin of Blue Earth.
Mrs. Belle Temple entertained her
Sunday school class last evening at her
home
Mr.. E. L. Patterson has returned from
his eastern visit
Capt. J. A. ,Tidland departed for St.
Paul this morning. He viii visit his
sister, Mrs. Long, who is ILL.,
Rev Edwin W. Ianhamy pastor at
large of Mankato presbytery, will have
charge of the prayer meeting at the
Presbyterian church tonight. The sub
ect is '-Christ's Life Our Example"
P. H. Fimesan of Chicago arrived in
Mankato last night His company is
building an electric railway at Birminy
ham,. Ala q
Franklin Fl. Heidel of Fairnaont and H.
A. Heidef of ST. Peter were, in the city
last evening.
!, John B. Meagher of st. Paul was a
Saulparrsh guest last night
= JOHN Klein took a trip to the twin
cities Tins morning.
John E. Diamond returned this morn
ing from South Dakota. He states that
the crops are looking fine, and that wheat
will average twelve to fifteen bushels to
the acre and the quality VIII be excellent.
Corn Is doing well, in fact it is looking
better than in southern Minnesota. The
harvest of oats and barley has begun,
and rye Is all cut. The crop of prairie
chickens is unusually large. J.
~ ',tf N%7$ 49, ~ TG' tf'~ E5@
= Mrs. frankie Dougherty of Minneapo-
lis is visiting friends here. ..j,
.
| Mrs. F. w. Force departed this morn
| ing for a visit with friends in ST. Paul,
Minneapolis and Saltwater.
NJ. d. Fritz of The Free Press is now
nicely located in his new home on Cherry
street. 80
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Moshofsky of Mil
waukee are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. C. Meyer of North Mankato. lney are
on their wedding trip.
! Mrs w H. Webster accompanied by
her sister, Miss Florence Hurd, left o
the noon train for st. Paul where they
will visit for a few days with friends.
$3.50
| Miss Ethel Currier left Tuesday after
noon for Clark, S. d.; where she will
lvisit for couple of weeks. She will
fcamp out at lake with party.
Geo. NJ. Phillips. was in Faribault
Tuesday, closing up. deal for the pur-
chase of eighty acres of timber land
near Duluth. az
| Miss Elizabeth, Lord of kasson and
Miss Lotta Harroun are visiting at tia
home of Mrs. John A. Lewis.
J. A. Lewis is in St. Paul with his
daughter, Jessie, for few days.
Mrs. W. F.. Hughes and son, Robert;
have returned from their trip to Penn
| sylvania.
Rev. NJ. Rubel of Milwaukee visited
friends in the city over Sunday.
Rey. Theodore Seifert of Stevensville,
Mich, has arrived to visit his wife's par-
ents. Rev. and Mrs. Deuber, for few
weeks Mrs. Seifert has been in the city
for some time.
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Harry Brookins of st. Paul is in the
city.
Fred D. Clements has gone to Wilkes
Ia rra pa