The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-01-16
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From Wednesdays Daily:
Last evening the courts of United For
esters held joint installation of officers
as follows: Court Undine No. %, G. R.,
Mrs. G. Pass; V. C. R., Mrs. Eichstaedt;
chaplain, Miss Swan; treasurer, Bessie
Kuhn; secretary, Ellen Foley; c. A., Mrs.
Thomas; l. W., Mrs. Crandell; o. W.,
Mrs. Oleson; p. C. R., Ella Barnard.
Court No. ITO: c. r., Mr.. Eichstaedt;
V. c. R., w. E. Clean; G. A., Mr.. Mead;
treasurer, H. Kuhn; secretary, Z. f.
Glenn; L. W., Mr.. Faith; o. W., Mr..
Peterson; P. G. R., George Hodson.
After the installation a fine program
was carried out with song, recitation and
music. Concordia orchestra rendered
several very creditable numbers and while
the ladies were serving bounteous
luncheon Mr. and Mrs. Tanner entertain
ed the company with their wonderful
graphaphone.
The ladies' circle of the West MankatO
Baptist church has Issued invitations to a
banquet for young men, to be given
there Friday evening of this week, at
1880 o'clock. No charge is to be made.
Rev. F. E. R. Miller will act as toast
master, and DR.. j. S. Holbrook will tell
how he became doctor, Jay Henry
Long will have the toast, Making of the
SIXTH Miss Laura Totter will furnish
music, A. E. Clark will relate how he be-
came a lawyer, Geo. M. Palmer will
speak of g 'The Triangular Young Man."
and Mrs. c. G. Schroeder will furnish a
musical selection.
The Royal Neighbors had their install
lation of officers last night, attended by
over 200 people, at the Odd Fellows
block. The grand oracle, Miss Annie
Jones, was installing officer. After
wards, musical and literary program
was carried out, refreshments were SER
was carried out, refreshments were serv
ed, and dancing INDUCED in. The eve-
ming was one of the pleasantest that the
lodge has had for long time.
A surprise party was had yesterday at
the home of Mrs. L. f. Bowen in st.
Paul, in honor of her father John Dia-
mond of this city, who is visiting there.
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affair was planned on that account. He
was seventy five years of age, but is so
vigorous that he started to outwalk his
sons, John E. and Louis, who were
present from this city. Among the
guests were Rev. Geo. c. Pollock of
Litchfield and Gen. Geo. L. Becker, a
former member of the state railroad
commission. The affair was a most en-
ioyable one.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. X. Willard entertained
The lady operators and some of the line
employees of the Mankato Citizens Tele-
phone company last evening at their resi-
lence on Clark street. Amout twenty
we're present, refreshments were served,
and the evening ives spent pleasantly
with games.
A surprise party was given MIR. and
Yrs. M. B. Haynes last evening at their
.esidence, 6l4 Byron street, by some
'orty of their intimate friends. who
brought an ample supply of refreshments
md spent couple of hours in most
pleasant social intercourse. Mr.. and
Mrs. Haynes were presented with a
silver candelabrum, by frthe
aides, and Mr.. Haynes accepted, the TO-
zen of esteem in words appropriate to
he occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Lenertz We're given
! surprise party at their home, corner OF
Fifth and Vine streets, last evening, by
The card club to which they belong. There
we're six tables of progressive cinch, and
The head prizes were won by Officer Eli
Klughertz and Miss Hickel. Refresh
ments were served, and all report good
time.
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