The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-06-02
plete removal of all the waste mat
ter from within our city limits.
SOCIAL and PERSONAL.

been under the instruction of Secretary
Gran at the Y. NJ. c. A. building
the past season held its final meeting
Monday evening, and closed the course
vita banquet. The athletic exercises
were had first, and then the ladies had
their picture taken by fashlight in theil
suits. The banquet followed, and was
served by Mrs Joe Lewis, and was a
fine spread The table was prettily dee
grated with flowers. There were TWEEN
lty plates, nineteen being filed by mem
bers of the class and the twentieth by
the instructor, Mr. Gran. The affair
was most enjoyable one.
The ladies have greatly enjoyed their
athletic training, and it has no doubt
proved of benefit to them.
The Union school closes tomorrow for
the summer vacation, and on Friday
will enjoy an all day picnic at Sibley
park. All are looking forward to this
with much pleasure.
More than a hundred and fifty cou-
Piles attended tine dance given last eve
ming in the A. o. U. w. hall under the
auspices of the local degree team of
that order. Exquisite music was fur
nished by the full Lamm orchestra and
everybody had splendid time. Many
inquired when the team would give its
second dance, this being the first one.
General Childs departed this morning
for ST. Paul He stated that he has
not selected his assistant attorneys for
the Koch trial. Aside from S. B. Will
son the other attorney will be resident
of Mankato.
Charles Griebel went to st. Paul to-
day. Tomorrow he will attend a meet
ing at the Windsor hotel of the North
ern States Bill Posters and Distributors
association. Mr. Griebel is secretary
of the association, position which he
has held for thirteen years.
Senator Somerville of Sleepy Eye and
Hotelkeeper Johnson and wife of New
Ulm were in the city last evening tax
ing in the Elks' entertainment.
Editor and Mrs. c.. S. Whitmore, of
The Dispatch, Sleepy Eye, came over
last night to attend the Elks' cinstrels.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Liebrecht are
the proud parents of a fine eight pound
baby girl, which arrived this morning
Henry n. Somsen of New Ulm was in
the city today.
E. J.. Jones, and NJ p. Mann of
Worthington too breakfast at the
Saulpaugh.
c. w. Swain of Elysian was in the
city over night.
B. F. Stedman left today for a
months trip through southern Minneso-
ia and Iowa.
Judge M. c. Tiff of Long Prairie and
business in the probate court in this
city today.
N. E. Coad of Lake Crystal paid the
city visit today.
Hon. Gilbert Gutterson of Lake
Crystal visited the capital of Blue
Earth county today.
j. NJ .Halfhill and A. P. Halfhill
went to st. Paul this morning, where
the former will undergo an operation
on one of his eyes, by DR.. Beckman at
Luther hospital
H. L. Hunt of Lake Crystal was a
caller at the court house this forenoon.
c. p Manderfeld, teacher. will
move to the city the latter end of the
week, to enter the Commercial college.
II. L. Schmitt went to st. Paul to-
day to appear before the supreme court.
He will argue the case for the re-
spondent in the appeal of the Omaha
Railway company in the suit brought
against it by George w. Turrittin as
administrator of this city. The case
has been tried twice in the district
court, the plaintiff securing a verdict
for the whole amount sued for, 1890.
on the second trial. The railway COM
pany took an appeal
w. T. Becker of Montgomery was in
the city yesterday, consulting Archi-
tect Pass in regard to plans that the
latter is preparing for two story brick
store building, "a by 100 feet, that
Mr.. Becker is to erect.
| Mrs. c. j. Laurisch, who has been the
guest of Miss Anna Ross since Satur-
day, will return to her home at Maple
ton this evening.
A. R. Pau ST., A. R. Pfau Jr., C. J..
Laurisch and Martin Farmer have
been at the Pau cottage at Lake
Washington since Saturday, enjoying
an outing. They returned last night.
Mr. and Mrs. S. d. Works, Mr.. and
Mrs. George NJ. Palmer. DIR. and Mrs. j..
S. Holbrook, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Hart,
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