The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-02-17

week at the Saulpaugh, whether he gets
mailed invitation or not. The com
mittee feels that it may not have all
of the names on its list, but it is the
intention of the committee that all be
invited, and all who are. entitled to in
vitations should consider themselves in
vited.
st. Cecilia court No. 440, Womans
Catholic Order of Foresters, gave pro-
gressive cinch party at the A. o. U. w.
hall last evening. There were thirty
six tables, and the head prizes were won
by Miss Martha Materne, who received
u fruit plate, and Mr.. John Sontag, who
cot a smoking set. The consolation
prizes were valentines. After the card
playing some of the younger people
took possession of the floor and enjoy
ed little dance with piano music.
Lunch was served at the proper time,
and the entire affair was voted a great
success in every way.
The candy pull that was to be Civ
en- in the parlors of the Methodist
church on Friday evening of this week
has been postponed on account of the
cold weather.
The seventy fifth birthday of L. G.
M. Fletcher was celebrated at his resi-
dence on Monday, Feb. Is. All of his
children, except his son, George, who is
in Los Angeles, were present. Mr.
Fletcher declares that the day, with
the thermometer twenty weight below
zero was an exact duplicate of Feb. ID
1880 in northern New York. Mr.. Fleteh
er was presented by his family ant
friends with beautiful gold watch il
token of their high esteem of his ster
ling character and kindly nature.
Misses Marjorie and Florence LaDu
last night entertained about fifty o
their friends at valentine party. TIL
rooms were beautifully decorated wit
designs of hearts. All present receiv
ed valentines and very pleasant eve
ming was spent.
The refreshments were very fine, an
Misses Maud Hart, Buelah Hunt, Eunic
Clough, Rnuth Williams, frankie Ken
ney and Miss Ladue assisted in servin
them. Hearts played conspicuou
part.
/ Tonight will take place specia
meeting of the Modern Samaritans, he
ginning at o'clock, at the office G
Rosenberger & Currier.
At 1880 o'clock this evening at Wa
SEGA occurs the marriage of Miss Agne
, Atkinson, formerly of Mankato, to u
ric digger of Walnut Grove. Miss May
sic Salisbury of Mankato left on til
noon train today to be present to pla
=. the wedding march.
Mrs. Charles j. Macbeth delightful
entertained forty ladies this after
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street, at social afternoon. Suppe
will be served at six o'clock. This eve
mir she will entertain forty more a
cards. Those who assisted were Mes
DANES NJ. B. Wood, G. A. Lewis, S.
Wilson, p. w. Pitcher, and T. "
Hart.
The marriage of Miss Mary Louis
Anderson and Mr.. Andrew Ingwalsol
both of this city, will occur this eve
ming. The license was issued today.
Miss Minnie and Mr.. Riley Maires ell
tertalned twenty OF their young friend
at cinch last evening at their home o
Center street. 1t was valentine part,
and the sandwiches and cake were th
shape of hearts, spades, clubs and dia
monds. All present had fine time.
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!; A very pretty wedding occurred a
the home of j. C.. Moore this Afternoon
, when Miss Vada Moses and Fred Hinzi
: were married by Rev. F. f. r. Mille
The bride is a daughter of T. C. Moses
one of the Oldest and wealthiest res
dents of LIE Sueur county. Mr.. Hiflzi
is a son of c. w. Hinzie of Omaha. TIL
bride looked very pretty in dark blu
travelling suit and carried cream rose.
The groom wore the usual black, Th
young couple departed on. the 4;45 ,trai
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