The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-10-05

Trinity church, on Van Brunt street. The
attendance was large. and an interesting
time was spent, refreshments being
/ served.
The ladies of the first division of the
Presbyterian church gave delightful
social at the church parors last evening.
The attendance was about $50, and u
most pleasing musical and literary pro-
gram was carried out. Mrs. II. A Pat
terson and Miss Clara Gerlich sang solos,
Miss Elsie Jache played IA piano solo,
Miss Hub rendered violin obligato ac
companied by Miss Chesser ut the piano
| and Miss Bessie Dodds gave very hum
orous recitation. Refreshments were
| served, after social hour had been
spent. ~ a-f
+. E. Jones returned last night from
Il trip to Watertown, S. d., where he
went OH land business
Mr.. and. Mrs. G.. &. Chittenden left
|
w. Adjust left today for Winnipeg,
| Manitoba, on land business.
| Mrs. Caroline Schroeder returned yes
terday from WATERFOWL. Wis. where she
has been visiting during the summer.
| She is the sister of \. II. Pau, ST.. with
whose family she resides
Miss Bryson left today for Mandan.
| \. d.. to remain for Il time.
Louis Dodds,, left today for Chicago
| to attend school.
| Miss May Hennesseyt left today for
| Castleton. Ill. #5
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Johnson of Madison
Lake left today for Bottineau, n. d.,
where they will visit for three weeks
Miss Lizzie Lynch of Chicago is visit
ing the family of her cousin, NJ. p
| Kennedy. for a few days. She expects
TO leave for home Monday.
Miss Mabel HAYNES went to Nesta to-
| lay for weeks visit.
William G. Frank of Springfield was
II the city today.
| George c. Sherman of Minneapolis ar
rived in the city this morning to look
tfter the affairs of the Mankato Fruit
commission company. of which he is
! PRESIDENT
George J. Palmer of Waseca was in
| ilankatO over night
Attorney Frank Clague of Lamberton
| vas in the city last evening.
Miss Jessie +. gilbert of Faribault
isited i'm the city today.
| S. A. Scales of Madelia was in the
| ity last evening.
r. H. Gisson. who has been operator
It the Great Western freight depot for
year and half past, has been pro-
will begin his work there the first of
| lext week. 1t is a deserved promotion
Mr.. Nessel of Springfield was in Man
| 'lato last evening in company with A.
| A. Brooks.
\. A. Brooks of Springfield was III
/ Mankato last evening.
W. G. Frank. cashier of the State
Bank of Springfield, was in Aankato
last evening
DR.. Charles Mayo of Rochester is the
guest of Joseph Ruerup. They went to
Swan lake yesterday to get few days
luck hunting.
| Mrs. Joseph Ruerup spent Thursday
| in st. Paul and Minneapolis.
| Miss Ida Brifbolt arrived Monday from
Mankato for a visit of indefinite length,
| md Mrs. Jacob Ries. -Shakopee Tribune.
j. j. DUNLAP. manager of Over Ma
CARA Falls" was pleasant caller on
/ The Free Press this afternoon. The COM
| pany will he at Mankato theatre tonight
Mrs. LOngstreet went to MankatO to-
lay where she will spend the winter
| with her daughter Mr.. Longstrcet will
emain in Alberta until spring. They
have rented: their house here to IL young
nan who will soon shuttle off the coil
of single blessedncss and occupy the
same with his bride.-FairInont Sentinel.
F. b. Kent and wife left this noon for
Sioux City. Ia.
c. H. Saulpaugh and friends from
Minneapolis went out for duck hunt
today. The Minneapolis parties came i'll
~, 81, In
Miss Margaret Diamond returned to
her home in st. Paul today after a visit
of two weeks with relatives i'll the city.
Attorney j. L. Lobben of st. James is
in the city today.
Miss Doris Nixon of Minneapolis is
in the city.
Mrs. E. NJ Pope is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Benjamin Taylor.
w. E. Edwards is in the twin cities.
A. o. Olson. returned today from 1T.
Paul.
| II. l.. Sc1mitt is back from st. Paul.
| r. E. Brown returned this afternoon
from the cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Criebel came
home today from tile twin cities.