The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-11-02

inOHy WAS perlOrntcu at Our Home hotel
Brainerd, Maine, and Rev. J. S. Berry
officiated. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews have
hosts of friends that wish them a long,
prosperous and happy life.
Miss Zita Guthvery pleasantly enter
tanned twenty of her friends last even
ing at the home of her brother, corner of
Rock and Fifth streets. Progressive
cinch was played, head prizes being won
by Miss Rose Walser and Roman Heinz
mann and foot prizes by Miss Ella Farm
and Roy Client. Nice refreshments were
served and all spent a very delightful
evening.
Roy Ashworth is attending the state
university and is studying electrical en-
cheering
Fred Kruse is spending a couple of
days at Swan lake hunting.
Mrs. Fred Kruse delightfully."- enter
tanned a party of sixteen ladies Satur
day afternoon at her home Oh Clark
street, at prog.c j e c:nc,a. The prizes
were wcn by Mrs. John II. Hohmann
and Nlrs. James Spellman. Tasty re-
freshments were served, the house was
handsomely decorated, and the affair
was q fitting close of the series of fuEc-
tons that Mrs. Kruse gave last week.
Earl Palmer, a former Pilisbur,
student, was in this city Saturday
morning while Oh TIE way from Waseca
to Farib&ult, having accompanied the
Wascca high school football team as
referee.-Owatonna Journal.
j. B. Nielsen left for st. Peter this
morning. The firm of j. B.. Nelson &
Co. are building an addition to the
insane hospital in that city.
Attorney Jay Henry Long left this
morning fer Aitkin, where he will look
after his land interests.
w. Z. Young returned to st. Paul
this morning after spending Sunday with
his family.
Oscar Bennett and Frank Bennett re-
turned last night from a two days
outing at Swan lake. They shot sew
cral mallard ducks, among others.
{. II. S~aulpaugh, J. A. Lulsdorff, r.
W. Foster and Il. Bangerter, Jr.. re
turned last night from a weeks outing
at Swan lake. The party were quar-
tered in the Little Saulpaugh House on
Curriers' Toint and they spent a NEST
enjoyable week out there. Snake So
Gals Were given each evening and the
program for the afternoon was social
conversation. No one in Mahkato need
ask any member Of the party for q.
duck because they only shot six and
they sent them to Il hospital.
Conductor p. H. P~rendc:gast Of the
Chicago G Northwestern road, with
headquarters i'll Winona, called on his
friends in the city yesterday.
Roy l.. Hilton of Lake Benton was
the guest of Mankato friends over Sun
day.
Miss Blanche Door and Miss Janet
Towels represented Mankato Normal Y.
w. c.. A. at the state meeting in st
Paul.
C.. n. CerGes of Eagle Lake is in the
city Oh u business trip.
A. S. Yerxa and daughter Ruth of
Minneapolis are in the city.
E. Q. Davis of Cambria is transact
ing business in the city.
W. +. Lairey of Mapleton and S. S.
Mack of Round Lake are guests at the
city hotel to&ay.
p. p. Scott of Minneapolis is registered
at the Stahl house. /
j. A., Johnson, Edward Schneider and
V. a. Thorstensen OF Amboy spent
Sunday with Mankato friends.
Ford Speth came down from Wells
Saturday night to spent Sunday with
Mankato friends.
Miss Thomas has returned from Ham
line where she has been visiting Miss !
EdiIn Reed.
Mr.. aud Mrs. c. w. Piper have re-
turned to ,ieir home in st. Anthony /!
Park.
Representative S. ID. Peterson and Post !
Master J.. 3. krook of New Tim are in
the city.
Mrs. Glotzbach is visiting friends in
Tracy.
Mrs. a. Messcr anne up from st. Paul
yesterday to spend IL few days with her
neice, Mrs. B. +. Pay.
O. p. Buell. of Kasota called Oh p. X,
Wiser yesterday.
Denny Callahan has returned from
Rochester very much improved in health.
He went there to consult the Drs. Mayo.
Mrs. c.. III. Saulpaugh has returned
from Minneapolis.
Mrs. p. NJ. Honeywell of this city is
visiting here parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Grams at Nicollet.
Mrs. p. f. Colby of Wells, who has
been visiting friends in this city. has
returned home to spend the winter with
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