The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-12-07

Ito IueSuay AFTERNOON ana go prepared
to extend greeting to Grandma Peart
who will be ninety-two years old that
day ne regular business and lesson
hour will be held and then a social hour
with refreshments A cordial invitation
is extended to all.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Lang very pleas
antly entertained some twenty of their
relatives and neighbors at progressive
cinch last evening. Favors were won by
Mr.. William Wittrock and Mrs. Ed.
Pfeffer and by Mr. and Mrs Fl. j..
Boegen. Refreshments were served and
a very enjoyable evening was spent by
ali present.
| The annual election OF officers of SUI
| held at their regular meeting Wednes
| day, Dec. 8, at 1880 p. m. There will
| be initiation and refreshments served
Mr. and Mrs. George NJ Smith return
ed today from Omaha, where they have
been visiting since Thanksgiving.
| Fred +. Heinze returned from ROches.
| ter Saturday night, where he underwent
a serious operation He is looking well
now.
| Mr. and Mrs. j. X. Neher, the latter
OF whom has passed the last month in
Rochester with her parents, leave to-
night for Mankato where they nave been
making their home.-Rochester Post and
Record as
III. p. Jensen returned Saturday from
Hill City, where he took party of land
seekers.
DIR. c. Fl. Nerbovig and family re-
turned this morning from Sheldon, Iowa,
where they visited relatives for several
days.
Mrs. c. E. Wise and children returned
last evening from Minneapolis where
they have been visiting for several days.
Mrs NJ. L.. Lundberg has returned
from Chicago where she had been visit
ing for several weeks. Her. daughter,
Miss Davis, is in " innipeg where she is
filing an engagement at the Dominion
Theatre.
John III. Eckhart went to Minneapolis
this morning to remain until Christmas
E. E. Norton, one of the old stand
bys of Garden City, paid the county
seat visit To-Day. His many friends
will regret that he has cancer started
on his face, but it is thought that it
will yield to treatment.
{ Miss Bonnie BedIe of Cresco, Iowa,
who is teaching at Chaska, spent Sat
ulday and Sunday in the city, visiting
her sister, who is attending the normal
school. .sa# tee5
J. c.. Cressey took trip to st. Paul
today. .
Rev. W. S. Emery of North Mankato
filed the pulpit of the Methodist church
in Judson yesterday.
d. S. Evans went to st. Paul this
afternoon to serve on the United States
petit jury, and will be gone several
weeks.
c.. L. Todd of Slayton dined in the
city today. He is mentioned as a pos
sible candidate for congress two years
hence, and if he should be will make
the rest of the field ''go some,'' for as
an organizer and manager he has few
superiors. .f-
Miss Vera - tie went to st. au!
this morning to visit for week
William Hayes, assistant cashier of /
the Good Thunder bank. paid Manllato
visit today
John f. Flynn, an attorney and demo-
cratic politician of Worthington, had
business in the bankruptcy court today.
Estelle S. Smith Worthngton law
yer, appeared in a case in bankruptcy
court today.
2 Carl S. Eastwood, editor of The Heron
Lake News, was in the city over night.
Hutton Gibson, advance agent OF "a
Poor Relation company, was in Man
kato yesterday
w. H. ellis and wife of Amboy paid
the city visit Saturday evening
George Fitzsimmons of Candy was in
the city yesterday.
S. M. Ladd of ST. Peter was Man
kato visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Minnie Michel of Appleton visit.
ed in the city yesterday.
Scott Hunt of Lake Crystal spent
Saturday night in Manllato.
Miss Bess Angden of Huron, S. d., and
Mrs. Riese of WATERFOWL, S. d., were
guests in the city yesterday.
Louis Gedell of Lake Crystal was in
the city over night.
Peter Hagen of Mapeton was in the
city last night.
G. A. Owens of Sleepy Eye was in
Mankato over night
j. Page of Faribault paid the city
visit last night.
Miss Emma LEM of Minneapolis WIS.,
tied the city today.
T r. Mcfarland and wife of Du- |