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

! Woie pIelly cream suit anu cdTile,
carnations. After congratulations and
best wishes of friends Mr.. and Mrs. Me.
Fadder went to the brides home on the
farm where they will reside.
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The Laborers' Protective lmiom gave
a dancing party and supper in the Sons
OF Herman hall last evening that was
well attended and greatly enjoyed, sixty
couples being present. Music was fur
and Il turkey supper was served. The
music was fine
The Loyal Americans We're the enter
tanners at Schiller hall last night. Their
dance was Il CstIccess in every way. More
than 100 couples were present and they
danced eaily to the music of Lamm's
orchestra. l.
Miss Emma Dahls is visiting friends
in Eagle Lake, and is guest of Miss En-
ma Hartung.
J. Burgess of Eagle Lake is visiting
friends in the city today.
Mrs j. NJ. Olson of st. Peter is Wis.
iting her aunt, Mrs. Henry Madison.
George A. Voolfolk and wife of Min
neapolis were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. c. Diamond over Thanksgiving.
John Eckhardt was home from the
university to spend Thanksgiving with
his mother
George Duemeland, who is working in
st. Paul, spent Thanksgiving with his
parents in st. Clair.
Lester Davies spent Thanksgiving at
Kasota as the guests of their brother.
who conducts drug store there.
P. Fl. Williams and wife of Elmore
were in Mankato today.
Gerald Stiles and Sidney Weise of
Wells were Mankato visitors last even
ing.
Mrs. j. E. Johnson of Brantford, Ont,
visited Mankato friends today.
G. B. Augur of Albert Lea was III
Mankato over night
w. S. Hammond of st. James was in
Mankato this morning, having arrived
on an early train.
w. p Marston Jr. and Scott Hunt
of Lake Crystal were in MankatO last
night.
L. P. Murphy of Blue Earth break.
tasted in the city today.
Mrs. 'Veigel and daughter left last
night for Tacoma, Wash, to spend the.
winter ,g,.t t
Mrs. Copp is quite sick Her husband
is employed by Macbeth & Gardner
Misses Isidora Hauer of Wcstbrook and
Marie Hauer of Marshall arrived home
for Thanksgiving and will remain until
Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs
HI. c. Hauer. t
Fred Widell has returned from the
state university for the Thanksgiving
vacation. aj'
" Miss Olga Anderson of Madelia spent
Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. A. Anderson.
Miss Edith Bowen, who is teaching at
Austin, has returned to spend her vaca-
ton with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. Bowen.
William Miller of Decoria leaves to-
morrow for lumber camp north OF
Brainerd. with six men, and viii spend
the winter there. He has been there all
summer, and is night Waterman for the
Northern Land company. Frank King
who was accidentally shot while hunt
ing, was his brother in-law, and was us.
ing his gun when he went out.
w. S. Farnum, Mrs. A. r. Pau, Miss
Mary Pfau and Mrs. Schroeder spent
Thanksgiving at lie Sueur Center as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. i. W. Prender
CAST.
w. w. p Mcconnell left today for
st. Paul, and next Tuesday will begin
his work as a member of the state in
stitute corps. He will work with the
corps all winter, Staples being his. first
place. Mankato has not asked for an
institute, he states, and is not on the
list. This city does not have a reputa
tion as being good institute town any
way.
A. o. Oleson went to ST. Paul today,
and may 60 further on, expecting to be
gone one or two weeks.
Postmaster c. L. Benedict and family
returned this morning from Good Thun'
der, where they spent Thanksgiving
day.
A. G. Bierbauer made business trip
to Kasota today.
Miss Mildred Merchant, who is at
tending Stanley Hall, in Minneapolis, is
home for the Thanksgiving vacation.
E. E. Jones left today for Webster
City, Iowa, and from there will 60 to
Colorado with party of land seekers.
W. j. Merchant expects to 60 Tuesday.
Harry Lewis went to Chicago We'd
nesday to remain until Monday as the
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