The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-10-26

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promise, who has comparatively recent
; " located al Lake Crystal, but has all
ready acquired a large and growing
practice He is highly spoken, OF by
all
Dr. and Mrs. Grimes will be at home at
Lake Crystal after Dee. ]. They have
he congratulations and best wishes of
all. ia
NIankato lodge No. 20, Degree of Hon
or, gave 4. very pleasant dapcing party
lat the H. @, L, w hall last eyeuin",
/, that was. well attended. Lamm's orches-
ira furnished music, and nice refresh
ments were served,
j Mrs. Alice Crannis Bot sford of Los
Angeles, Ca. arrived this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. NJ. Hamilton of Ce
tdar Rapids, Iowa. arrived in the city
this noon for visit with old friends.
/ They formerly conducted the old Man
kato House.
Ernest Drake of Wells brother OF
Mrs. Z. w. Martin. was brought to the
city on the 10 Il. III. train today and
Immediately operated upon at st.
Joseph's hospital for hernia. He is 90
ing nicely this afternoon. He was ae-
companied TO the city by his. mother,
Mrs. Ralph Drake, and his physician,
DIR. Holm of Wells.
r. l.. Barber OF Minneapolis is Wis
ting Iii. friend Edwin c. Roberts.
Mrs Presley will visit friends in st.
4 Paw next week. .n4
Mark Fanchcr, wife and two children
1 of Mankato. were guests of Mr.. and
| Mrs !. c. Fancher during last week.
Mr.. Fancher Is Il popular lumber, deal
er in Mankato, employed with the same
company that his brother is here, the
Laird Norton company, and IS the pos
SCISSOR of Il fine Cadallac automobile cal ;,
in which he and his family made their
5ri.n l!ere and MISUNDERSTANDING Advance.
l. Alderman George Atchison spent yes,
terday in the twin cities and was oblig-
cd to miss the meeting of the council
last night. 4..a Sass,
=! Mrs. j. Burke and two daughters OF
Tracy were i'll Mankato today.
Rev. George w. Davis goes TO Jack
j son next Tuesday to preach the installa-
; ton sermon for Rev. Swan, the new
Presbyterian pastor there.
J. b. Unocr.nan of Waseca was in
tie city over night.
! E. NJ. Weston of Winona was in the
city this morning.
: i. L.. Lampher; left vest erday for
Stcnnettc. Wis, OH land business.
DR.. Osgood of Garden City left yes
terday for Buffalo, n. V, and will Wis
il there and further east for a month.
Joseph kircher and wife OF North
Mankuto Joined the excursion this morn
{ ing to st. Paul and will Visit their
Daughter over Sunday.
/ Mrs. w. \. Plymat went to Water
Vile this morning TO attend a ". R. G.
meeting. 81
Architect. Pass took u trip to the twin
cities this morning, on the excursion.
Ed Hotaling leaves Monday for Sc
Iattle, Wash, to stay.
Miss Caroline Christman of New
: Tin is in. the city visiting friends,
Hugh Walters has resigned the posi-
tion of editor of The New Tim Jour
! nal and will become editor of The Sun
at Superior. Mr.. Walters is a clever
gentleman.
Mrs. kittic Huntington returned to her
home at Chicago today after spending
very pleasant week with her amt,
Mrs. William Ellis.
Mrs. G. L. Clement of Hayward, Ms.
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs
2. II. Smith, is very sick at the latters
home.
Douglas \. Grim of Anaconda, Mont
stopped a couple of days with his broth
erin law. p II. Smith. Mr.. Grim wa=
agent for the Northwestern at Kasota
lOl SOOd hluH. tt''1o, Jul - az Pic'
cnt connected with the Butte, Anaconda
& Pacific railway.
| DR.. j. w. Andrews was in Vernon
: Center yesterday.
Miss Nellie Mills has returned from
Fairmont where she has been visiting
! her sister, Mrs. B. III. Ward.
Mrs. William Brand. who was operated
On Wednesday night AT st. Joseph's hos
pital for appendicitis. is recovering nice
y. !
Joseph, the infant son Of Carl j. Hofi-
man. who has been seriously i'll will
pneumonia the last three and a hall
= weeks is not expected to live.
! From Tuesdays Daily
At the home of tho brides parents
MIR. and Mrs. John V Jones, Big Moods
lie Sueur county, Mr., Robert ID. Hughes
buttermaker & at the kasota creamery