The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-08-03

Miss Hanson as she had been told that
, the gathering was simply to be in the
nature of reunion of the class of 1903.
The shower proved to be one of inter
est to all who attended and to the guest
of honor who was showered with many
valuable articles among which were
several fine pieces of hand painted china
and cut glass ware. Miss Hanson at
this time announced the date of her mar
riape to Mr.. Roy Holmes of Mankato
which takes place at the home of the
bride on Wednesday, August sth.-Fari-
| bault Journal.
J. b. Richards, of the firm of Richards
Bros, of Mankato, is spending a few
DAYS in this city this week helping add
lust the loss caused by fire on the
Metropolitan opera house, Owatonna
| Journal.
Mrs. Alice Guttmann of North Manka-
| to is visiting her parents and brothers,
the family of Mr.. John j. Laudenslager,
and will remain till the Grand Army en-
campment in Minneapolis, when she will
| accompany her father to the reunion OF
old soldiers, in whom Alice always had
lively interest She is accompanied by
| her little son of some three years OF
age and what is more important Just
now, little one but few weeks old.
| That North Mankato atmosphere and
scenery must be conducive to raising
bright kids.-Marshall News Messenger
Mrs. Jay Hubbard, who is sick with
typhoid pneumonia, remains about the
same, her condition varying slightly
from day to day.
Cortlandt T. Nichols of Boston, Mass.
arrived Saturday afternoon to visit
friends for couple of days.
Miss Marion Willard went to Mime
apolis Saturday afternoon to visit her
grandmother, Mrs. Anna NJ. Willard
LYLE johnson, grandson of X. c. Sweet,
formerly of this city but now Of Min
neapolis, returned home Saturday after
noon after weeks visit with the fam
lily of W. d. Willard
C. W. G. Wernecke spent Saturday
in the city, taking the afternoon train
for his home in Minneapolis.
S. A. Walrath, who has been visiting
his family in North Mankato,Aleft Sat
turday afternoon on his return to Mani
toba, where he is handling the goods of
the Lake Crystal nursery. He has been
there all summer, and will stay until
Nov. lst His duties take him from
place to place.
Louis Kruse, Conrad Wolff and Emil
Scheerschmidt went to St. Paul Satur-
day Afternoon to attend the biennial
sangerfast of the sangerbund of the
northwest over Sunday.
Mrs. Emil Kopp, Miss Haze! kopp,
and Misses Jennie Thompson and Anna
Harbitz, of st. James, formed a party
who visited friends in Mankato Satur-
uay AFTERNOON.
Joseph Davies went to La Crosse,
Wis, Saturday, returning today. His
family is visiting there.
John Koch spent Saturday fishing at
| Elysian.
Mrs. c. w. Gillespie went to Mime
apols Saturday to visit her sister for a
week.
Miss Dora Nixon has returned from
Rochester where she has been visiting
friends.
Miss Mary Scully of Chicago is visit
ing DR.. and Mrs. w. w. Eberhart and
will remain couple of weeks
Mrs. E. j. Ingram of Chicago is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. w. w. Eberhart,
and will remain several weeks.
Mrs. w. w. Eberhart is entertaining
her neice, Miss Eleanor Elstone of Lake
Geneva, Wis, for several weeks.
w. A. Mills of Columbus, Ohio, arriv-
ed in the city Saturday to visit Mr..
| anu MIS-. H. a. IdIleTSOI lot Two OF
three weeks.
Mrs. H. S. Hayward and daughter ar
rived Saturday from Denver, Col, and
will occupy the Patterson cottage at
Lake Madison during August, after
which they will have apartments in the
Security flats. Mr.. Hayward, who ar
rived some weeks ago, has position
with the Standard Oil company.
Superintendent c. S. Weston of Red
wing was in Mankato Saturday night
S. ID. Gaylord and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. r. Fowler of Minneapolis were
in the city yesterday.
Dr. H. G. Parker of Madison Lake
visited Mankato yesterday
A. l.. Wakefield left this morning for
New York.
L. Salet left yesterday on trip to
Chicago.
| j. NJ. Wiser went to st. Paul yester-
day morning and will travel in the in
terest of the state fair for the next four
or five weeks.
| Editor Eastwood of The Watertown