The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-10-19

ing last night. The worthy grand ma
tron. Mrs. Evalyn You'd of st. Paul, was
present and gave an address. lnitatory
work was had, and refreshments served
Mrs You'd is being entertained by DIR,
and Mrs. c. IL. Nerbovig.
as:
The Baptist thimble bee, was Very
pleasantly entertained yesterday after
non at the Baptist parsonage by Mrs.
+. NJ. Martinson. The ladies brought
their own sandwiches and coffee was
served ut the parsonage.
General and Mrs. j. III. Baker very
pleasantly entertained Il party OF their
immediate neighbors last evening at their
residence on Parsons street, in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. George NJ. Smith. Nice
refreshments were served.
II. \. Miller has been transferred from
the Winnoa line To Watcrtown, 5. d..
where they will make their future home.
Mr, Miller has already gone, and his
wife leaves today. Their many friends
regret their departure.
Carlos Bovnton returned to St Paul
this morning.
freight depot Is enjoying visit from
his mother. Mrs. Amy Il. Walker of Al
den. Mrs. Walker is on her way home
from Tracy, where she has been visiting
her mother. who is one hundred and two
wears old
d. c. Cordry of GAINESVILLE was in the
city over night.
Miss Grace c. Evens OF Parker, s. d..
visited in the city over night
A. 5. Willoughoy. of La Crosse, diyi-
sion freight agent OF the Milwaukee
road was in the city today.
Thomas Shaw of Marshall was in the
city over night.
Miss Nellie Macarthur of Grand Rapids,
Mich. who has been visiting the fam
lily of William Russell and other .rela-
tires i'll the city for couple of months.
left this morning for her home.
VI. b. Haynes left last night for Ivan
hoe, where he will be Il witness in u
ditch case that is being tried before
Judge Quinn. sees.
Miss Grace. Holmes returned home yes
tcrday from Lamberton, where she is
teaching. on, account OF her mothers
illness Her mother was quite sick yes.
terday, but was better today
\. Anderson. the en9raycr. is sick
ut. his home in North Mank;to with
brn,ichitis and will he confined to his
bed for two or three days. H.
John b. Richards was one of those
from this city who attended the fun
cral services over the remains of the late
Ed. jenkins in Lake Crystal yesterday
afternoon. The funeral was very large
L. attended.
County Attorney. Wilson and Ii. Il.
PERRIN went 10 Long Prairie today to
participate in the trial OF ii ease in dis
trict coaEt where the Mankato Citizens
Telephone company is Il party.
J.. Eiclhlcfg vail leave tomorrow morn
ing for Winnipeg.
Mrs. Hotehkiss left Yesterday after.
noon for -Ashland,. Oregon.
D,l rlc "a
normal school, went to her home ct
Dundas this afternoon and Will prob
ably go from there TO Jamestown N.
D.g 30 accept Il position at teacher III
the school there
Thomas Jones. a,well known resident
of West Mankato, Is very i'll. Is.
H. T. Rogers. better known as. the
copper king the original discoyerer of
Fort lie Sueur. reached AIankato today
after an absence OF a number of months
Mr.. Rogers is now foreman of construc-
ton work in the Illinois Central road.
Mrs. Clara Anderson of Seattle, Mash.
left for St. Paul today after spending
several days with Mr.. and Mrs. William,
Ellis of State street. Mrs. Anderson
was formerly Miss Clara LOOMS, and
was Il resident of this city IL number
OF wears.
j. W. Scllmitt went to Swan. lake yes
terday afternoon OH duck hunt, exi
pecting to return tonight. People w.lntt
ing ducks should place their orders early
enjamin TAYLOR took trip to Goot
Thunder today!
". }. Morehart left this morning fol
Ruthton, Mimi.
Deputy Sheriff Anton Osten went tc
Lake Crystal this afternoon to servo
jury summons.
John Nyquist w;ls one of the hunters
that visited Loon lake yesterday. Ht
succeeded in getting three canvass bacl
ducks, among other game.
Miss Grace Turrittin. WHO has been il
with peritonitis for the past four weeks
is slightly improved. Her condition hai
been very serious at times.
Jonathan Pressnall. an old and respect
cd resident of Eagle Lake. visited Man
kaio TO-DAY