The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-09-21

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'"AIfs. ~. L. Danielson has returned
from Fairmont where she was visiting
her daughter
Miss Teresa Dalkenhol returned ycster-
day from weeks visit with friends in
~ p.iniFNn g triB - nhe a.d viii "a
-. P. Childsii tile evangelist, llas re-
turned from trip to Ohio, and will 90
at once to his home in Faifni6nt
Miss Mary Evans of Lake Crystal is
thc'stiest f'siiss Rditb Hoffms,n!ner aud
George Fox, who recently started for
l4dique, Chill, writes his mother and
friends in the city that he has had a
fine "Trip so far, and is chjjyiig good
health He Visited Panama and went
through a factory where Panama hats
are made. He also wrote from G:laya-
quill, Ecuador, and Lima, Peru. He
should reach his destination about this
time, where he will represent the Vest
fngfolse Electric company '@''Fs "a =
Mrs: +. w. Severson arrived today
from Minneapolis to visit friends for a
few days. 't@' A'e Z. ',t :"
DC. Hinekfey of Wesley, Rhode
Island, is visiting in the city
James Will of Mapleton was in the
city yesterday afternoon.
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From Mondays Daily. ..o'--e ~. u i,9
Mrs. G. G.. CIittehden: was given Il
surprise party at her. home on. Hickory
street at three O'Clock Saturday eafteT-
noon by sixteen ladies'. The parry
brought refreshments, and the Afternoon
was Spent delightfully."-. Mrs. iehittenden
was presented with a handsome gift rs
token of esteem and remembrance in
view Of tile coming removal from the
city of the family. @'%'i's Pleas ~
Fl. Ray Howard of Loon Lake was the
guest of G.. A. Lewis at Point Pleasant
over Sunday. They succeeded in land.
ing few bass. ~a.% --t'iA.e
w. +. Young, state railway and ware
house commissioner! was homie over
Sunday s ~ an 80 81 iaF
Representative John T. Lewis of Lake
Crystal was in AIankato Saturday. He
was pleased at the political outlook.
Ed. Brett spent Sunday at Point
Pleasant. = 'i'a- t,~e1Va ~ 4 X RI
Roy Andrews retutiis nitd"the state
university at Minneapolis today to re-
sumo his studies5l.in Tie medical depart
ment
W.. r. Clarke has returned from rom Bay
field, Wis.
Frank Hoerir. 4;ass. returned from his
trip to New Y,qrk. ~ 49, -
Miss Bertice Harris of Winitferssestt,,
Iowa. is. visiting her niece. Mrs. Thomas
Lukyn, on South Fourth street. She will
remain about week. 'eYt
. John Wigley is home from trip to
South Dakota. He attended tile State
fair at Huron. ''~ Pc has hr~n IA say
" john Adaiiis . 1la;s' returned from Bay
field, Wis, where he Has beer for seivt-
eral weeks on account of the hay fever
Allen Wynan of Blue Earth was ii,
Mankato today.
Bert Swain Of Elysfain was in. the city
yesterday
S. d. Noonafi of Madefia visited Man
kato 'vestettfaiv@ ~a!AF,4" a
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Attorney Ashley Coffmallii of st. Paul
visited NIankato Saturday afternoon.
MIR. Hunter, who has just recovered
from an operation att st: Joseph's hos
pital, left this' afteanboto for Milwaukee.
Frank Shetland, wife and Miss NelIie
Lutes left Hast right for Van Couver,
B. C-''.'; i;;s 3.,'iis ia 'i:.s' .ss1 s:;;.
Miss Mabel Kenyon enjoyed a visit
over Sunday from her mother of Bruce.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schnei,ferhahn Of
Good Thunder passed through the city
today Oh their way to Jordan, where
they will attend The wefding Of the
formers sister. ia; = %-<f al "a" :'''<
Ed. Wihgen returned this morning from
Good Thunder after a visit Of two DAYS
at his home &c. -. Elsa fi@e
Mrs. ID. S. Evans returned Saturday
night from Minneapolis after a three
weeks visit there. '''''''s'.f t-'i'7's }ii''
Mrs. Paul Lertz and family. who live;
near Aihboy, left Saturday afternoon
for Portland, Oregan, to live. .''s
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D.: Smith left this:
morning for their home at Corunma, ;,
Mich, after a pleasant visit of a few
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ. Smith.
Fhe Messrs Smith are brothers.
w. L. Bradshaw went to Montgomery
today.
Mr.. Jacobs took trip to the twin
elite" today .'i~ '''''''''a@
Mrs. w. r. Kelly and guest went to-,
the twin cities this morning.
Lee Wood spent Sunday at Wells.
Richard Cfuxton took d trip to the.
twin cities today - :" 'ts'd' a'7@r
John f. Diamond and family will move,
20 Minneapolis Oct. lst TO reside, after
a residence of eight years in NIankato.
Mr.. Diamond will continue HIS hand and
farm loan business at Minneapolis. which