The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-07-20
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
Mrs. w. B. Davies very pleasantly
entertained sixteen of her lady friends
at cards yesterday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. w. A. Reddle of Florida anC
Mrs. E. c. Minnea of Seattle, Wash
Honors were won by Mrs. E. Ennalsor
and Mrs. Joseph S. Davies. The party
was a very pleasant affair
Patrick Kennedy left this forenoon
for Saratoga, n Y, to attend the Hi
bernian national convention as dele
gate He took the Milwaukee line anC
will be gone three weeks.
Miss Stella Blaker returned yesterday
from Chicago, where she has been sing
ing in "The Umpire" at the La Sale
theatre. The is taking vocation
She will remain here two weeks and
then return east to fulfill an engage
ment
Miss Bladdys Price, who has been Wis
ting Miss Lou Porter for ten days, re-
turned to her home at st. Paul this
morning. She was accompanied by Miss
Porter, who will visit her.
Ed. Campbell, representing the Shake
pee Stone company, was in Mankato to-
day calling upon his trade.
John A. McDermott of st. Paul, state
oil inspector, was in the city today.
J. H. Girvin of Virginia, who has beer
visiting in the city, went to New Ulm
today, and from there will 90 to Chi
cago.
Contractor A. w. Schweppe of st
James paid Mankato visit yesterday.
Miss Clara Murphy of Madison Lake
visited friends in the city yesterday af
ternoon.
R. w. Mead OF Lake Crystal was il
the city last evering.
George l. Weir of Good Thunder was
in the city today.
George c. Sherman of Minneapolis il
in the city.
| Miss Hannah Swindlehurst of thu
state public school at Owatonna wa
in Mankato over night.
Miss Emma and Edie Schmidt of st
Peter visited the carnival last evening.
H. Slider and wife of GAINESVILLE wer
carnival visitors last night.
Senator George W. Somerville o
Sleepy Eye was in the city over night.
Miss Marguerite Ketzung of Blu
Earth is visiting Mrs. C. X. Mayer o
Carroll street for few days.
Mrs. Charles Schweitzer, Miss Maud
A. Starkey and Miss Clara Severson o
Mapleton were in the city last evening
Mrs. Phillip I. Megarden and daugh
ter, Mrs. S. VI. Lohren and daughter
Minneapolis, and Miss Lillian Richmon
of Vernon Center have been the guest
of Mrs. Chris Danielson. They return
ed home today.
Orange Little is on trip to tn
northern part of the state looking afte
his land interests.
Harry Volk returned last night iron
q ten days trip to Chicago and Cincin
| ho hue. s.,
the Wide,lFinley company. He foun
matte looking favorable for realizin
on hand, and has the bids, but has clos
ed no sales. The railroad work is no
yet completed, SO it is not known wha
balance will be had on the contracts.
John f. Diamond returned this morn
ing from a trip to South Dakota. II
found the crops promising better result
than ever before, provided nothing un
favorable occurs. He saw yesterda
Scotty Phillips herd of lbs Buffalo graz
ing on a plain 400 feet below where h
was standing, and it made an interest
ing sight.
James Larson, who has been visitin
in the city, left over the Great Western
line today for his home at Sycamore
III.
Mrs. James Hill and children returne
to their home at Wabasha today, afte
visit with J. W. Doxey and family
J. E. Ashley took a trip to the twi
cities this morning
Charles Ellis of Mapleton will leav
next Thursday over the Milwaukee roa,
| for New York. where he will take TIN
Anchor line steamer Caledonia" Jul,
% for Glasgow, Scotland. He will b.
gone two months.
Michael Brum and f1mily and hi
wife's father, Ignatius Loeffler. of Lex
ington township, lie Sueur county, vii
leave in few days-yia the Milwaukee
road for Humboldt, Saskatchewan, t,
remain.
I A. r. Pau ST.. went to Minneapolis
yesterday afternoon on business.
Mrs. Frank Lang took trip to Prince
ton, Mimi, today via the Milwaukee.
R. E. Brown left yesterday over TIN
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