The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-09-07


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Mrs. James Kelly announces the mar,
riage of her daughter LAURA to Thomas
J. Conley of st. Peter, at st. Johns
Catholic church in this city at 900 a.
M, Thursday. Miss Kelley is daugh
ter of the later Officer James Kelly.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Koher left this
morning for Hot Springs, S. d., where
they will take treatment for rheumatism
for month.
Henry Meany, son of John Meany of
this city, spent Sunday in Mankato. He
is an actor of ability, and has a leading
part in Burglar and Waif' company.
The company has Il date at Albert Lea
tonight, and he came from there for
Sunday. His friends were pleased to
know of the progress that he has made
in his art.
MIS- Al f. Hook arrived in the city
Sunday evening from Wausau, Wis, to
join her husband who is foreman of the
linotype machines in the Free Press of
fee Mrs. Hook is an accomplished
musician, and for some time played the
organ in the First Baptist church at
Wausau.
George Warneck, who has been en-
ployed for many years by II. p. Jensen
and Scherer & Dackins, went to Mime
apols today to take position there. He
expects to make that city his home and
to move his family there soon.
H. c. Hotaling, editor of The Maple
ton Enterprise, was in Mankato yester
| day.
Miss Lenorc Brandenburg, who was
operated upon Saturday evening for an
acute and severe case of appendicitis, is
doing nicely.
H.. f. Hance, who is i'll the east, i,
seeking to interest capital in the Manka,
to street railway enterprise.
| NJ. NJ. Cram and wife returned today
from the coast. They have been gone a
month and visited Los Angeles, Seattle
Spokane, and other points
Miss Kate Sparrow returned this af
temoon from Middletown, Conn.,, wher,
she has been the guest of her sister.
Mrs. Eugene Culver, for a month. She
also visited the seashore. She was &C
companed home by Mrs. Culver anG
daughter. who will remain several weeks
| John r. Thomas; T. c. Nicholson and
William Anderson returned last night
from the twin cities, where they attend
ed the state fair.
Mr.. Steel, an expert accountant, ar
rived in the city last night and will do
some work on books in the city.
Charles Scovilc is confined to his bee
with illness.
Mayor Taylor will return tomorrow
from Il trip to the state fair. He went
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Harrington-Sc Schwartz OF
lKirksville, Mo, arrived in the city Jas,
levening to resume her work as teacher
of manual training at the state normai
lschool.
G. II. Quigley of Wells was in the city
today.
ID. II. Evans and wife of Tracy were
in Mankato over night.
Miss Alice Church of Faribault Wis.
tied friends in the city today.
| DR.. \. B. Cole of Fergus Falls was in
the city again last night.
Misses Mabel Trees and Lucy NJ Fred
erickson of Lakefield were in Mankato
today.
+. c. Conklin and family of Winneba-
60 were in the city last evening.
j. A. Willis left this noon for Amarillo.
Texas, to look at land.
4 Mrs. Beslin went to Lake Park today
for three weeks visit.
Miss Mary Pearson, who has been a
guest at the residence Of Col. Williams
Thomas, leaves tomorrow afternoon for
her home at Wilmington, Delaware.
| Miss Isadora Hauer went to Westbrook
this afternoon. to teach the primary
grade in the school there. The school
was to have opened next Monday, but
! the directors changed the date today and
failed to notify her until this morning.
when the children had already assembled.
Then they telephoned for her.
James Mullen of Point Pleasant, Madi
!
son Lake, was in Mankato today He
says chat croppies are biting good and
| that Point Pleasant is at its prettiest
The Free Press acknowledges pleasant
call,
Banker George Swearingen and Dir. H.
G. Parker came in from Madison Lake
this morning, returning home this after
noon.
Dr. j. ". Andrews was scheduled TO
arrive from the west at a late hour this
afternoon.
w. c. Hoerr is in st. Paul on business.
The Misses Holm and the Misses Kor-
sell spent Sunday at Roots, at Lake
Elysian.
Miss Christine Holm left Yesterday for
Chicago, where she will get familiar with
the latest styles in millinery From there
She will on tO NilwaIIEe 90 tO Stoy. hayino