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

latter which Miss Emma Firestone read
la poem written by university student,
and Rev. Bruce b. Black gave humorous
address. 81 1fft 81 ei>
The social given in the parlors of
the NJ. E..'chtiiGli' for the students of The
different sthJdlgr last evening 'was III
tended BY about $50, ''aiid everybody
had Ii'good time The feature Of the
evening was am indoor field meet, which
was really a taIeof or bhrlesque On field
sports and was very amusing. The guests
We're divided into two bodies, each hav-
ing a class yell. Cocoa and cake were
served a'l'i . as' - faz.et tritst
fal..Se h@,s aS-4'',-:. 80. - o4ar,
Rev. fiii Mrs. Lash, theg latter better
known here as Miss Colyer, were tender
ed "a reception at Winnebaso last night.
Misses Lullt Goodwin and Edith H6i-
man entertained The G.. n. @. club of
the Baptist church at the homie of the
former, loS Glenwood aScmft last lev.
ching, III d very pleasant manner About
thirty young i;tdies were present, and
the evening was Spent with games, and
delicious refreshments were served. The
rooms were prettily decorated with pink
asters. 20
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Miss Fannie Pitcher this afternoon en-
tertained the Beta AIu ladies in horior of
Miss Nettie Severance 4 very enjoy
able time was had, with tasty refresh
ments. ~
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A double wedding will occur at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. C.. Hopkins at
1880 O'Clock next Wednesday afternoon
when their daughter Miss Emma. viii
become the Bride Of William, T. Fach-
senliar, and tlitfr SON Will become tie
husband of Miss Eleanor johnson. The
young people are well sknown in Man.
kato.
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: Claire ID. Cotteau of this county and
Miss Flora Robertson of Wright county,
Wis, were married at the Baptist par
sonaIe at eleven O'Clock this forenoon
by Rev. Z. NJ Martinson. Only the inn
mediate friends and relatives were pres
ent. The couple are nice appearing young
people and their friends extend best
wishes. \
Mrs. George Warneck and daughter,
Vernon, were in Minneapolis yesterday.
Mr. Warneck has leased a house there
and his family will move there as soon
as they can pack up. Mr.. Wagner has
leased the house that they have been
occupying on South Fourth street.
E. J. Whipple is in the city. His
brother G. d. Whippe, who resides in
Minneapolis, is arepublican candidate
for coroner and has good chances of sue
ceeding in the primaries. The position
pays $4,000 year. !-.F
Editor Carl Eastwood of The Heron
Lake News was in Mankato last night
returning home this morning.
Gen. Gutaf Widell returned yesterday
from Gary, s. d., whereahis company is
building a bridge for the Chicago &
North Western road. He states that
very little threshing has been done. Corn
is ripe and everywhere it is being cut.
Mr. W. Taylor of st. Paul, deputy
grand master of the Ancient Order of
United Workmen, is in the city getting
up a class that is to be taken in the
latter part of next MONTH '.r
John Robb has returned from South
Dakota with glowing reports of the
chicken hunting there.
Gail s. Eastwood of Heron Lake was
i'm Mankato. over night He is editor of
the Heron Lake News. Z. .fasa y ".t
- Mrs. NJ II. Monks and Fl. J. Monks
of Lake Crystal were in Mankato last!
evening. i,.s:.s.
"'W w. Rich of st. Paul, deputy Unit
ed States marshall, was in the city over
night. is,. - :'='.5
Mrs. J. F. Erwin of Bookings, S. D.,
Miss Rose Schmidt of Glendale, S. d..
Miss Alice Carroll of Miller, S. d., and
Miss Nellie Stensland of Toronto, S. D.,
were i'll Mankato over night.
Mrs. J. Caldwell of Rochester visited
in the city last night.
W. E. Young and wife of Owatonna
were in the city today.
p. Fl. Finnegan of Chicago was in the
city today on business.
DR.. Addison Jones of Chicago was an
arrival in the city this morning.
IS Joy Brothers left for their home at
st. Paul this morning with their Pack
ard automobile, after having been de-
layed by the muddy roads
W. r. Geddes went to LIE Sueur Cen
ter this forenoon to attend the dis
trict court .14f 's47y .tr =
Paul YounSs SON of w. E.. Voting, will
enter the state university next Tuesday.
Lewis S. Diamond went 70 NIinneapo