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

promising young man, having uleu some
years ago. The couple enjoy fairly COOL
health, and there is reason to believe
that they will be spared for many years.
They are an estimable couple, and have
the best wishes of all
Mrs. f. r. Engwalson of Walnut
street entertained friends at 800" last
birthday, and as a farewell to MIR. and
Mrs. Charles Cameron, who will leave
Thursday for Sioux City. While lunch
con was being served Mr.. j. S. Davies
presented the host with a fine box of
cigars in behalf of those present. After
a most enjoyable evening the party left,
wishing Mr.. Engwalson many happy re-
turns.
a number of the members of the
Equitable Fraternal Union formed a
surprise party last evening upon Mr.. and
Mrs. Me SPENCER, as farewell, as that
couple soon move to st. Paul. Refresh
ments Were taken, and the evening was
spent in very pleasant manner. Mr..
and Mrs. SPENCER were given the best
wishes of all.
H. Oliver Nouss of st. Louis is in
the city, the guest of John Fl. Hob
mann.
Editor Phil Liesch of The New Ulm
Journal was in Mankato last night.
Thomas H. Pritchard OF Watertown
s. D., was in Mankato over night, the
guest of Thomas c. Edwards.
Conductor Smith, of the Great West
ern road, who has been laid up with
rheumatism since July %, is able to
walk out, and hopes soon to return to
duty.
Mrs. r. L. Enfield of Cincinnati Ohio
has been visiting here for the past three
weeks, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. r
Enfield of West Alankato, and Mrs q
L. Day of Austin. Mrs. Enfeld's hus-
band was formerly of this city and all
his friends knew him by the name of
Doc" He was married in Lexington,
KY, three years ago. Their home IS
in Cincinnati. Mrs. Enfield will leave
for her home tomorrow.
Miss Martha H. Hauer has resigned
her position as stenographer for the
Patterson Mercantile company, after
four years service there, and will be
succeeded tomorrow by Miss Rose Rahe
who has been stenographer for the Eagle
Roller mill at New Ulm.
Miss Margaret O'Connor of Morton,
who has been visiting here, went to St
Clair today.
Mrs. Margaret Murphy, who has been
here with her niece, Miss Margaret
Neary, returned to st. Clair today. Miss
Neary was operated on while in this
city.
Gilbert Guttersen of Lake Crystal
was in the city last evening. He feels
absolute confidence that the result of
the count of the votes tonight will give
him the nomination for congress.
Judge Francis Caldwell of lie Sueur
was in Mankato today.
Louis Gultz left last night for Ana.
mOsa, Texas.
w. H. John left today for Williston.
n. ID.
Miss Minnie Swedland left this morn.
ing for Spokane, Wash.
F. and Ed. Scheerz left today for Bis;
marck, N. d. ''
j. Kraus left today for Kirkhoven.
T. E. Mahoney and wife left today for
Northholm
County Attorney Wilson went to St.
Paul this morning to be gone until to-.
morrow night.
Mrs. Judd of Chicago and Mrs. Mary
Scott of Glens Falls, Y. V, are the
guests of their sister, Mrs. Clark Kew
sor
Miss Brandt has returned from Chi
cago.
Mrs. Anna Nelson and Miss Clara
Nelson were in Albert Lea Yesterday
to be present at the funeral of Mrs.
Anderson.
Charles HI. Cameron, foreman of the
bottling department of the Standard
brewery, leaves tomorrow for Sioux
City, Iowa, where he has a fine posi-
ton. His family will accompany him.
Thomas ID. Howell, wife and son ar
rived in Mankato today for visit with
relatives and friends.
Attorney A. III. Lossow of Chicago
spent yesterday and today in the city.
He is connected with the internal rev.
enue department and has been working
in Minneapolis.
William j. Pell and family of Oak
Park were arrivals in the city this aft
ernoop.
H. j. Jaeger of Owatonna, agent for
the state school for the dependent of
OwatOnna was in Mankato today.