The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-09-28

piesdiitatidn speech presented Mr. am
Mrs. Wilcox with "a handsome set o
sterling silver spoons to which they re-
, sponded briefly Dainty refreslinent
were served and after spending very
pleasant evening, all present departed
for their respective homes.
The Royal Afcsnum lodge will hold
a social and card party for members only
tomorrow evening" Refreshments will
be served. t-i
w. B. Davies and family spent yes
terday at Lake Francis and landed eigh-
teen black bass and a ipickerel weighing
nine pounds and half. 1t was Zone OF
the finest catches made; at the lake this
year.
Charles X. Otto landed four black
bass among nice catch at Lake Fran
els yesterday. -i+-.4
Olof Johnson has returned to his
work at the union depot today, after
being laidfup' with illness for about a
week. IS. so ".af sac g
fl. A. Heidel of Wnona. repre- senting
the Standard Lumber company, is in
the city. g $4,000
Miss Jenifie' l., Parker. of st. Peter
was in the city yesterday. ~ f's y
Miss Emmas Ostrunr of st. James
paid visit to- friends in the city yes
terday. ~ 5l@ "a ~ ''''''s
DR.. w. j. O'DonncI of Saltwater
spent. Sunday in the city visiting rela-
tives. s.; %
Mrs. A. s. Wagner OF Alexandria Wis.,
tied in NIankato Yesterday.
II. n. Gebhardt OF st. james, F. S.
Ashley of st. Peter Charles r.. Conant
of Wells and r. w. Erwin of Pipe.
stone were in Mankato Yesterday.
Attorney W. j. Nioonan of Waseca
was in the city Yesterday.
Jacob Egley and Mrs. J. c. Bennett
left Friday for 1awreuceburg, Tenn.
Mrs. d. Dickinson left Saturday hight
for Beaver Dam, Wis.
Misses Lucille and Anna Bode left Fri
day for Chicago.
David J. Severance took a trip to st.
Paul Saturday.
W.. L. Hixon WAS a passenger, to st.
Paul Saturday.
John H. Eckhart. left this morning
for Minneapolis to complete his last
wear in the university.
Miss Mcdonald of Louisville, Ky. who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. w. L.
Hixon. went to st. Paul today where
she will be the guest Of Mrs. c. o. Kali
man, Summit avenue. I.
Conductor John Huglisby and wife
spent yesterday at Madison Lake.
Archie Hunter and wife visited the
twin cities yesterday.
Ole Nelson took trip to Minneapolis
this morning.
Alfrced Kiiiinan LETT this afternoon for
Mobile. Alabama,
II. r. johnson leaves tomorrow for
williston, Y. D. ''' ia! IS
Mrs August steinnian returned to-
day to her home at Sherburn, after a
two days Visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. D. Hodapp.
Mrs. W., II. Wilson and granddaugh-
ter returned to her home at Owatonna
today '''
Miss Olga Anderson of NIadelia. book
keeper at the mill there, spent Sunday
! with her parents, Mr.. aid Mrs. S. A:
Anderson.
Elmer Korsell a civil engineer on the
Great Western raid, spent Sunday in
! the city.
J. A. Lulsdorf was 5 at Swan lake yes
terday.
George NJ. Palmer and f. Rosenberger
left Saturday night for Salt Lake City,
to look after business interests.
Miss Wilcox visited her brother. P.
+ s.. Wilcox, at Kasota. over Sunda.'.
| j. A. Berquist spent Sunday at Ka-
sofa.
J. \. Willis was in the city over Sun
day.
Miss Anna Lindholm of st. Peter
spent Sunday With friends in Mankato.
Wilbur Doty of CORTLAND attended
the fair Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Graham left this after.
noon for Antler n. d.. to join her hus-
band, who went there few days ago
with their household goods. The fam
lily, formerly resided at Amboy.' Mrs.
Graham has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. w. A. Snyder. for a week.
Mrs. Charles r. Taylor left today for
months visit at her old home, Kin
cardin. Ontario ~ se@s
Archie Hunter and wife spent Sunday
i'll Minneapolis visiting Grace and Harry
Doyle. = -
Miss Norma Stefms and Miss Gladdys
Bailer of Waseca returned to their home
at Waseca this afternoon after having
been the guest Of Miss Margaret Ban
gefter for few days.
Mrs c. L. Kennedy went to Mime