The Mankato free press., 1906-07-13

Marie, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hill of Eagle
Lake and Mrs. Baker of Smiths Mill.
Mrs. Tanner was the recipient OF
many handsome presents consisting Of
silver and linen, also several beautiful
iquilts. One presented by Mr.. Tanners
grandmother, Mrs. Edgecomb, was made
entirely of silk pieces; another, contain
ing over seven hundred blocks. was be
gun by Mr.. Tanner himself, but was
| finished for him by his grandmothers
Mrs. johnson and Mrs. Edgecomb.
Everyone was loyalty entertained
Many beautiful instrumental selections
were rendered by Mrs. Baker and Archie
Tanner, also several vocal selections by
Mr.. James. The remainedr of the even
ing was spent in playing games until
called to partake of the refreshments
which consisted of ice cream and cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tanner returned Fri
day from wedding tour and will Wis
it with relatives until tugust 9Th, when
they expect to start for San Potosi,
where they intend to make their home.
Although the friends of both regret that
| it is their destiny to live so far away.
yet everyone extend their most earnest
wishes that happiness and prosperity be
their lot.
Frank Warburton and Miss Mary E.
Schaffee of Lake Crystal were married
this forenoon by Judge Hughes. They
are excellent young people.
III. w. Volk is in Illinois, looking after
affairs of the Widell- Finley company
j. w. Schmitt leaves tomorrow for
Glendive, Mont, on business connected
with the Widell- Finley company failure
County surveyor D. L. Bigham of
Redwood Falls visited relatives in the
city yesterday and today.
c. HI. Griebel and wife leave tomorrow
for Chicago, where the former will at,
tend the melting of the National Bill
Posters association. They will visit
their old home at Van Paraiso, Ind
Amos j. Yaeger of Los Angeles, Cal,
is the guest of S. H. Grannis on his re-
turn from business trip to New York
on mining business. He is the partner
of Mr.. Grannis' son-in- law
w. C. Foster of Chicago was in the
city yesterday.
Florence j. King of MarshalItown,
Iowa, and Mrs Nancy J. King of Red.
wood Falls were in Mankato yesterday
H. f. Troost and wife of Gladbrook,
Iowa, were in the city today.
E. l.. Buck and wife of Minneapolis
arrived in the city yesterday.
Manager Mitchell of the Northwestern
Telephone companys local exchange
spent yesterday in Minneapolis.
Miss Martha Hauer, who has posi-
tiOn with the l.. Patterson Mercantile
company, has gone to Lake jefferson,
and will enjoy a two months vacation
there and at Lake Emily.
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Tiffany of Red
| wood Falls are spen ing few days at
| Point Pleasant, having arrived Saturday
evening.
Mr.. Effer and sister went to Roches-
ter this morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy T. Bohan left yes
| terday for st. Paul where they will Wis
| it relatives and friends for few days
before leaving for their home at Maza
n. ID.
Mrs. w. j. Atcherson of Medo is in
the city for week and will be at the
home of B. F. Stedman
Miss Alice PfelcIlee of New Ulm has
been making Miss Gertrude johnson an
extended visit
| Mrs. L. NJ. Parsons of 80 Willard
| street is about to move to Faribault to
| join hel husband, who has a position
there with the Tri-State Telephone com
pany.
Miss Ida Martin spent last week visit
| ing her friend, Miss Holmes of lie Sueul
Ccuter
| Si.eriff Williams took trip to Amboy
today.
| William Boswell and wife and d. F.
Raslall of ST Clair visited Mankato to-
day.
Miss Clara Gerlich has returned from
Chicago, to .spend the summer vaca
| ton.
Ed Weaver and family spent Sunday
| at Point Pleasant. His family will re-
| main until tomorrow.
c. A. Porter of Fairmont arrived in
the city this noon.
Frank C. Davis, who travels for st.
Paul Linsced company, was in Mankato
today.
Mrs Salisbury of State street depart
ed today for Manchester, n H., to visit
a sister who is ill.
Miss May Major has gone to Mime