The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-06-07
From Thursdays Daily

rioiH InuTSudy Dally.
Mayor j. w. Andrews entertained the
directors of the First National bank at
an elegant six o'clock dinner last even
ing. Covers for eleven were laid. and
the affair was greatly enjoyed.
\. s. Costello and Miss Sarah McCar-
vel We're married at the home of the
brides parents at Brewster. They will
visit at Minneapolis and Duluth and will
be at home at Lake Crystal after
June 10.
Mrs. H. Donovan of Tracy was in
Mankato today.
+. }. LYING of Westbrook visited i'm the
city last evening.
James Swenson of Lake Crystal was
in Aiankato today.
W. +. Mailer and wife of Springfield
visited in the city today.
Howard Halle of Garden City was in
the city one day this week.
Miss Farrell of Madison Lake left to-
day for Battle Creek, Mich.
r. Schmidt and sister of New Tim Wis
tied in AIankato last evening
Henry Cooper of NIapleton left today
for Enumclaw. Wash. to reside.
NJ G.. Fossum. auditor of Watonwan
county. was in Mankato yesterday.
State Auditor Iverson gave the Mem.
orial day address at ST. Peter today.
f. j. Jircke of MapletOn left today
for Chinook. Mont. to accept position
Senator s. ID. Works gave the Me-
at IN
day.
Rev Father Robert Hughes delivered
the Memorial day address at Winnebago
today.
Rev. and Mrs F. f. r. Miller left
today for their home at Grand Forks
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A. j. Ellis of Sterling was in the city
Yesterday attending the good roads
meeting.
Ole X. Olson and George c. Keith of
Sterling were in the city on business
yesterday.
Officer Theo Schuette is on the sick
list and was unable to participate in the
parade this afternoon.
j. T. Blackwell of Chicago, represent
ing the Salt Lake Los Angeles line, was
III AlaHkalO Yesterday.
F. Willis jerks and family of Wa
terloo, Iowa, are visiting with their
uncle, c. Correll, for a few days.
S. r. Van SAINT passed through the
city today on his way to Madelia. where
he gave the Memorial day address.
Miss Lydia Ritz of Truman was OPP
Grated upon today ut lmmanual hospi-
tai for tuberculosis of the bowels.
George A. Conrad and daughter spent
yesterday i'm the city. Mr.. Conrad is
an old resident of Sterling township.
Richard Girvin has returned from the
medical college to spend his vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Girvin.
Walter A. Friend of Garden City was
in Mankato this afternoon. He is Sec
rotary of the Blacksmiths and Wagon
makers association.
r. f. Brown leaves Saturday for
Washington. d. c. where he will attend
the annual meeting of the National Flee
trio Light association.
Miss Emma Hovi9. who holds a posi-
ton with the Eagle Roller Mill company
at New Ulm, spent the day with hes
parents in this city.
Waseca Radical: Earl Palmer is MAX
ing arrangements to move to lndepend-
ence, Iowa. He has accepted posi-
tion of travelling salesman for the Man
kato Roller Milling company.
Andrew Elliott of Gault, Ontario, a
member of the Minnesota state insti-
tute corps was in Mankato today on
his way to South Dakota, where he will
do institute work for a month or six
weeks. This will take the place OF
the work that should have been done last
winter. when the state was showed up
Manly B. Haynes, wife and two sons
arrived last evening from Seattle, WASH
to visit the formers father. Mr. B.
Haynes. and family for a few days.
This is Mr.. Haynes first visit to Man
kato in thirteen years, and he sees
many changes for the better, both in
buildings and in the paved streets any
parking in the residence section.