The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-01-18
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
The physicians OF the city rendered
reception to Dr. and Mrs. l. d. Webster
last evening at the Elll's club room upon
the eve of their departure ON their va
cation. Thirty-two covers were laid, and
the guests included number of the
physicians and their wives. The recep-
4. tion and dinner occurred from 6:30 to
$50 o'clock, and was a most enjoyable
affair. The details had been arranged by
a committee composed of Drs. A. F.
Schmitt, j. w. Andrews and F. L.
Schmauss. The dinner was served in
threee courses, and was a toothsome
spread.
When the tables had been cleared. DIR.
Bielland acted as toastmaster and Mrs.
j. W. Andrews responded to the toast,
The Physicians Wife," DIR. Schmauss
to the toast, The Physician on a
Vacation and DIR. Webtser to the
toast, The Physician in Practice"
The address amounted in humor
and pleasant thoughts. Lamm's orches.
ira played selections throughout the
evening, and the tables were tastefully
decorated with carnations and roses.
DIR. and Mrs. Webster and sons left
today for the SOUTH TO spend the bal
ance OF the winter enjoying a rest.
hn 1ol Of Ilr{o u,
church gave very enjoyable card party
at the school hall last evening that was
largely attended. Nice refreshments
were served, and prizes were awarded.
st. Cecilia Court No. 449, w. C. O..
f., had its installation of officers Tues
day evening followed by cards, dancing
and refreshments. The families of the
members were present, and the affair
was greatly enjoyed.
N. and Mrs. Edward English were
given Il pleasant surprise at their home
on North Front street Tuesday even
ing, when about fifty of their friends
came in on them in honor of the nine
teenth anniversary of their marriage
The evening was spent in playing cards,
and nice refreshments were served. Mrs.
English sang several pleasing selections.
The company presented Mr.. and Mrs.
English with Il substantial reminder of
their esteem.
Judge VI. +. Sullivan, high chief
ranger, and C. n. Treat, high chief arch.
er were here to install the officers of
Court Undine No. % and Court Man
kato No. 100 last night. There was a
large crowd in attendance. After in
stallation a most delicious supper was
served to the visitors and members,
which was greatly enjoyed.
Alfred II. Lesch of Usage, Ia is visi
ting at the home of his uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Lang this week.
Lake Crystal Union: Attorney Reed
and family and Joe Davies came in on
No. 2 Sunday morning. The former and
his family are well but the latter looks
Il little under the weather. His bro
theirs in Nevada packed him up and told
him TO come back to Minnesota for a
breathing spell. Joe says that he viii
recuperate in Minnesota's ozone and re-
turn to Nevada in the spring. He says
his brothers are doing well and the pros
poets for making money are very en-
cOuraging.
AIR. and Mrs. ID. j. Leary have re-
turned from Sioux City and Omaha
where they were visiting for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Cressy of Lincoln
street are the parents of Il ten pound
boy, which arrived last evening.
George Atchison, C. N. Andrews and
III. Himmelman Jr. are representing the
Mankato and Blue Earth County Fair
association at the annual meeting of the
state agricultural society in ST Paul.
w. A. Funk went to Minneapolis to-
day on legal business.
George III. Howe, Eau Clalfe,t ana
Charles +. Howe, Winnebago City, were
in the city yesterday to attend the
funeral of their sitter, Mrs. Ida S. Pot
ter. They returned to their homes last
night.
Ii. !. Howe has returned to Winona
after a stay of three days in Mankato.
Lob
Hoecherl, Joseph and John Schnek and
Joseph Mederkoner left Tuesday for
Prince Albert, n w. T.
Albert Theissen has returned to
Prince Albert, y. w. T., where he is