The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-06-14

'li9htful one. The class colors of red and
white were brought out in the floral
decorations, in the colors used in the
napkins, the ice cream, etc. Piano
music was furnished while the dinner
was in progress.
When the boards had been cleared,
Miss Calihan took up her duties as
POSTMASTER, which she carried out. very
efficiently and gracefully.
The class president, Fred Buechel,
responded to the toast, NClass of 1907
in an interesting address.
Then each of the five classes present
ed class will and prophecy and class
confession. Those who read these were
the following: Five year advanced
eourse-Misses Banch Door and Bessie
Lloyd; two year professional COURSE
Misses Anna Scott and Gladys Griebe;
three year elementary course-Aiisses
Wright and Mamie Thomson one year
elementary course-Misses Holt and
Elsibelle Ware; kindergarten course
Miss Myrtle Hooper (confession.) There
papers were filled with illusions that
were familiar to the hearers, and afford
ed a great deal of amusement.
The class poem was prepared and pre-
sented by Miss Lora Hoffman, and Miss
Elizabeth Jones. who composed the
class song, sang it as solo. Both of
these productions We're meritorious, and
elected ample applause.
The evenings program was closed
with fitting remarks by the class presi-
dent.
S, NJ. Bear and c. H. Griebel went to
Minneapolis today on theatrical bust
ness.
5. j. Martineau and J. c. Donovan
of Tracy were in Mankato on business
today.
r. w. Mead of Lake Crystal was in
the city last evening
j. J. Mcguire of Lake Crystal was
in Mankato yesterday afternoon.
Attorney E. Babcock of Wells was
i'm the city last evening
Mrs. l.. O.. Clement of I.amberton
visited in the city last night.
o. l.. Dornberg of Redwood Falls
was in Mankato last evening.
George c. Sherman was up from
Minneapolis today looking after his
business interests.
Miss F. L. Casgrave of Winona was
an arrival in the city this morning
Mrs. c.. n. Andrews and children left
today noon for their future home at
San Diego, Cal.
Alphonse Fredercks has returned
from HARRISBURG, where he sawed some
lumber for John Mcnamara.
Gen. Gustaf Widel went to ST. Paul
this morning to take charge of the of
flee of the grand secretary of the
Masons, whose death has occurred.
Mrs. Henry Madison was passen-
ger to the twin cities this morning.
Mrs. l.. w. Prendereast and chill
dren have arrived from lie Sueur Cen
ter. to spend the summer in Mankato.
DIR. and Mrs. J. w. Andrews left to-
day for Chicago. where they will re-
main a couple of weeks. DR.. Andrews
will attend reunion of his class at
Rush Medical college. During his abb
sence from the city Vice President
Atchison will be the acting mayor, and
Mayor Andrews last night cautioned
the aldermen to be careful how they
expended money. as the city funds are
low g,f-fptE i-Ir-Ht All tNp# tu {,
.: Mrs. French left today for Wellsville,.
New York. where she will spend the
summer. Nl69 @istf H. Z.
President Cooper of the normal will
attend the meeting of the National
Educational association at Los Angeles
IN July. ,; He will be accompanied by
Mrs. Cooper, gl'-'~ta Q. t"H ~ =
D. c. W. Nixn of Eyota was guest
at B. H. Nixon's on, North Broad street
today enroute to his home, from the
firemens' convention at st. Cloud. a..
/ Mr. and Mrs j. c. Rabe of Nicollet
visited. in the city last night while, on
their way to Henderson to spend Sun
day.
w. S. Gardner is enjoying two
weeks vacation in Kansas City, st.
Louis and Chicago.
Mrs. Eugene Hickok and daughter and
Miss Bertha Hunt spent the day VS.
iting at Kasota.
Otto Peterson of Amboy was Ill Man
kato today.
w. f. Wallace of Truman was i'll the
CITY today.
H. H. Hughes of Jackson paid the city
visit today.
Mrs. John Church and daughter OF
Denver. Col. are guests of their sister
and aunt. Mrs. j. H. James. and will
remain two or three weeks. Mrs. Church
has a number of friends and acquainten-
ces in the city, having formerly taught
here.
Mrs. John McGuckin returned from a
few dyas' visit at lie Sueur yesterday.
Miss Eva Schoyen will leave for st.
Paul Monday to play with Miss Hopes
ladies' orchestra for large wedding
there.
Attorney John Mansfield of Lakefeld
was in Mankato today on his return
from Minneapolis.
Mrs. John Bergren went to Minneapo-
lis this afternoon to visit for a couple
of DAYS.
Lieutenant Governor Eberhart left to-
dav for Sioux City, Iowa, accompanying
his mother that far toward New Castle,
Neb.. her former home, where she will
spend the summer.
Professor and Mrs. c. F. KOehler OF
Winona are guests of Professor and
Mrs. j. r. Brandrup for a few days.
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