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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-04-26
Friday, April &c 1906
Sociala Personal

crn Underwriters Agency of Milwaukee,
was in Mankato today on business
Nelson Weed is home from Minneapo-
lis where he attended Il meeting of the
| american Pharmaceutical association!
! Mrs. Alice llcydon Reeves of Chicago
! is visiting at her parents in North
Mankato Mrs, Reeves little daughter,
! Helen, has been passing the winter with
her grandparents, and has been quite
! ill, and her grandma tclcgraphcd to her
mamma to come. Mrs Reeves will re.
! main for short visit
Mrs. y. A. Heydon leaves for Min
ncapolis in the morning, TO attend the
funeral of her brother, The late Q. S.
Hopkins.
George NJ. Palmer left yesterday af-
ternoon for Chicago, On business trip.
Il. ID. Smith returned last night from
Il trip TO Rock island. Ill.,
Herbert llauck was down from New
Ulm Yesterday, where he has been with
his father for a week. He returned there,
taking two OF The younger children. He
stated that his fathers condition is very
serious. While they knew that he had
kidney trouble they never suspected that
it was Bright's disease.
Miss Lolita Lindcr returned last even
ING from visit with friends in Mime
apolis.
+. W. Hart and daughter returned last
night from the twin cities. where they
spent the day.
X. +. Clark and wife OF Wabasso were
guests. in the city over night.
j. NJ. Shanahan and wife of Fart
bault were visitors in Mankato today
Andrew Clauson of Sleepy Eye was
in Mankato today.
G.. G.. Phillips went to lie Sueur yes
tcrday to look for horses, and may 90
on to st. Paul
Philip Dauk has gone to Saskatchewan
to look ut bargain i'll land. Afamily
from Germany came over last year and
bought land and built nice house and
barn, but the long, cold winter has dis,
couragcd them and they want to get
what they can out of the property and
return to Germany, and Mr.. Dauk may
take the property.
James ID. Price and wife of Lake Crys-
tal visited Mankato friends Yesterday.
Albert Thcisscn, who has been super
intendent OF Il large brewery at Prince
Albert, Northwest Territory, returned
Tuesday night TO remain IA few weeks.
The brewery burned down. but will be
rebuilt. and when the work of rebuild
ing begins he will return there. lie
states that there was six or seven inches
of SHOW on the ground when he left,
but still he likes the country there very
much. Natural gas has been found 300
miles away, and they are boring fer
oil The farming country is being set
tied almost exclusively by Americans,
but in the towns the English, Scotch and
Irish are most numerous
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in Mankato today and left for New
York, whence he will. sail next tuesday
for a visit TO Germany
Aft. Colson of North Dakota, form
erly a Commercial college student, IS
visiting~friends in the city.
+. G. Cutie WAS II passenger to St.
Paul this forenoon.
Miss FloSsie Williams went to Min
ncapols today for a visit.
Andrew IhelrleE and Herman Bcccue
OF Madison Lake left yesterday for
N;pnpa, Idaho, where they viii enter ono
OF the Pacific coast base ball teams.
Rev. J. NJ. Brown OF Sioux Falls was
i'll Mankato over night. Rev. Brown was
pastor of the Methodist church i'll this
city fer several years. lie states that
the electric railway in the South Da-
kota town i 50. The people there hay
inc indors,.i the deposition.
Sleepy Eye Disratch Mrs w. II.
White has been here from Mankato the
past week for visit al the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Won Hagen. :.
Miss Blossom White of MankaW has
been here the past week, visiting at the
home of y. c. Ven Hagen.
Lake Benton, News: Mrs. Ella Dor
lars of Mankath, is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William llorstman.
Carl r. Norbcck of Minneapolis, state
agent for the Franklin Fire Insurance
company, was in the city today.
Rev, J. NJ. Brown, formerly pastor
of the NJ, f. church in this city, now
filling the pulpit OF the Methodist
Episcopal church at Sioux Falls, S. D.,
surprised his many friends in and ont
81 the local church by arriving last
evening for brief visit. He attended
the PRAYER service last evening at the
church. The service was unusually
well attended, as it was the last one
to be held in the old church Rev.
Brown left today for Sioux Falls. His
friends are glad to know that he is
meeting with grand success there. Mr.
Brown. like all of the congregation,
was glad that the old church is to be
replaced by beautiful new structure,
yet all regret to part with the old
ediiice, which has been the scene of
the accomplishment of 50 much good III
the past.
ID. f. Rasdal and Charles O'Connor
were i'll from St Ciaiv today, having
business i'll the probate court.
Charles Ellis OF Sterling was in
Mankato today.
Judge W. \. plymat will return TO.
his nome tomorrow, from Imnanlal
hospital He was able to be dressed
yesterday.
Dr. G. j. Holman was at Truman
last night, whcre. he operated for
strangulated hernia in an emergency
case.
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From Saturdays Daily.

'pth hoituihbS l''tliS
Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Summers enter
tanned i'll honor of Mrs. George Pond
yesterday afternoon at an elegant five
course luncheon, served al one o'clock.
Boqucts of English violets graccd The
ccnters of the tables, with hand paint
ed place cards attached. The game of
500 was played later, and the honors
were won by Mcsdames Pond and G. \.
Lewis,
Mesdames Jcwson and llawIcy assist :
ed in serving, and The out of town
guests were Miss Hartman of st. Paul
and Mesdamcs l.. l.. Brown and Zickrick
OF Winona. The affair was greatly en-
joycd by all present.
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troin Monday $ Daily.
Mrs Frank clagAe completes the trio
of charming hostesses WHO nave taken
it upon themselves to devote their time
to the pleasure of the visitors. Mrs.
Clague is the wife of Senator Clanue of
LambcrtOn. Mr.. Clague was speaker of
! the house two years ago, and Mrs.
Cheques acquaintance among the mem
berS of the senate and house is fully
rs extensive as that Of Mrs Fossecn
and Mrs. Timberlake4 She is a woman
of great charm, and, being from out of
town, she knows just whttr and when
little courtesics and attentions are in
Place. She has charet''Bf introducing
and cscorting the strangers to different
places, and her graceful manner has
given her. the name Of the charming
chaperon. y Minneapolis journal.
Mrs. Clague was reared at Vernon
Center and attended the Normal school
in this city. Those Vib know her will
appreciate the justice Of the above ref
erfnee TO her pleasing qualities as a
hostess.
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From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
Mr.. khure Oman and Miss Halle
Christina johnson were married last
evening. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. y. u. Tuleen of the Swedish Lu-
1hcran church ut the brides home in
Belgrade. The groom is from Pcpn, Wis,
where he is employed i'll Il large mercan-
tile establishment. The bride is IA daueh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lans Johnson, a
prominent farmer of Belgrade Fifty
guests were present and the affair was
very nicely carried out. The couple re
ceiscd many nice gifts
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Miss Florence Jones of 32S State
street was the charming hostess to
twenty young lady friends last even
Ing. 1t being her birthday, she was re-
mcmbered with many nice gifts. Games
were enjoyed by all. Dainty refresh
mcnts were served. 1t was very
pleasant affair.
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Miss Hattie c. johnson of Belgrade
and Mr.. Thure Oman of repin, Wis.
were united i'll marriage Thursday even
ing at eight O'Clock by Rev n r. 1'uleen
pastor of the Swedish lutheran church
Miss Selma NJ Gustafson OF Butter
field was maid of honor and Allen V
Johnson, brother OF The bride was best
man. The bride Was Handsomely at
tired i'll white pearl lawn and wore
carnations; the maid OF honor was also
attired i'll white and wore carnations
After the ccrcmonN "a reception took
place at the home of the brides par
cnts, Nh. and Mrs Lewis johnson. and
about seventy relatives and friends were
present and Il large number of useful
and handsome presents We're display
ed. At nine o'clock II sumptuous we'd
ding supper was served by the bride )
parents, best style rejecting great
credit upon her culinary ability The
rooms were attractively decorated with
cut flowers The bride is a daughter of
Lewis Johnson. an old and respected
farmer of Belgrade. She IS one Of
the sweetest of the fair daughters of
Belgrade and has Il Iarge..Gircle of warm
friends. The groom is PROMINENT
young man. For one year past he has
been clerking i'll a store iii Ptpin where
he will make his future home. They
left for The twin cities OH the 4:43
train Sunday. They both liave<.a large
circle of friends Ntid wish b5them a
long and happy life.
&c II = -.
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Mcsdames W. c. Warwick and Charles
E. Wise will entertain the Beta Mu
club at the formers home on Byron
street Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. j. II. Macbeth entertained five
tables ii whist last evening very pleas
antly. Nice refreshments were served
c. +. Reynolds and wife and Mrs.
Nuttcr and daughter of st. Peter were
visitors i'll Mankato yesterday after
noon.
G. w. Barnes of New Tim was in the
city last evening
Jay Henry Long is down from the
northern part of the state for a visit.
l.. NIalmberg of ST. Peter was in the
city over night.
H. ID. Damon of Winnebago took
breakfast in the city today.
Louis Polchow left this afternoon for
Scranton. Pa, where he will pitch for
the Scranton league team during the
coming base ball season. He is one of
the teams best pitchers.
George II. Lang has returned from a
visit in the twin cities.
MIR. Miller of Johnson & Miller, st.
Peter, was in Mankato today.
&. WendIandt of Vernon Center was
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The wedding of Miss Georgiwha Mac
Denald and Cathcait MaXIield will take
place on "Wednesday afternoon at five
o'clock at Christ church. The bride will
have n2 attendants, @and only the two
families will be present. AleXander
Cathcart will be MIR. MaXfeld's best
man, in the abseiice ''of his brothers
Louis MaNfield, who may not be able
to reach St Paul i'll time for The we'd
ding. Mr.. Maxiied. and his bride will
leave on Wednesday evenin" for the east
aud upon their return will occupy the
Maxlield home on Goodrich avenue until
the autumn Mrs. Cathcart, Mrs Max
field and her family will spend the sum
MGR at their country home at Lindstrom.
st. Paul Dispatch.
Mr.. MaxiicId is nephew Of p h.
Wiser and is we'll known to many
Alankato people.
The Social Athletic club of SC. James
has sent invitations toSeyeral of their
friends in this city to attend a dancing
party iih that city the. evening of April
20. Aloorc's Ideal orchestra of Esther
vile, Iowa, will furnish the. music.
Miss Catherine Leas entertained her
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-04-26

The Equitable Fratcrral Union took
in two candidates Monday night, and al
forwards pleasant social time was had.
Dancing and cards were INDUCED i'll, and
refreshments were served. There was
goodly attendance.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-04-26

The Order of the Eastern Star imiti-
ated one candidyte last night and re-
freslImcnts were served.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-04-26

Mrs. II. +. Carney and Mrs. +. X,
Meaghcr will entertain the Harmonic So
ciety at Mrs. Carney's home on Friday
afternoon. All are welcome.
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Nicollet Leader: On Tuesday fore
noon occurred the marriage of John
Enders and Miss AIathilda Thorn, the
ceremony being performed by Rev. f.
koehlcr at the German Lutheran church.
They were attended at the altar by
Gustav lleidcmann and Lizzie Endcrs.
After the ceremony reception was
rendered the bride and groom at the
home OF the brides brother, Herman
Irhom, and i large number of invited
guests enjoyed their hospitality until a
late hour that evening.
The couple have a great many friends
in Mankato
Mrs. L. w. Force, who is visiting her
uncle IN Pillsburg. New York, has been
i'll and had Il slight operation. She has
recovered sufficiently. however, 10 90 to
Montreal, where she is visiting another
uncle and an aunt. From there she
will visit at La Gale, Canada, and prob
ably return about the middle of May
Sleepy Eye Dispatch: Ed. llonl, the
husthng representative OF Bearnian
Bros, fruit dealers of Minneapolis, has
been given a number of towns ON the
Omaha road, and has accordingly moved
his headquarters from this city to Man
kato.
Charles +. Gilman of Lake Crystal
will graduate from the law departments
of the university in June.
Rev. w, c. Babcocl<. of Springfield
will FIJI the pulpit of the Belgrade ave.
nue. NJ. +. church Sunday morning and
evening. Rev. w. S. Emery will fill
the pulpit at Springfield Sunday morn
ing\anl perhaps in the evening. if his
little girl is well enough to warrant
his remaining over.
Professor G. .. Johnson. has accepted
the principalship of the school at But
terrified, AIinpt, for the coming year.
Rochester Post: carl Faklcr is
now regularly employed at the drug
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Mrs. Harry j. Wldcs and Mrs. w IL.
Anderson will entertain the Samaritan
Circle at the home of the latter, 32S
Pleasant, at 2:30 Friday, April 10.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-04-26

Mesdamcs w. r. Warwick and c. f.
Wise entertained the members of the
Beta Mu club and several other ladies
at the homo of the former on Byron
street Saturday afternoon in delight
full manner
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SciratbS e Giccnsen.

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Jaitcn Heseln,

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,oaQ is aAbnrn fiiamardis.

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gen 0es paitorS Or. Sdmibt in Sale
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