The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-01-04
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From Mondays Daily.

tanned by MesdameS Palmer, kennedy,
Gran and Glenn, at the home of Mrs.
Palmer Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O.
A short business meeting will be called
promptly at $3.50. A large attendance
is desired. Gentlemen invited to tea.
The Cotillion club will hold the first
cotillion of the season at the Saulpaugb
this evening. The dining room will be
used, and at eleven o'clock refreshments
will be served in the ladies' ordinary.
The decorations will be more preten-
tious than at the first party given ~
the club.
| Installation of officers and initiation
of members will lie features at the meet
ing of Superior Lodge No. 3, on We'd
nesday evening. Past chief of honor pins
will be presented to Lou Engwalson and
Anna G. Williams. Refreshments will be
served.
| Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Hacker left Sat.
urday afternoon on trip to New York
and Boston.
! A. +. Evenson of st. Peter was i'll
Mankato Saturday afternoon.
d. A. Stewart of Window visited the
city Saturday afternoon.
Professor Charles F. Koehler of Wi
mona arrived in the city Saturday even
| ing for short visit.
| Misses A. B. Caldwell and Maud
Goddard Of Brooking, S. D., visited IN
the city yesterday 9o1
ID. w. Williams of ST., James and W..
H. Leeman of Henderson were in Nam
kato yesterday. SIG y VI.ans '#~
f. O. Gulbronson and wife of Win
nebago visited i'll the city yesterday.
| j.. "A. Berquist intends to attend a
wedding reception }sat ST.! Peter this.
evening.
A. R. Pau Jr. and family have re.
turned from Rochester. John, the child
who was operated upon, is doing nicely.
A. r. Pau ST.. returned last night
from his trip to Chicago and Milwaukee.
P. w. Pitcher took trip tc Elko this
forenoon.
Michael Skinnion was passenger to
st. Paul this morning.
j. +. Hayes two children went to the
twin cities this forenoon for a visit
over New Years. So Ira & lst. III
Mr.; and, Mrs. j. G.1;Willis went to
Minneapolis today, and from there will
go to st. Paul to ,locate.c II; ,c4thg
y w. d. Funk came up from Saltwater
yesterday to visit. his. parents over, New
Years. ga 5 opas grs lafnEGq tIoln
,Mrs. Go. DALEY and family returned
this noon from their weeks visit with
the formers parents at 0watonna.
Nj. B. Haynes took a',trip to Redwood
county today. efag Ia1'l!G lG.HLu.9
Miss Mary Kircher has returned from
st. Paul, where she is becoming a
trained. nurse, to, spend a shortsvacation
with her parents, Mr.sand Mrs. Joseph
kircher of : North Alankato.m gp5fl go
Joseph Auel of Minneapolis is in the
city visiting relatives for a few days.
& Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bornecke have
returned from Denny n. D., hav-
ing rented their farms there. They will
not return there to engage in farming.
Mrs. William Sunday, wife of the
evangelist, passed through the city this
afternoon OH her way from Worthing-
ton to Chicago.
| Thomas Torson of st. James was /
the city this morning.
| S. j. Martineau of Tracy was in
Mankato today.
Miss Mayme Donbarg of; Wells visited
i'll Mankato over Sunday. 81: eE~
H. b. Burgman and wife of Lamber-
ton were i'll Mankato over, night. y -.
/ l.. H. Shattuck and William Beard of
Minneapolis will arrive this evening to
spend New Years. in the city as the
guests of Col. and Mrs. F. B. Kent.
Charley Fagg has arrived from Min
neapolis to spend a week as guess at
!. the home of Auditor Weaver.
Miss Mary Larson returned yesterday
afternoon after enjoying weeks visit
at her home at Tracy.
G. E. Copeland of Kandiyohi county.
this state, arrived on a visit to William
ELLIS last Friday, returning today. Mr..
Copeland operates farm for Mr.. Ellis
in Kandiyohi county.
William Ellis left for Mapleton and
Sterling last Wednesday, returning last
Saturday night.
Warren Boyer, who has been spending
several days in the city, returned to his
home at Lawton, n. D., today.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Last Thursday very pleasant sur
prise was given Rev. and Mrs. Olsen at
the Lutheran parsonage in Cream by