The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-04-12

4 pleasant reception at their home In
| kerns last evening. This estimable cou-
pie have disposed of their place of bus.
mess in Kerns and will move to another
part of the country. The reception last
| evening was in the nature of fare
well. The Ladies' Aid served splendid
supper at the parsonage. The Belgrade
band delighted the company with nice
music
Mrs. Aida Sherk will entertain the
Woman's Christian Temperance union
tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock, at
her home on Belgrade avenue. The sub.
ject will be, sabbath Observance" and
will be led by Mrs. Jennie Walrath. All
ladies welcome.
Mrs. #. 0. Fleischbein entertained the
Ladies' society of the Episcopal church
at her home on South Second street yes.
terday afternoon.
Mrs. j. H. Spencer will entertain the
West Side Whist club at her home on
South Second street Thursday afternoon.
Misses Mary McGrew and Loretta
McGrew of Good Thunder are elected to
the teaching force at Lakefield.
Miss Minnie Foley, accompanied by
Miss Bernice Barbour, left for Spokane,
Wash, yesterday.
o. NJ. Ashley and wife of Jackson
were arrivals in the city this morning.
Dr. w. A. Dredge of Lake Crystal
was among those attending the dental
convention.
j. f. Wannarka, who has been in
business at Springfield, was in Mankato
today purchasing stock of groceries to
embarking in business at Dotson, MINI.
Dr. j. d. Garretson of Dodge Gem
ter was in the city yesterday, guest
at the home of Aid. Gary.
DR.. T. F. Williams Of ST.. Peter at
tended the dental convention
f. F. Fitzloff and wife of GAINESVILLE
were in Mankato last night.
j. T: Wannecke and wife of Spring
field paid the city visit last even
ing.
w. Fay Eldridge returned yester-
day from North Dakota where he
spent the past five months. He has
now accepted the position of book
keeper at the Mankato Savings bank
and started on his new duties this
morning.
B. j.. OLeary left this morning for
Aberdeen on business.
Judge W.. N. Plpmat, who recently
submitted to an operation at Immanual
hospital, is not doing very well, and
his condition is considered critical. His
heart and his age are against him. His
many friends. will be sorry to learn
this.
MIR. Shores of Rapidan has returned
from Somerset, Wis, where he con-
suited the Austrian doctor in regard to
his asthma. He states that he has had
wonderful relief.
. Paul and George Leonard left yester-
day for Dickinson, N. d.
: Frank Refuge was passenger yester-
day for Dickinson, n. ID.
N. Keaber left yesterday for Brain.
erd.
Mrs. I. II. Sickle went to Wells yes
terday for visit
Mrs. C. l.. Oleson is visiting at Wells,
having gone there yesterday.
G. Wendlandt of Vernon Center came
to the city yesterday on business.
Theodore Just and several IandseeK-
.ers left yesterday for Dickinson, N. D.,
to look after land.
Claus Swanson and G. r. Swanson
have gone to OrtonviIle.
Mrs. f. S. Moody is visiting at Glen
coe.
P. A. Sauber has gone to Chicago on
business connected with the firm for
which he travels.
Otto Hoerr has returned to st. Paul,
after a brief visit in the city.
Miss Irene Just has gone to Dickin-
son, n. d.
|. o. c. Mcdonald left yesterday for
Dickinson, N. ID.
Mrs. Paul Barney is visiting at
Good Thunder.
Arthur Schaub took a trip to Good
Thunder Monday.
/ DIR. r. NJ Dodds has returned from a
trip to LIE Sueur Center.
Fred Manderfeld made business trip
to Montgomery Monday.
Miss Gertrude Stewart is visiting in
Northfeld.
Miss Belle Beatty spent Saturday
and Sunday visiting friends in st. Paul.
Miss Annie Beatty, who is teaching
at Blue Earth, was home over Sunday,
visiting her parents.
Rev. E. NJ. Martinson took trip to
st. Paul Monday.
f. H. Neubel was a passenger to St.