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


+. W. Rogers of Humboldt, Ia, is
calling on old friends in the city today
S. A.. Sherlock, of st. Clair is a guest
at the Saulpaugh.
Miss Sarah NJ. Jones of Morgan is
guest at the Saulpaugh.
Thomas Nelson of Winona is in the
city on Il business trip.
Senator s. D. Works came home from
st. Paul today to spend Sunday with
his family.
From MONDAYS Dailv.
Redwood Fails Reveille: Mr. and Mrs.
H. C. Baker have announced the we'd
ding of their daughter, Miss Madge
Baker to Mr. Roy Bunce of this city,
| which will occur at their home next
Wednesday evening, Rev. r. F.
Chambers, of the Presbyterian church.
will tie the knot that will make the
happy young couple one. .,.
Jethro Kloss and Mrs. Amy Ponwith
were quietly married last Saturday
evening at st. Peter by Rev. J. p Raw
| son. Mr.. kloss resides at Milwaukee,
tWis.. and the bride is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. S. H. Pettis. They are MAX
ing their home at the Pettis residence
for the present.
Mrs. w. K. Hammett and Mrs.
Daniel Fulton entertained the II. NJ.
&c. club Thursday afternoon at the
home of the former, 2OS Willard street.
4 in most delightful manner Most of
! the ladies brought needle work and
while the fair danes were chatting
their needles were kept busy. Mrs.
Henry Wilteen won head prize and Mrs.
Henry Wilcox, second in lively guess
ing contest. Music was greatly enjoyed
by all. At $50 an elegant luncheon
was served after !, which all departed
having had another. olTssafternoon.
| :. :.
Lady friends of Mrs. CO L. Fitzlofl
rendered her a pleasant surprise on Fri
day evening. They presented her with
a handsome. jardineEs- stand. Five
hundred was played and the prizes were
Won by Mrs. John Cook and Mrs.
4 Iouanb n,vio.
| Mr.. Henry Kuehner and Miss Bertha
Otto were married at the German Lu-
| theran church. The ceremony occurred
at twelve o'clock, Rev. A. +. Winter
officiating. Mr.. Kuehner is employed at
the Corner Cafe and the bride lived in
North MankatO.
Fairmont Sentinel: Mr.. and Mrs
Cook and little daughter of Mankato are
stopping with F. ID. Gould. Mr.. Cook
is an expert cement stone pattern maker
and will continue in the employ of
Gould & Son this spring.
| I. c. Belden of Aurora, ILL.,, spent
Sunday with friends in the city.
| f. w. Clark of Winona is in the city
| II. A. Heidel of Winona spent Sun
day with friends and relatives in the
city.
Leo Kiife and Harry Borneke spent
Sunday at Good Thunder.
Conductor Charles Johnson of the
Milwaukee line returned today from
Minneapolis where he has been vis-
iting.
Charles Hartman, o. II. Richard and E
E. Kennedy of WATERFOWL. S. ID. spent
Sunday with friends in the. city.
Charles +. Warner of st. Peter was
the guest of Mankato friends over Sun
day.
j. S. Randolph of Brewster is guest
at the Sanlpaugh. f
f. E. Smith of Plainyiew visited hero
over Sunday.
| Miss Fannie Houck of Good Thunder
spent Sunday with friends in the city
Miss Jones of Columbus. Wis, left
Saturday afternoon for her home. She
was summoned here by the death OF
Mrs. T. Jones. PeHte
| w. L. Bradshaw spent Saturday IL
lie Sueur Center.
! c. l.. Townsend of ST.. Paul. travelling
passenger agent of the Northern Pacific
Ry.. is in the city on a business trip.
Conductor Mike Skinnon, and daught
er, of the Milwaukee road, visited
friends in Minneapolis over Sunday.
4 Harry Nolk returned yesterday noon
from trip to st. Paul.
| Harrison Schmidt has rSetTned from
a business trip to Minneapolis.
Jay Henry Long is in Brainerd.
Mrs. S. d. Works and son spent Sun
:, day in st. Paul