The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-05-31

Louisville, is visiting friends in the
city for il few days. She formerly
attended the normal school and will
return for the summer term and re-
main until she completes her course.
From Wednesdays Daily.
Mr. and Mrs Albert X. Pau have is
! sued invitations to the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Mary Pau, to Elbridge
Cole Staples of Minneapolis, to occur at
eight O'Clock Wednesday evening, June
IL, at st. Johns Episcopal church. Mr..
Staples is son of A. c. Staples of
! st. Paul. member of the state rail
way and warehouse commission. and
holds position in Minneapolis with the
/ Washburn Crosby company. Both he and
Miss Pau are graduates of the state
! university.
Henry Heinzeman gave a very enjoy
able dance in his new barn north of the
p, city last evening. 1t was attended by
! nearly two hundred people, and Lamm's
| orchestra furnished the music. Fine re-
freshments were served and everybody
had good time.
|
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Paterson enter
tanned a party of twenty at 6:30
o'clock dinner last evening at their
| home on South Broad street, in honor
/ of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Patterson and
/ Ma or and Mrs. III. NJ. Hamilton. The
dinner was an elegant affair, served i'll
| five courses, and the guests, who were
all old friends of the guests of honor, en-
| joyed it greatly. The rooms were taste
| fully decorated with cut flowers. The
evening was spent very pleasantly in
playing 800"
Tomorrow George f. Brett and fam
! liz will entertain Il party OF twelve at
/ Lake Madison in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Patterson and Major and Mrs. II. Nj.
Hamilton. The trip both ways will be
made in automobiles.
Thirty scholars of the Union school en-
joyed pleasant picnic at Minneopa
park this afternoon.
Mrs. c. ID. Snow delightfully."- entertain
! ed party of ladies yesterday afternoon
at her home on South Broad street i'll
| honor of Mrs. Orange Little, who leaves
the city in day or two. The game of
bridge whist was played, and toothsome
refreshments were served.
| =
Mrs. w. B. Davies and Mrs. J. H.
| Cook have issued invitations for party
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the home of Mrs. Davies, III South
| Fifth street.
On Monday evening Mrs. Armstrong
entertained twenty lady friends at her
home in lie Hitler. Refreshments were
served. 1t was on the occasion of her
birthday.
Mrs. Louise Mansfield entertained
| twenty five ladies yesterday afternoon
| in honor of Mrs. w. S. Howe. Re-
/ freshments were served.
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DIR. and Mrs. Hobrook assisted by
members of the Baptist church, gave II
pleasant reception last evening to Mr..
and Mrs. Howe.
w. f. Smith of St. Paul, representing
r. c. Dunn & Co., was in Mankato yes
| terday.
+. W.. Cook, representing the Crunden-
Martin Noodenware company of St.
Louis, was in Mankato today, calling on
the jobbing trade
c. l.. Dodd of SaytOn was in Man
kato yesterday.
George w. Achard of AIinnea polls call
ed upon his friends in Mankato yes
terday.
Judge p. ". Morrison of Norwood was
a visitor to the city yesterday.
Representative John G. Lennon of Min
neapois was in Mankato yesterday.
Rev. +. f. r. Miller has arrived from
Grand Forks, n. d.. Ell route to--the
jamestown exposition.
William IL. SalIman of Northfield was
in Mankato yesterday.
C.. @. Gillian of Morgan paid the city
visit last night
S. B. Sage and wife of Mountain Lake
were visitors in the city today
Rev. Daniel Hughes of st. Paul is
visiting his brother Rev Robt. Hughes.
+. Conrad, wife and daughter of vii.
low Creek were i'll Mankato yesterday OH
business.
Orange Little and family moved today
to Eagle Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Gran and son
will leave tomorrow for the jamestown
| exposition, and will spend a month there
and at Baltimore. Md.
George w. Haigh left yesterday for
Lansing, Mich, and will visit there and
elsewhere with friends and relatives.
W. f. Davey left yesterday for South
Bend. Ind.
George Pond and Charles Sohre took
a trip to LeSueur Center yesterday.
/. I. Mitchell. stone mason. left yes
terday for Savannah, Mo-. to work.
II. L. Schmtt left yesterday for Chi
| cago. on business.
+. II. Deyliny and Miss Marie Dcy
/ ling left yesterday for Caliente, Nevada,
and will stop at Salt Lake City Ell
, route.
Miss Tilla Maxa. who was recently a