The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-03-29


st. Peter Herald: Cards are out an
nouncing the approaching marriage of
| Miss Addie l.. Kendall, daughter of Mrs.
John Kendall, to Walter A. Pettis. The
happy event will take place at 2:3O
o'clock Wednesday afternoon, April 3rd.
The North Mankato Woman's Chris
| tian Temperance union held parlor
| meeting Yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Aida Sherk on Belgrade
avenue Miss Rozette Hendrix gave an
interesting address, after which dainty
REFRESHMENTS were served and Il social
hour enjoyed. There was a large num-
Der of ladies present and four new mem
! bers gained tor the local union,
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| ST. Paul Dispatch: Mrs. +. H. Sny,
der will give studio tea Saturday af-
ternoon for Arthur Hartmann, the vio-
linst. Mr.. Hartmann is again i'll Mime
sofa this week, having an engagement
in Duluth and several in other cities.
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Mrs John f. Stevens entertained a
large party of ladies last evening at
cards in very pleasant manner, at her
apartments on Walnut street. Tasty
refreshments were served.
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| Albert Lea Standards: DIR. +. l..
Wilcox arrived from Walker Saturday
and remained over until Tuesday morn
ing i'll attendance upon his stricken
ther-in-law, Judge Lovely. His wife,
Mrs. Wilcox, will remain as long as her
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mother in attending upon him.
Frank j. Meyst of Minneapolis was in
| the city over night.
A. S. Willoughby of La Crosse was in
Mankato yesterday afternoon.
Attorney c. NJ. Crandall and f. A.
| Tripp of Worthington visited the city
last evening.
Misses Cleo letters and Lulu Gates of
| Chicago were arrivals in the city last
evening.
Miss Rachel Soaring of Wahpeton, n.
d., is visiting her mother, Mrs. Jessie
Soaring, on Clark street.
Mapleton Enterprise: w. p. Coffin of
Mankato was in town MondaI enroute
Coffin is one of the early settlers of the
county and has been actively identified
with Mankato real estate interests for
many years.
Miss Sadie Garrett will arrive in the
city from Springfield this evening to be-
! come the guest of her brother, j. G..
Garrett, and wife, for few days.
st. Peter Herald: Dr. and Mrs. G.. F..
Merritt entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Cook
of Mankato on Wednesday
William Johnson and AL Klugherz of
Alankato visited at the Danielson home
on Wednesday.
Harvey Baxter and family. former
Mankato residents. arrived at lie Sueur
Saturday from New Orleans and are
now visiting at the home of the for
! mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. T. Bax-
ter, at Lexington. The family resides
at Mason City, Iowa, but Mr.. Baxter's
business calls them much to the south
where he is interested in the Planters
Steamship company and transacts much
business i'll South America Mr. Bax-
| ter was born and grew to manhood at
Lexington, and is enjoying his visit to
relatives and friends immensely
George Harlin of lie Sueur Center re-
turned Tuesday evening from Hot
Springs, Arkansas, where he took
course OF baths. He believes that the
baths did him world of good, and in
deed his general appearance would indi-
cate as much. He says they are hav.
ing beautiful summer weather there and
all kinds of new garden vegetables are
in use.
lie Sueur Center Leader: Miss Alexa
Garyin returned to her normal school
studies at Mankato Monday afternoon,
after a visit of several days here with
her mother and other relatives.
LIE Sueur Center Democrat: H. H..
Flowers, Cleveland's pioneer merchant, .
was here Tuesday transacting business