The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-03-01

trip. The bride was formerly Miss Molie
Ulmen of Mankato Mr. Paegel is one
of the leading young business men il
Mankato.
Mrs. Mary l.. Boegen of l03 South
Broad street, gave dinner and supper
to her children, their families and Other
relatives who reside here, yesterday, il
commenoration of the tiftieth anniver
sary of her marriage. All present en-
joyed the occasion very much.
John A. Sjoquist of st. James visited
with friends in the city yesterday and
today.
NJ. j. Tully of New Ulm is business
visitor in the city today.
w. A. Hale and II. II. Hale of st
Peter spent Sunday with friends i'll the
city.
Miss Helen, daughter of MIR. and Mrs
John Burchard of st. Paul, required al
operation for appendicitis on Monday
last. and it is thought the operation will
prove successful. The patient was found
to be in critical condition. Marshall
Messenger. Miss Burchard is quite well
known in MankatO.
Mankato.
Dr. c. S. Bigelow of kasota visited
friends in the city over Sunday.
Miss Edith Bowen came home from
Albert Lea Thursday night and spent
Saturday and Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Bowen. Miss
Bowen is "a teacher in the Albert Lea
public schools.
Miss Jean Stevens, a teacher in the
Wells schools returned to her home in
that city this morning. Miss Stevens
spent Saturday and Sunday as a guest
of Gen. and Mrs. j. H. Baker
Miss Moses, Wells school teacher
spent her holiday vacation in this city
as the guest of Miss Mabel Wood and
left for home this morning.
Mesdames A. a. johnson and A. w.
kayser of st. Peter were the guests of
Mankato friends on Saturday.
DR.. A. c. Rosenquist of st. Peter,
well known in Mankato was called to
River Falls, Wis.,, last week to attend
funeral of a niece.
Miss Ann Abbott of st. Peter, who
has been visiting here for several days
has returned home.
Chris Rinkel of st. Peter left for the
Mayo hospital at Rochester today to
submit to an operation.
H. H. Flowers OF Cleveland had his
eye operated on in this city last week.
Miss Dorothy Flowers of Mankato
owing to illness, is spending the
week at her parents, MIR. and Mrs. w.
Flowers.-Cleveland Pioneer
Mrs. Ii. w. Krause of Cleveland is
visiting i'll the city today.
J. Stanley of this city spent Sunday
With friends at Cleveland.
Mesdames III. L. Schmidt and Fred
Honeman were at Mankato Wednesday
to attend meeting of Marlitt lodge,
Q. ID. H. S.-St. Peter Free Press.
Miss Nora Livingston of Tall Oaks
farm returned this week from a visit
with friends at Mankato.-Fairmont
News.
The Misses Mae Malmstrom anr Irene
jacobson were the guests of Miss Phelps
at Mankato last Sunday.-St. Petei
Free Press.
Rev. Utzinger of this city, presiding
elder, held quarterly meetings in the
German Evangelical Lutheran church al
New Tim yesterday.
Miss Lulu Ulrick of st. Peter is Wis.
ting Mankato friends.
Frank Moses of kasota, left Saturday
for Seattle, Wash, to visit relatives.
He will look over the county and may
decide to locate there.
j. B. Nelson, the Mankato contractor,
was in town Saturday afternoon.-St.
Peter Free Press.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Banding and chill
lren of Harvey, n. d., are visiting rela
tives in st. Peter Mr.. Banding for
merly lived at Detroit, Mimi, and Mrs.
is well known st. Peter girl.
Leo. Wendt, a student at the Manka-
to Commercial college has gone to his
home. in New Tim to spend a month.
Z. E. Gieseke, formerly of this city,