The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-09-27
MANKATO FREE PRESS

| Wis, and after Oct. l they will be al
home to their friends at their new
home on Mr.. Mertesdorf's farm north
of town, where they will be pleased
] to see them. The many friends OF
both will unite i'm extending THEN
best wishes for the success and happi
ness of the young couple.
| Mrs. r. +. Brown gave a very pleas
ant party at her residence, 400 Jack
son street, yesterday afternoon, and
also another one this afternoon. The
decorations We're pretty and refresh,
ments tasty.
Mrs. NJ. b. Haynes has inst returned
from a visit of three weeks with
friends in Owatonna.
A. G. Roemer and Gust Peterson and
several others took in the Nicollet
county fair at st. Peter yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas Huettl of Pine City is
visiting friends in the city for week
or more.
G. G. Phillips, wife and son Burt
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stevens and Mrs
j. H. Macbeth drove to ST. Peter today
to attend the fair
George NJ. Philips attended the fair
at st. Peter yesterday.
Harry Wilson and wife of Owatonna
arrived this noon to remain over Sun
day as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
o. Daley. Mr.. Wilson is a brother
of Mrs. Daley.
County Attorney Plymat is at Trego
Wis, but will return tomorrow night
Henry Kruse returned last night
from Long Prairie, but his family will
remain there another week.
Mrs. Amanda Schultz, who was OPP
Grated upon in local hospital for
appendicitis, has returned to her home
at Louisville.
Mrs. Herman Mickko of Louisville
has returned home, after being treat.
ed in one of the hospitals for stomach
trouble.
! Mrs. Ernest Macziewski of Amboy,
who was operated upon in one of the
local hospitals, has returned to her
home.
DR.. G. r. Curran made a visit to
Blue Earth today.
Mrs. NJ. Dittman and daughter have
just returned from New York and
Chicago, where they purchased the
newest millinery novelties.
NJ. d. Fancher, John R. Thomas
Fred w. Force, d. T. Bowen and Man
ager Edwards went to st. Peter yes
terday in the formers automobile and
attended the fair
| J. A. Berquist took a trip to Tyler
this noon, to remain over Sunday.
Sheriff Frank Collins of Waseca was
in Mankato yesterday afternoon look
ing for the man Lahar, who is wanted
there for highway robbery. A man
answering Lahar's description was seen
in several North Front street saloons
early yesterday morning. Two de-
scriptions of the mans clothing have
been furnished, which has put the po-
| llct dJ Std.
Jackson Republic: Mrs. J. L. King
went to Mankato, Tuesday, for a
couple of weeks visit with her pa
rents. This is the first time John
has been released from feminine con-
troll since his marriage several months
ago. Johns old time don't care-a -darni-
tiveness look has appeared on his coun-
tenance and rumor of a stagparty, at
the Pilot editorial residence before the
Mrs. returns are rife. 1t is said that
the genial weilder of the pencil is
being flooded with applications for
tickets of admission. We expect to
ring in on the editorial courtesy rock
ct. We all anticipate rip-roarin'
time.
Richard Horswill of Estelline, S. d.,
is in the city. He is here to engage
a dwelling for himself and family. His
daughters will attend the normal here.
| Ned Davies went to Rochester this
morning to visit friends over Sunday.
w. o. Anderson of Sleepy Eye was
in the city last evening.
A. w. Lonnsbury OF Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, was in Mankato today.
S. j. Briggs, NJ. d., of Sun Prairie,
WIS.,, was in Mankato last evening
G. w. Everett of Waseca was in
Mankato over night.