The Mankato free press., 1907-11-22
a pleasant gathering of the members
of the organization.


very pleasant card and dancing party
at the A. o. U. w. hall last evening,
that was attended by about l30 peo-
Pile. Progressive cinch was played, and
those who preferred dancing INDUCED
in that Nice refreshments were
served, and all had good time.
The Womans auxiliary of st. Johns
Episcopal church will be entertained by
Mrs. c. l.. Oleson and Mrs. G. +.
Johnson at the residence of the for
mer, 405 Pleasant street, tomorrow
at 2:3O o'clock. \ good attendance is
desired.
Miss Lottie Moon was very pleasant
| ly surprised by twenty five of her
most intimate friends at her home on
Poplar street. Five Hundred was play
ed honors being won by the Misses
Bertha Lille and Goldie Wass and
Messrs. Goodrich and Burns. Miss
Gladys DeFoe carried off foot prize.
A bountiful supper was served by. the
Misses Klags Reichel and Skinion. Miss
Moon was presented with a beautiful
bracelet and other gifts, the occasion
being her birthday.
William Duggan of Grand Rapids,
Mich, and Miss Rachel Jones of this
city were granted license to wed to-
day, and the ceremony was to take
place this afternoon. Both are fine
appearing young people, and their
friends will wish them happiness.
| Chief of Police Osten was at Lake
Crystal yesterday and learned that P.
A. Larson, the banker, is very sick,
having been taken down last Thursday.
| Miss Lula Won Hagen of Sleepy
Eye was in Mankato today.
f. S. Brown and d. F. Macarthur
of Tracy were in MankatO last even
ing.
DR.. C. F. Toumy and wife, DIR. F. f.
Winter and Mr.. Cavanaugh of st.
Superintendent c. S. Weston of the
Chicago Great Western road was IN
Mankato today. He states that the
recent change in running time of pas
Isenger trains that went into effect
upon his road Sunday is calculated
to improve the service by avoiding the
delays between Randolph and st. Paul
An effort is being made to have the
trains run upon schedule time.
Miss Mary Alexander of st. Peter
visited Mankato friends today.
H. Voss and wife of Rex, n. d., ar,
rived yesterday to visit friends in the
city for few days. They moved tc
Rex seven years ago, without any
property, and have done so well, that
they now have fine farm paid for
with buildings and stock, and are pros
pering. Mr.. Voss' health is also much
better than it was.
Oliver c. Peterson of Amboy was
in the city today.
Frank C. Burkhart of Smithville, In
dian Territory, is spending few
weeks in the city. His wife and chile
are in the hospital and the child, who
is only two or three weeks old, i:
quite sick.
X. A. Thorstenson of Amboy was il
NIankato today.
DR.. j. L. Macbeth of st. Clair was
in the city today.
Judge w. L. Comstock went to st
Paul this morning to spend the day
Rev. Father Madden of Sherburn was
in Mankato yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Dorm of Nicola
Iowa, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. d
, Diamond. Mrs. Dorm is cousin Of
Mrs. Diamond.
Rev. Father Sherlock was over from
st. Clair yesterday.
Rev. Father Fox of GAINESVILLE pait
the city visit last evening.
William F. Mailer, proprietor ant
editor of The Springfield Advance, was
in the city today. He was en- route tt
his home after attending the wedding
of his sister at lie Sueur.
Charles Barnes, night clerk at the
Saulpaugh, will leave Friday on two
weeks vacation.
Faribault Journal: Miss Agnes
Glotzbach of the state normal schoo
at Mankato is visiting her brother
; the Hon. Frank l.. Glotzbach.
Attorney w. II. Lightner of st
Paul returned home today, after hav.
ing come to the city to address the
mems club of st. Johns Episcopal
church, which he did last evening. He
spoke mainly of the triennial conclave
He has been a delegate seven times to
these conclaves.
Attorney E. T. Smith of jackson
was an arrival in the city this noon
B. H. Whitney of Slayton was in the
city today.
H. B. Torrey of Minneapolis, route
agent of the Wells Fargo Express com
pany, was in the city today.
From ThurSday'S Doilv