The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-03-15
Social and Personal

tipue to hold forth in his fathers store
paying particular attention to the cloth
ing and shoe lines which have been his
especial study for the past several
years.
Dr. and Mrs }. H. Girvin entertained,
party of friends at their home, 226
Center street, Wednesday evening, at
800"
Amboy Herald: L.. W. Wells and
family bid goodby to Amboy and their
many friends on Monday. They went
first to Mankato to bid adieu to Mrs.
Wells parents, Judge and Mrs. w. \.
Plymat, and on Tuesday departed for
Cheyenne Wells, where they have de-
cided to locate. The party given them
at the opera house Friday night was
largely attended and many regrets
were expressed at their decision to
leave Amboy, where for so many years
they have been so prominent iii bust
ness and social circles Both have
been teachers in the public schools of
| Blue Earth county and for two years
Mrs. Wells was the principal in the
| Amboy graded school, an occupation
that she is gifted in. Mrs. Wells has
also been active in church work and i'm
all matters that had for their object
the promotion of good principles in the
community she was ever ready with
helping hand. We take pleasure in
commencing them to the people of
Cheyenne Wells, assuring them that
they will find them in every way a
worthy addition to their community.
.. Miss Teresa Kali is visiting Miss
Katherine Hartman at Kasota for a
| few days.
Gene Woodward of Kasota is visit
ing in the city today.
Window Reporter: Attorney Daley
and wife of Mankato visited with Miss
Warren last Saturday and Sunday.
Before her marriage Mrs. Daley taught
in the second grade for year or two
| and as Miss Wilson she made MANY
friends here.
Austin Transcript: Mrs. r. Temple
was down from Mankato Wednesday
February p, to attend the wedding
of her sister Miss Julia Gard to Mr..
Waldemar Jensen. They were married
Fat 8 o'clock in the evening. After the
ceremony a wedding supper was serv-
ed, about sixty guests were present
The bride is daughter of Mr. T. X.
Gard and the groom is hustling
young farmer.
L. o. Fleischbein has gone on bust
mes trip TO Aberdeen, WATERFOWL, Hur-
on and Pierre, S. d.
! Z. b. Sparrow is so much improved
as to be able to walk about the house,
and will soon venture out of doors.
Mrs. Sarah Golmer and babies have
Iarrived from Baraboo, Wis. They are
visiting relatives in Decoria for few
weeks and later will take charge of the
st. Clair hotel, Mr.. GoImer will come
Iabout the first of April
C.. r. Griebel was able to be out TODAY
after an lines of two weeks.
|
ed upon at Emmanuel hospital this
morning.
DR.. C. J. Beise took trip to Maple
ton today.
ID. s. Stern of Chicago is in the city
looking after business interests.
lie Sueur Center Democrat: Miss Ida
BiXby closed a very successful term of
school in District No. IL last Friday.
and on Saturday left for her home in
Garden City. She has been engaged to
teach the spring term, and after two
weeks visit with her parents, will re-
turn and resume her duties
Judge w. n. Plymat will 30 to Min
neapols tomorrow and see the automo.
bile show
| +. f. Hitchcock of st. Paul was i'm
the city today.
c. G. w. Wernecke of Minneapolis
was in the city today.
w. r. Reid of Sleepy Eye was in
Mankato over night
Mrs. George w. Davis and daughter
Twill leave week after next for trip
to England. They will sail from New
York on March % on the Atlantic
Transport company's ship "Minnehaha,"
and the duration of their stay is indefi-
mite.
Mrs. Charles w. Gillespie went to
Minneapolis today to remain about two
weeks with her sister, Mrs B. r. Hay,
who is recovering from d very serious
attack of pneumonia Mr.. Gillespie's
father died Wednesday afternoon at
flour o'clock at his home at Marion, Va,
and Mr.. Gillespie left for there expect.
ing to be gone about two weeks
Harry Moore, the theatrical man,
-. a. r.