The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-06-21
Friday, June 81, 1907
Social and Personal

tended the Slult W. ofiS = ~'N''
where she met Mr.. Staples. She is a
charming young lady, and is the favor
tie of large circle. Mr. Staples is
son of Hon. C.. +. Staples of st. Paul,
who is member of the state railway
and warehouse commission. He is
graduate of the scientific course of the
state university and now holds po-
sition with the Washburn- Crosby Co.
in Minneapolis. He Is young man OF
great promise, and is popular with all
The many friends of the couple will
extend their congratulations and best
wishes. Il"
The out of town guests were Mr..
Staples. father of the groom, the lat
ter's two sisters. Misses Edith and
Alice Staples, an uncle, Mr.. Rogers,
and cousin, Miss Myrtle Staples, all
of ST. Paul, l.. W. Prendergast of lie
Suem Center, Misses Stevens and
Mathewson of Minneapolis, Harry En-
win of st. Cloud and Mrs. Blanche
Brown of Lake Washington.
The Harmonic society of North Man
kato was very nicely entertained yester-
dav afternoon by Mrs. Mcclure, Mrs.
Kelley and Mrs. Ryan at the home OF
Mrs Mcclure.
The II. and c. club gave Mrs.
James Spellman very agreeable sur
prise Monday evening. The evening
was spent in very social manner
The ladies presented Mrs. Spellman
with two pieces of silver to which
she responded with much appreciation.
The A. o. L. W. lodge held a social
session after adjournment last night.
! The drill team gave an exhibition, and
the North AIankato band played half "a
dozen selections. Refreshments were
served and card playing followed. All
had pleasant time.
! Mr. and Mrs. Christ Peterson were
very pleasantly surprised last evening
at~their home on West Eighth street, in
honor of Mrs. PetersOn's birthday. They
presented Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson with a
handsome rocker and a rug Nice re-
freshments were served and all had q
very enjoyable time.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Vance have issued
invitations for the marriage OF theil
daughter, Miss Zua May, to Hugh
Palmer, a passenger conductor of Spo
kane, Wash. The ceremony will be per
formed at their home, 2O9 Carroll street
at a. m, Wednesday, June 26. Thu
couple will be at home at Spokane aft
!er Aug. IA.
DR.. and Mrs. j. S. Young entertained
DR.. McNey of Minneapolis at dinner las
evening, and H. A. Patterson gave hin
a ride around the city in his automobile
| W. Robinson of Lake Crystal wa
brought to Emmanuel hospital yesterday
He has been sick since Aug. 9 last, wit
paralysis. I. .,, ..,..#
A. W. Hills of Amboy was in Man
!; katO today.
! RevWalter M.Swann of Jackson, Mich
and his mother and sister, of Albany
! y. Y, were called home suddenly yestef
day by a telegram announcing the dealt
of the formers father. Two letter
were received from him Yesterday an,
he was in perfect health when he wrot
them. Rev. Swami is nephew of Mrs
Z ID. A. Swami, and the family were Wis
iting her. wii &
y Will Bottomley of Winnebago was i
Mankato today
~ F.. c. Pfeffer of Blue Earth visited j
the city over night iii la4s. me-
w. w. Crawford and wife of Faribaul
were Mankato visitors last night.
George S. Smith and wife and NJ. !
Haase and wife of Blue Earth were il
MankatO last night.
Mrs. Theodore Karp and Misses Jose
phine and Nellie Henneberg of Faribaul
were visitors in Mankato today
Miss Nora Baron of jackson is Wis
; iting in the city.
u o. p. Schmidt of Westbrook is i'm Man
kato.
| New Ulm Review: Mr. and Mrs
Chas. Richardson will leave tomorrow
for Winona to spend a few weeks wit
relatives. Miss Daisy Richardson vii
visit in Mankato and Good Thunder
Miss Ina Juni will 90 to Man
kato the latter part of the week to at
tend district Christian Endeavor con
vention as delegate from the local so
ciety. Rev. Wheeler will also attend
| MISS hIlid DODeTtnZ, WHO mas peel
working in Mankato millinery stor
for several months, returned to New
| Tim Sunday to remain. Miss Scott, :
tfriend, accompanied her for brief visit
Miss Ruby Phelps returned Wednes
day after spending the past two week
with relatives and friends at Granite
Falls and Montevideo
Mrs. Albert L. Hall of Fort Smell
ling is> the guest at the home of j. f
Porter
| Miss Sara b. Alexander of Oak Park
ILL.,, is visiting at the residence OF
MIR. and Mrs. William Pell. 49,
! Mrs. Charles Gutfieisch of GAINESVILLE
attended the graduation of her daugh
ter from the normal school last even.
inc.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Griebe of Pennington
witnessed the graduation of their two
daughters at the normal last evening
W. j. Morehart returned last night
| from Denver, Col. He will have to re-
turn there next Tuesday.
From Fridays Dahl
Mapleton Enterprise: At the farm
I, home of Mr. and NrS por+ C+,,,oI IS