The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-08-02
Social and Personal
From Thursdays Daily.

Kelly returned last night from their
western trip. They enjoyed their jour
ney hugely.
A. S. Willoughby of La Crosse, Wis.
was in the city last evening.
John Hickel and +. r. Kelen of Sleepy
Eye and Misses Carrie and Tillie Ben
der of Akleman, WIS.,, paid the city a
visit yesterday afternoon.
Frank p. Fairchild of Garden City
was in Mankato today
Mrs. w. A. Meyer left yesterday for
Hanover, Kansas.
Miss Mary Anderegg left last even
ing for Denver, Col.
George NJ. Palmer was passenger to
Chicago yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. George Nj. Palmer and daughter
left this morning for Mound, Mimi,
where they will remain several days at
tending Baptist meeting.
Mrs. Marie f. Harding left this morn
ing for Los Angeles, Cal.
NJ. o. Ericksrud of Tracy is visiting
his brother, Paul Ericksrud. He is on
his way home from Whitewater, Wis.,,
where he attended reunion of company
III. 18th Wisconsin Infantry.
Master Salora Wells of North Man
kato is visiting his grandmother at
Dodge Center
r. c. Haase of st. Paul, travelling pas
senger agent of the Baltimore & Ohio
road, was in Mankato yesterday.
A. r. Pau Sr. and wife went to Lake
Washington yesterday and returned to-
day.
George Pond is up from Minneapolis
to spend one weeks vacation.
j. E. Veum was in Albert Lea yes
terday on business.
Window Reporter: f. j. Shively was
in town Sunday visiting with his family
who will remove to Mankato about the
first of August.
James Morrow came in from Vernon
Center yesterday afternoon and put i'll
several hours at the city hall spinning
yarns with the boys.
Miss Mabel Hayes left yesterday for
Emmetsburg Iowa, to spend week Wis
iting her cousins.
ID. L. Bowen, Oscar Olson, G. A. HUI
tengren and three others spent yester-
day at Lake Washington.
Theodore Williams and family re-
turned Tuesday night from Wanawoe,
Wis, where they visited for two or
three weeks.
Miss Grace Williams of White, 5.
D.. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. f.
Adams, having arrived the first of the
week.
Springfield Advance: Mrs. w. ID.
Thayer and daughter Eleanor arrived
from Mankato Friday evening for an ex-
tended visit with the formers sister,
Mrs. w. f. Mailer, before joining her
husband in northern Michigan.
w. ID. Willard and family and Mrs.
Robbins will return tomorrow from the
twin cities, where they spent Tuesday
in the formers automobile.
Ole Andenoaard returned last night
from trip to New Ulm, st. James and
Hanska. He found the crops in excel
lent condition.
f. c. Hage of Hanska was in the city
last evening.
Mrs. C. w. Gilman of Window was
visitor to the city today. -
John n. Lang is confined to his
home with illness.
Miss Blanche Koehler, who has been
the guest of Mrs. George Lang, re-
turned today to Minneapolis.
Rev. Norgaard and five friends re-
turned last night from Duck lake, where
they spent two days enjoying an out
in:. :,
John Nelson will go to the twin cit
les tomorrow on business trip
Mrs. NJ. b. Gray of st. Paul arrived
in the city this forenoon.
f. A. Everett of Waseca dined in
Mankato today.
Mrs. F. B. Kent returned last evening
from her trip to Minneapolis.
Mrs. l. H. Shattuck will not return
for two or three months.
William P. Lewis of Lake Crystal was
in Mankato today. He was formerly
overseer of the poor farm.
President c.. H. Cooper returned last
night from a delightful trip of three
weeks on the Pacific coast. He went
from Mankato to Los Angeles, Cal, and
thence up the coast to Vancouver, and
then back via the Canadian Pacific. he
is looking in fine health.
Miss Nellie Widell returned last eve
ming from Duluth and Bull, where she
was visiting friends three weeks.
Mrs. L. n Hatch of St. Paul is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Eugene Hickok.
From Fridays Daily.
Mrs Captain George w. Haigh and
Mrs. James Wilson delightfully."- enter
tanned the W. r. C. thimble bee at
Maple Brook farm yesterday afternoon.
The ladies went out in wagonettes and
MANY who were not members of the w.
r. C. accepted the invitation of the hos
tesses, and joined the jolly party. Din
ner was served on the lawn and covers
were laid for eighty people, and a
bountiful spread it was. Mr. and Mrs.
Haigh have resided on this beautiful
farm for thirty years and while nature
laid the foundation for miles OF pictur-
esque scenery which may be seen
stretching through the valley, MIR.
Haigh has also done much to enhance
the beauty of the surroundings. There
are hundreds of hard maple trees on the
place and the green banks OF the LIE
Sueur river furnish the back ground
for the ripening grain which indeeo
makes picture worth remembering.
Morgan Messenger: On Tuesday OF
this week occurred the marriage of Miss
Ellen. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.