The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-02-01
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
The ladies of the Christian church
gave missionary tea at the home OF
Mrs. Jane Greenwood, ll6 North Broad
street, Saturday afternoon from four to
six o'clock, that was well attended
Rev. b. V. Black entertained the guests
with a talk on mission Schools"
Mr.. O. p. Anderson was surprised last
Saturday evening at his home on Cor
nela street in North Mankato, by about
thirty friends. Beautiful vocal solos
were rendered by Mrs. Rask and the
Misses Gustafson and Miss Minnie
Abels gave some beautiful instrumental
solos. Dainty refreshments were served
and all had jolly good time.
Mrs. III. +. Hance entertained the Beta
Mn club at her apartments in the Sc
curity block Saturday evening. A 6:3C
o'clock dinner was served, after which
the remainder of the evening was devot,
ed to playing 800"
Judge w. L. ComstOck was confined
to his home Thursday and Friday with
touch of the grip.
Lieutenant Governor Eberhart was at
Redwood Falls Saturday night where he
attended meeting of the commandery
A. r. Pau Jr. returned Saturday
night from Pittsbirg, Pa, where he was
attending to legal matters.
Mrs. A. r. Pau ST.. is improved. She
has been i'll for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Davidson went
to Minneapolis this afternoon to attend
the annual meeting of the Minnesota
Funeral Directors association, which
will be in session the next three DAYS
Mr. Davidson will preside over the meet
ing, being president of the association
As he is a member of the state exam.
lining board for embalmers, he will re-
main over Friday to attend a meeting
of that board. He will also attend the
meeting of the retail furniture dealers
association.
George Klein and William Johnson re
turned Saturday afternoon from thei,
buying trip to Chicago and Milwaukee.
I. W. Peart of Sank Center was called
to this city Thursday on account of tho
sickness of his mother, but went to Min
neapOlis this afternoon to attend the an.
mnal meeting of the Minnesota Funeral
Directors association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Lamm, who arc
living at Seattle, Wash, returned yes
terday to spend a month in this city anf
at Mrs. Lamm's home near st. Peter.
Isidor LOngini of Winona was in Man
kato yesterday renewing acGuaintances
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wells of Minneapoli:
visited in the city yesterday.
#. F. Mccarthy of Waseca was ii
Mankato Saturday night.
Miss Susie Wing of Cannon Falls wa.
in Mankato Sunday.
Harry NJ. Allen left yesterday fol
Calispel, Mont, where he has accepted I
position in a drug store
Mr. and Mrs. Cook OF Mapleton wer,
| in the city yesterday.
Miss Mae NJ. English of Minneapolis il
visiting in the city.
II. c. Hauer. who has been sick for ;
week or two. is not doing so well. II
is thought that the grip has settled il
his spine and kidneys.
City Attorney Daley will 90 t,
Sleepy Eye tomorrow morning on bust
ness.
Captain Tidland of Nicollet count,
was in Mankato today and called OF
The Free Press. This is the captain
first visit to this city since last Septem
Der. His many friends will be pleased
to know that he is enjoying good health
j. NJ. Storey of LETTERS and f. +
Berkins of Sleepy Eye were in Mankat,
today.
Representative William Mcqueen wa
in Mankato today en- route to ST. Paul
Walter Daniels returned today from
his trip through Texas.
From Thursdays Daily.
Mrs. Fl. a. Patterson and Mrs. Harr,
IS. Hayward will entertain the Tow
and Country club at the home of tn
former this evening.
The elementary graduating class of tn,
normal school last evening very cordial
| ly entertained all of the other comm:
graduates at the school,. at a reception
/ A pleasant feature of the evening was
, talk by Miss Blaisdell, of the faculty