The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-11-08

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The second division, comprising all
the young people who were not at the
first bee, will meet next Saturday
evening. The, publishing committee is
made up of Mr.. /. S. Headley, man.
ager; Raymond Hughes, treasurer;
George Pass, Jr., secretary; Roy Steel
mailing clerk; S. w. Stallcop, store
keeper, with Arthur Holte, assistant
The Woman's Catholic Order OF
Foresters will give a card party at the
A. o. u. w. hall tonight.
Loretta Oleson and Gertrude Ner-
bovig entertained some of their
friends Friday evening with very
pretty Halloween party at the home
of the former. 4O5 Pleasant street
The decorations were black cats, owls
and jack o'lanterns, and the chan
deliers were decorated with pumpkin
blossoms. At seven o'clock the ghosts
began to arrive and they had a ghost
march with katherine Brown repre-
senting black cat, at the piano, and
with the weird lights they presented
most ghostly appearance. A squirrel
hunt was next and Paul Nettleton was
the lucky one and received prize
Other contests were engaged in and
Hazel Pay carried off one prize and
Harold Spicer another.
Nice refreshments were served and
the time to say good night came all
too soon.
The Equitable Fraternal union meets
tonight at 7:3O, Schiller hall. After
the meeting progressive cinch will be
played. All members are invited to
attend. Remember the time, 1870, in
stead of eight o'clock.
President C. H. Cooper and Resident
Director John c.. Wise attended a
meeting of the state normal board at
Duluth today. President Cooper went
to Duluth in time to attend meet
ing of the presidents of the schools,
which began Saturday morning. Sew
eral important matters were expected
to come up at the meeting today.
Mrs. Raleigh Jennings and Mrs
Helen H. Johnson of Morgan returned
to their home yesterday afternoon att
er a visit of two or three days with
Miss Eliza Tenney.
John A. johnson, the real estate
and insurance man. returned Saturday
night from Lakefield where he spent
couple of weeks hunting.
DR.. and Mrs Henning of Chicago ar
rived Saturday evening, and attended
the funeral of the late Mrs. Spencer
today.
Miss Enid Soaring, who is teaching
at Ivanhoe, returned there yesterday
after attending the teachers conven
ton.
w. S. Farnum went to Minnesota
Lake this morning to spend the day
hunting ducks.
Miss Holland was in the city yes
terday on her way from Seattle, Wash.
to Hanley Falls, MINI. She was thu
guest of Mrs. John Huseby.
G. NJ. Henderson returned yester
day from South Dakota, where he Ii
employed as draughtsman in sur
veying party on the Winnipeg & Gul
road, and left for there again today
He has a good Job and likes his work
Houses are miles apart, and move
ments are made in automobiles, AM
ducks and chickens are plenty. Mrs
Henderson visited NJ. Henderson Will
there, and during her absence from
home some of her property around tn
house was stolen. Mr.. Henderson ha
an idea who took it.
Evan Hughes has returned from
business trip to Montevideo.
Mrs. Thomas Hughes went to Fari
; baut Saturday, and will visit Their
and at Mortified for a few days.
Alderman Gary took trip to 81
Paul this morning.
Mr.. L. A. Ronse has gone to Min
neapolis where she will visit for
few weeks.
Mrs. James Flood and children, VIII
have been visiting friends in the cit
for few days, returned to the
home at st. Paul this morning.
Miss Myrtle Hooper, who teaches
Mortified, and Miss Lillian Nelson
who teaches at Albert Lea, returne
, yesterday to those places, after attend
ing the meeting of the teachers a:
ISOLATION.
County Attorney Plymat attende
the football game at Minneapolis Sal
urdav. His wife accompanied him an
will visit friends in st. Paul for
few days.
Miss Campbell, Miss Rood and Nil
Brazier, teachers in the Alden schoo
who attended the teachers conventio
returned there this morning. aft
attending the convention in this cit
/ Oscar +. Bennett, Ben Bennett, V
!, J. Ledden and Joseph Ruerup left t
day for Bassett, where they will col
struct new camp and be ready II
the deer hunting season, which WI
n open next Sunday. They plan to +
y main tbrouobout the three weeks TIL