The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-03-01

| here Monday morning and remained UNI
til Tuesday, when they departed fol
Amery, Mississippi, where they will To-
cate and make their home in the future
| lie Sueur Center Democrat.
The Wednesday Club gave Miss May
me Hines surprise party last Monday
evening After spending the evening
| with 500 a chatting dish lunch was serv-
| ed The occasion was to celebrate Miss
Hines birthday anniversary and all
| wished she had a birthday every day to
| celebrate.-Wells Advocate.
The cheerful counlenance of Harry
Thompson beamed on his Vernon friends
on Monday. Everybody regrets that he
decided to leave his farm here and 90
to Mankato. We wish he was back
among us again.-Nernon Center News
Sheriff Donahue of Mankato was a
! business visitor i'll Vernon last Monday
He was posting notices for chattel mort
gage sale of the property of Mrs. Min
ME Carpenter, in Laks Crystal on March
| 2nd.-NernOn Center News.
| Mr. and Mrs. L. l.. Tobie left Albert
| Lea Wednesday night for Chicago to
remain a short time while the former
who has been attending school in this
city has gone home with the measles.
Father Hughes of Mankato held SER
vices at the Catholic church at Wells
last Sunday.
Miss Jessie Kelley returned to Manka
to Monday evening after a visit at home
,, from Friday. She is attending the com
mercial college there.-Wells Advocate.
Miss Anna Mclaughlin of Waterville,
who is well known to many Mankato
people, is on the sick list.
Jos. Terkurne and Fred Scarboscewski
will spend Sunday at their home in
Easton.
Mrs. Alice Z. Burke came down from
Mankato last Friday night and remain
ed until next day. She will remain in
Mankato for few weeks to look after
her brothers, Charles Andrews, home
while he and his wife are visiting in
California.-Wells Advocate.
Robert Andrews has returned to his
home i'll Wells. after spending ten days
with his son in this city.
J. Henry Cross arrived from Redwing
Oh the midnight train, Wednesday,. In
anticipation of his coming, the latch
string at his fathers house was left out.
He came principally on business.-Am-
boy Herald.
We understand that W. j. Merchant
of Mankato 1.-The Colorado land man,
went out to Hugo, Col. Tuesday with
about thirty prospective land buyers,
most of them from South Dakota.-Am-
boy Herald.
H. W. Buschs of Wells was in the city
yesterday.
Superintendent and Mrs. Barnes of
Wells are visiting among friends in the
city.
Friday from Mankato where she had
been attending the Normal.-Lakefield
Standard.
Miss Eda Holt of Delavan is visiting
in the city.
Miss Jean Stevens of Wells is visiting
General and Mrs. j. II. Baker.
General j. II. Baker has returned
from short business trip to Mime
apolis.
Miss Moses of Wells is visiting Miss
Mabel Wood for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Craig of Tracy
are visiting friends in the city.
= +. Bouquet of st. Paul, well known
travelling man, was in the city today.
II. ID. Sackett of GAINESVILLE. well
known resident, visited the city yes
terday afternoon.
Attorney John Moonan of Waseca Wis
tied the city yesterday afternoon.
Editor j. A. Henry of The GAINESVILLE
Argus was among the out of town visi-
tors in the city yesterday afternoon.
Attorney c. r. Fowler of Minneapo-
lis was in Mankato today.
Miss Rose Rabe and Mrs. Elmer
Henderson were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. C. Rabe on the Sabbath Nicollet
Leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. ID. Fritz and Miss
Myrtle Hooper will go to st. Peter this
evening to attend the Ellen Beach
Yaw Concert.
Mrs. G.. X. Mayer returned yesterday
from weeks visit with friends i'll
Blue Earth
Hugh Ritcilie of Cannon Falls. who
has been visiting his sister and other
students at the normal school. for
several days. returned to Minneapolis
today on his way home.
J. A. Pearson of Wcstbrook. G. L.
Nororen of Sherburn. r. c. klllmer OF
Mortified. and +. Corliss of st. James
were guests in the city last night.
W. A. Weld and wife of Lake Crys-
tai paid the city a visit last night.
Rev. John Bvrne of Tracy was in the
city over night.
?. J. Kelly of Minneapolis was IN
Mankato today.
Z. w. Bayley. NJ. D., of Sleepy Eye
visited i'll the city over night.
\. R. Bomboy of Fairmont was an
arrival in the city this morning.
S. B. Wilson went to Lake Crystal
this morning.
Lieutenant Governor Eberhart went
to Minneapolis this forenoon, expecting
to return tonight.
II. W. Nolk was a passenger to the
twin cities this forenoon.
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