The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-03-22
whence they win sail for England, as
heretofore announced by The Free Press.

| the home OF Mrs. n. u. Tuleen, $40
South Fifth street. Remember to bring
your Lenten offering for the Telugu
mission at India.
The Sunshine club will be enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. W. r. Ham
NETT tomorrow Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Atchison, Mrs. G. r. Bradley and
Mrs. DIR. Girvin will assist in entertain
ing. All are cordially invited.
::
The members of Minneopa Rebekah
lodge surprised Mrs. Thomas Davidson
yesterday afternoon at her home on
Walnut street Refreshments were serv-
ed and all had a pleasant time The
attendance was large.
| Miss Mary Downie, who has been
spending a few days at her home in
Fairmont, has returned to Mankato and
is now attending the state normal
school.
| C. J. Rath and C. F. Ramspott of
Alden are in the city today.
| The Misses Emma Ferguson, Fannie
Hinricks and Amy Darling, students at
the state normal school, have returned
from Worthington, where they spent a
short vacation with their parents.
| Mrs. f. A. Dibble of Cannon Falls
came here to see her daughter, Jennie,
who is ill with the rheumatism. Miss
Dibble is student in one of the
schools.
| Miss AleXa Garvin has returned from
lie Sueur Center, where she spent her
spring vacation.
Mrs. Aaron Kendall, who has been
| visiting Mankato friends, has returned
to his home in kasota.
| Miss Agnes Peterson has returned
from Golden Gate, where she spent a
short vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. C. Peterson.
Miss Libbie Frances has returned
from Vernon Center, where she spent a
week at home.
Miss Jennie Citizens, who went to Lu-
verne to spend a week, has returned
to Mankato and will resume her studies
at the normal school.
| Miss Edna Bottomley has returned
from her home at Worthington, where
she spent her spring vacation.
Mrs. Paul Barney has returned from
visit at Mapleton.
Miss Edna Mcconnell has returned
| from lie Sueur, where she spent week
at home.
Miss Barbara Mansfield of this city
is now teaching in the Lakefield public
schools in the place of Miss Pringe,
who has been eXcu sdeOftesrhrt asyf
who has been excused for the rest of
the term.
Miss Scott and Miss Sharpe have re-
turned from their homes at Falrmont
and have resumed their studies at the
normal school.
Miss Nettie Van Aernam has returned
from pleasant weeks visit at her
home at Amboy.
Mrs. @. w. Schmitt and son, Harold,
returned last night from Rochester,
where they went to visit Miss Josie
Manderfeld, who was operated upon not
long ago.
J. A. Pestka came over from James
vile last night to visit with his Man
kato friends for few days.
DR.. John Williams of Lake Crystal
is in the city today.
L. Blum has returned from a ten
days trip to Chicago, where he pur-
chased large stock of fall and winter
goods.
Misses Annie Vixen and, Marie LIN
scheid of st. James visited the city TO-
day.
Miss Mabel johnson of Albert Lea
was in Mankato yesterday afternoon
FL. McLauren has returned from his
trim to Texas and Hot Springs, Ark.
George Pickard was taken to lmman-
uel hospital this morning suffering from
| pneumonia He has been employed by
IT. r. Kurth in handling horses, ana
| returned last night from Omaha suffer-
| ;orr frop, tho disease
J. O. Peterson of Walnut Grove was
in the city over night.
| Fl. Lavisson of Lake Benton was IN
Mankato last evening.
| Charles c. Foote and Mrs. D. =.
Roote of Spirit Lake, Iowa, visited III
the city today.
+. O'Brien of Winona, assistant divis-
ion superintendent on the Chicago
Northwestern road, was i'll Mankato
over night.
C. f. Becker and son of Sioux Falls,
S. d., were arrivals in the city last
night.
Owatonna Chronicle: Rudolph Bar
tosch, who was called to this city by the
death of his sister, Mrs. |. S. Gillett,
returned Monday afternoon to Mankato
| where he is attending business college.