The Mankato free press., 1907-11-22
Social and Personal

prize a hair brush and comb, by I.
y. Griffith, and the gents consola
tion prize, a fancy cushion cover, by
w. +. Nettleton.
"Puss in Boots" will be the at
traction at Mankato Theatre tomorrow
evening This entertainment will be
given under the auspices of the ladies
of the Episcopal church. Ii promises
to be a very nice affair and should
attract a large audience.
The Foreign Missionary society of
the Baptist church will met with
Mrs. Nillisford, Ala Warren street.
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30. Subject
for study will be Burmah. The leader
will be Mrs. Glenn.
Mr.. Dere Bixby of Garden City and
Miss Laura Tessler of Blue Earth
were married lnls afternoon at the
home of Rev. w. S. Emery, pastor of
the Belgrade Avenue Methodist church.
They were attended by Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson of Garden City. The
couple will reside in Garden City.
They are both well and favorably
known.
Mankato Lodge No. ID, I. o. o. F.,
held roll call last evening. About
eighty members answered to their
names in person, and letters were re-
ceived from members who are scat
tered all over the country from New
York to California. Officers were NOM
mated prior to the election next Mon
day evening. A toothsome spread was
served, and everybody had good
time.
H. Klucos of Blue Earth was in
the city today.
J. r. w. Sergeant and family left
yesterday for their home in Chicago
after a visit in this city.
Mr. Wheatland left yesterday after
noon for Chicago.
Mrs. Ewing of Detroit, Mich, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
J. j. Gill.
JULIUS Reinsburg was in from Madi-
son Lake yesterday to attend the
trial of Sam Spradling.
Francis, David, William NJ. and En-
met Carey of Mapleton were in Man
} kato today on business in the district
court.
f Fayette Heckse and A. f. Greig O.
Mapleton were in Mankato over night
H. /. Phorst and wife of jackson
S were in Mankato today.
+. E. Stivers of st. Paul, repre-
= senting the American School of Law
n of Chicago, publishers of the Ameri
n can Law School Course, is spending
: few days in the city, in starting
a class.
1 Edward C. Farmer of Madelia was
in Mankato today.
H. R. Grignon of st. Paul was
in Mankato over night.
d John Stevens left yesterday for
n Alabama to spend portion of th'
n winter upon his plantation.
S Mrs. Ferd Sannwold, Miss Mari;
g Edeer, M. Casper, Mrs. w. H. Wen
mann and Miss Anna Wenmann o
S New Ulm were arrivals in the cit,
J. last evening.
+ Charles Partridge of Wyoming wa
in the city over night on his way t.
y Owatonna, being the guest of his niece
: Mrs. c. o. Daley.
Thomas Hughes left yesterday morn
: ing for Hayward, Wis, on an impor
a tant suit, and is expected home to
night.
Henry J. Hughes of Cambria cam
: to the city yesterday and remained
over until today.
q Fred Force has gone to Fergus Fall
: to serve on the petit jury at the tern
of the federal court that began today
Miss Bertha Hunt went to LAX
Crystal today, where she will be th
guest of Mrs. S. L. Sherwin at Clar
n kona Place.
: A. =. Gran left this afternoon fo
Washington, ID. c., to attend the in
ternational convention of the Y. M
e C.. A. He will be gone about tel
u days.
:. Harry NJ. Allen, who went from
Mankato to Kalispell, Mont, ha!
Il moved from there to kellogg, Idaho
: where he has accepted the manage
ment of drug store. Kellogg is {
mining camp in the Couer d. Alene
region, and is mile and half from
Wardner.
Lawrence Seefeld left yesterday fol
North Yakima, Wash.
,, A. F. Buell. and lady left yester
day for Detroit, Mich.
= George w. Sugden took trip tt
: the Twin Cities this morning.
!, A. NJ Stein was passenger to tn,
:. Twin Cities this morning.
Avon Whited, day clerk at the Saul
paugh, is enjoying few days vaca
ton, hunting
Aid. Gary and party of foul
left this noon for Texas on a lan6
excursion.