The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-06-21
Social and Personal

/ heIouS ShtS, 'ohsiStiliS vi SILVER "ai''
cut glass, linen, hand painted china and
water-coor pictures.
The brides are well known to our
readers, having spent most of their
lives i'm this city. Both are teachers OF
merit Miss Lillian having been mem
Der of the local faculty for four years
during which time she has won the ad-
miratiOn of her pupils and the confidence
and esteem of many parents who were
patrons of the Pleasant Grove school.
Miss Grace has taught at Truman
Brainerd and Vernon Center and is uni
versally loved and admired for her many
charming qualities.
| Mr.. King is editor of The Jackson
County Pilot and is well known in Man
kato, having been a frequent visitor to
this city for several years past.
| Mr.. Hayes, though a stranger to our
people, has won the regard of all who
have been privileged to meet him. His
straightforward, gentlemanly manner
make him favorite in any circle.
Mr.. and Mrs. King will reside in Jack
son, where they will be at home after
July Is.
MIR. and Mrs. Hayes will make their
home in Minneapolis, where Mr.. Hayes
is engaged in business and they Will 50
to housekeeping at once.
The best wishes of a large circle OF
! friends and acquaintance 60 with these
Young ladies to their new homes.
| Al. Barr of Winona was a visitor in
the city last evening.
Mrs. j. A., Nelson and son, John, re-
turned from a fortnight's visit to Rush
t! ford this week.
| Mrs. Mood of North Mankato left for
/ West Superior, where she will visit rel
| atives for a few weeks. '.,
| Miss Murphy of Sleepy Eye is the
| guest of Mrs. Grimes in North Manka-
/; to this week. J4
Mrs. B. d. Smith and children and her
mother, Mrs. Ayres, left today for Hay
| ward, Wis, to enjoy amounting OF week
or ten days. Mr.. Smith will follow to-
morrow. '"'4 t@h t@
D.. Donahue of North Mankato, who
was injured in a runaway last week,
was quite badly hurt, but is doing
nicely.
w. III. Jarmuth of Fairmont was in
Mankato today, in the interest of the
Chautauqua, which will be held there
June 30 to July I.
| p. Mex Sharp and wife of Mime
bago were in Mankato today seeing the
sights. The former is secretary OF the
! Blue Earth Telephone association.
Editor J. l.. King of The jackson
/, Pilot was in the city, over night.
iT'H. C6B6de, teacher in the Luther
school atlIINillo#o Creek, wasldn the city
TODAY a short time while enrealte to- st.
Paul Where the Luther synod meets on
, the l9thUs}!' = ta-ap1U MGla IL 80,
Miss Mary Weed went to Buffalo,
MINI! Monday, and may also visit in
| Duluth before returning 1I0 PIE T.
miss Zilla Ryan of Smiths Mill ar
| rived at noon today to visitDMissf Helen
Weed for few days. pssu sGeDg-
! H. L. Pomadt is spending the week in
the city. His family has been spend
ing couple of. weeks herefand will RET
main couple of Aweeks longer, visiting
Mrs. tPomadt's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F..
G. 'Heinze.!1a. I'd I2#a IIso tlsi, ~
w. S. Fiske, Miss K.eiL. lFiske i and
Mrs. j. mills of Marshall were in the
city today 40 @FFsl snuoq HeG.a 90
| #. w. Walket,iwife mdu daughter of
Steubenville, Ohio,l were visitors in Man
kate overnight ISL 10 ego ;gIRGel
| Mrs. E. S. Ralphtof Fender, Neb., is
visiting in the city.
! Misses Laura German and Alma Pc
! IS Mank1tO
,, last evening.
G. L. A. Thompson, travelling passen-
ger agent of the Pennsylvania line, Mr..
Gray, travelling passenger agent OF the
Illinois Central, both of st. Paul, and
Mr. Phelps, of Dubuque, Iowa, district
passenger agent of the Illinois Central
road, were in Mankato today.
Ross L. Fenny left last night for St.
Anthony Idaho. -. Hsoh'.; .sls
Peter Lloyd took trip to Lake
Crystal today. y -
j. E. Haycraft of Madelia paid the
city visit today. AuI@
Thomas Hughes was aipassenger to
| st. Paul this morning.
Mrs. John Weber of Lakefeh and
Miss Atoinette Brown of !. Minneapo-
lis are visiting the Misses Sherin at
1874 South Front street.
Mrs. w. w. Jewell of Pine Island. is
visiting in the city.
E. J. Wolven and wife OF Worthing-
! ton were in Mankato last evening.
| NJ. W. Smith of Heron Lake was a
| Mankato visitor last evening.
w. F. Setter and M. p. Montgomery
of Tracy paid Mankato visit last even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Salsbery of Amboy
were in the city over night.
j. d. Kennedy left last night for SIX
weeks business trip to Denver, Col.
c. E. Ham left yesterday for Texas
to look after land interests.
| DR.. w. w. Eberhart left yesterday Tor
Amarillo, Texas.
Miss Eliza c. knott of Mankato and
Miss Nellie Burns of Mapleton have
been elected teachers in the Lamberton
schools.
Miss Bertelle, who has been visiting
with the family of her brother, w. E.
Barker, left for her home at Slayton to-
day. She was on her way home from
Manchester.
| Miss Augusta Wass and Hjalmar
Ekerholm, arrived from the cities Mon
day afternoon, where they spent few
days visiting friends and relatives.
| Miss Hulda Mass roturupd from Seat