The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-12-27
Prom Saturdays Daily.

where she is attending Smith college
and will spend the holidays at home.
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Prom Saturdays Daily.
The dancing party given last night
at the Toland Business university
was a great success, well attended and
enjoyed. Lamm's orchestra furnished
the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. j. Lee depart to-
night for Miller S. d., where they will
spend Christmas with friends.
| c. o. Daley took business trip
to LeSueur Center today.
| Aid. Schroeder is able to be out
again after his confinement at home
for ten days with illness.
NJ. b. Haynes and wife leave Mon
day for River Falls, Wis, to spend
Christmas. They will be gone three
days.
Miss Mary Larson, proof reader OF
The Free Press, goes to her home
at Tracy tomorrow to enjoy a
two weeks vacation.
Mrs. S. s. Wells and daughter of
WATERFOWL, S. d., arrived last night
to spend the holidays with the for
mers mother, Mrs James Field.
Jackson Republic; The firm of Ma
tuska & Skalicky has secured, as tim
Iner, the services of Louis DeVaux OF
Mankato, Mimi, who has had twenty
years experience and can master his
trade down to fine point.
Miss Lillian Hughes is home from
Carleton college to spend the holidays
with her parents, Judge and Mrs. w.
+. Hughes.
Misses Margaret Cooper, Lillian
Hughes, Alice Perrin and Miss Ste
wart and Burton Hughes and Frank
Morse have returned from Carleton
college for the holiday vacation.
Mrs. G. r. Bradley and daughter,
Miss Ruth, went to Minneapolis this
morning to spend the day.
Miss Zillah Salisbury, who is teach
ing at Blue Earth, is home for the
holiday vacation.
F. w. Stevens, wife and boys of
Sanborn were in Mankato yesterday
afternoon.
Attorney c. X. Fowler of Alinnea-
pOIIs Hdu OuSllltSS III IhdHhdto toudS
Miss Hilda Reinhart of Mitchell, S.
d., were in the city over night.
Misses Carrie Allen and Arloune
Loveless of Minneapolis. sister and
niece of Mrs. c. II. Saulpaugh, were
her guests today.
l.. j. Peterson of st. Peter was in
the city over night.
Mrs. NJ. Carroll of Waseca visited III
the city today.
B. Charpenning and daughter of
Winona visited in Mankato today.
Z. Z. Michael took a business trip
| to Mountain Lake today.
County Attorney Walter A. Plymat
leaves tomorrow for Brainerd, where
he has civil case to be tried in the
district court.
Miss Minnie Woolam arrived this
morning from Los Angeles, Cal, where
he has been visiting. and later in the
day went TO Pettis, her home.
A. j. Busch returned last night from
Redwing, where he visited his brother,
Fred Busch, who is sick and is
not expected to recover. Fred Busch
was formerly resident of Mankato,
and was engaged in the banking bust
ness.
Mrs. l.. w. Prendergast and children
have arrived from lie Sueur Center
to spend the holidays with the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. a. r..
Pfau.
Miss Caroline 4. Fullerton, principal
of the high school, will spend her vaca
ton in Minneapolis.
Miss Helen V. Cutler of the high
school went to Redwing today for
the holidays.
Lou S. Headly, a high school teacher,
went to his home at Winnebago this
morning for the holidays.
A. J. Stakman member of the
high school faculty left today for
Minneapolis, and from there will 90
to his home at Brownton for the holt
days.
f. J. Gazink, of the high school
faculty. will spend his holiday vaca
tion at home at Hayward. Wis
c. W. Angler, manual training teach
er at the high school, leaves for
Duluth tomorrow morning, and af
ter spending a couple of days there
will go to his home at Richfeld,
MIMI. 10 spend the mondays at MS
home. He as well as all of the other
members of the faculty. and most
of the grade teachers, will attend the
annual meeting of the Minnesota state
Educational association at St. Paul
week after next.
Mrs. Mary Harrington Schwartz left
yesterday afternoon for her home at
Kirksville, No., to spend the holidays.
She is manual training teacher at the
normal.
Miss Fink of the normal faculty left
today for Milwaukee to spend the
holidays at her home
Miss Davis left this morning for
Kaopi, Mimi. for the holidays. She
is member of the faculty of the
normal school.
Miss Woodberry of the normal fac.
ulty has gone to Anoka to spend
the holidays.
Miss Reynolds normal teacher, will
spend the holiday vacation with
friends in Minneapolis.
Miss Agnes Glotzbach will spend
Christmas with her brother, Senator
Glotzbach and family in Faribault.
Mrs, A. o. Eberhart was pas