The Mankato free press., 1907-02-22
From MondaY's Daily.

rooms were taStefullv decorated, the col
or scheme being red and white. Numer-
Gus games We're played and enjoyed by all
Mr.. Wallie Anderson won the head prize
i'm hunt for hearts, and Miss Lillian
Anderson, the foot prize. Nice refresh
ments were served, and all left having
had very pleasant time.
Judge Fremont s. Brown and Mrs.
Flora \. Hartigan were married Feb
ruary =. at Tracy, Rev. W. ID. otires
officiating, says the Trumpet -Republl-
can. They took the saturday afternoon
train east, but their destination or when
they will return deponent knoweth not.
The worthy people have resided in
Tracy so lono-more than p years
are so well and favorably known i'll this
community. that it would be invidious
for us To even attempt to Introduce
them TO our readers. We join with
their numerous friends here and else
where in wishing them Joy abundant and
il long and happy life.
A. X. Pfau Jr spent Friday and Sat
urday in Minneapolis.
y. Ii. Ilau Nr. Is dIteiiuillS W DuSi'
ness again, having completely recovered
from his attack of the grip.
G. r. Bradley spent yesterday in Min
neapOls.
f. O. Nelson of Minneapolis, repre-
senting Gran9elhoff Bros, was i'll Man
kato on business for his firm.
Marshall Veal of Elysian was i'll Man
kato short time yesterday on his re-
turn from st. Peter, where he took Il
former saloon keeper named Smith.
who was adjudged insane after hear
inc at lie Sueur Center. Smith was
supposed to be worth from $4,000 to
$4,000. but unexpectedly failed short
time ago and had debts aggregatin@
Sl.S00.
II. L. Chafree of Elysian was in the
city today.
NJ. j. Tully of New Ulm paid the city
visit today.
Mrs. Reedfield took a trip to Chicago
Yesterday.
j. J. Ladue was Il passenger for Chi
ca today.
Judge W. \. Plymat visited the Sol
diers' Home ut Minnehaha yesterday,
and is enthusiastic over the beauty
of the spot and the manner in which
it is kept up. -.
S. b. Wilson made business trip
to Vernon Center today.
}. Henry Long came back from
Brainerd yesterday to spend couple
of days. He will probably make his
permanent home in the northern part
of the state, as he has a good posi-
tion as attorney for Il Duluth lumber
company, but while he may close his
law office in this city he will continue
to make his home here His wife is
now with him at Brainerd, although
visiting during his absence with her
daughter at Glencoe.
Herman Hirsch of Albert Lea was
a guest at the home of II. Szamet yes
terday. His wife is making Il two
weeks visit with Mrs. Szamet.
A. McPhai of New York, business
manager of the Royal Chef company
which appears at the theatre Feb %,
was in Mankato today consulting Man
ager Griebel.
The Misses Anna and Ida Johnson OF
Wells left for Chicago Saturday.
Mrs B. c. Parmelee returned after an
eight weeks visit with her daughter
Mrs C. w. Dunkelburger at Clinton
Iowa, and with relatives and friends at
La Crosse, WinOna and Waseca.
Mrs. j. p. Phelps of Paris, France
and Mrs. W. w. Pease of st. Paul are
in the city on Il visit.
The Girard Stock company that play
ed at the Mankato Theatre two weeks
ago and Fairmont last week, were quar-.
tered in the city last night. They arc
Ell route to Faribault, where they will
open tonight for one week.
II. Fl. Clemens and III. Stecker OF
Madison Lake are in the city on Il bust
ness trip.
John B. Carey of Mapleton is bust
ness visitor in the city today.
Miss Claribal Matteson of Kasota is
visiting friends in the city today.
S. S. George of Morgan is in the city
on business trip.
E. Harvey and wife of Albert Lea
are visiting in the city.
Arthur Meyer has returned from a
trip to New York, Boston, Montreal
Quebec and Washington, ID. c.
Mrs. c. r. Taylor and Mrs. H. J
Wagon left for Minneapolis this morn
ing to attend the Degree of Honor
grand lodge meeting.
Attorney S. b.. Wilson has returned
from a trip to st. Paul.
c. J. Macbeth has returned from 8
trip to the northern, part of Minnesota
G. G. Philips spent Saturday in Min
neapolis.
Senator S. d. Works came up from
st. Paul Saturday to spend Sunday
with his family.
S. B. Wilson has returned from tril
to the twin cities.
p. S. Thomas came home Saturday tt
spend Sunday with his family
Miss Anna Miller has returned from
Mapleton, where she visited her parents
for few days.
f. E. Jones has returned from a two
days trip to Amboy.
w. Z. Young came up from st. Pau
to spend day OF two with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Riley of Soutl
Fifth street are entertaining their son
George E. Riley of Two Harbors, Minn.
conductor on the Iron Range railroad
r.. NJ. Griffen of Howard, S. d.. call
ed on friends in the city yesterday.
S. f. Keman of Clark S. d., visiteC
with Mankato friends over Sunday.
Conductor j. r. Zickrick of Winonf
spent Sunday with old friends in tht