The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-05-24
From SATURDAYS Daily.

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From SATURDAYS Daily
The Junior class of the high schoo
has issued neat invitation to the mem
hers of the school board to attend thel
ball next week Thursday evening. L
reads as follows:
THE Juniors, one and ALL
Will Give Il splendid ball
Upon a Thursday night up in the high.
Things to eat, games to play,
Fun. romance, rOndelay
VIII be most abundantly supplied.
That the school board will attend
And by their presence lend
Needful atmosphere. culture and attire
Is requested, nay demanded.
Chaperons to be commanded
Is what we most earnestly desire.
At st. Peter and st. Paul's church
on May IA, William Sippel of Easton
and Mrs. Catherine Kelley of MankatC
were married Their many friends OF
Mankato and Easton and vicinity eX
tend congratulations and wish them q
happy and prosperous future. Joseph
/ Terhurne of Easton was best man and
Miss Sophia Hartman of Mankato was
brides maid Mr.. and Mrs. Sippel will
90 to Easton some time next week
and will 90 to housekeeping in the Sip
| pei residence at Easton.
The Wednesday Evening club held its
| last meeting for the season last even
! ing. A banquet was served at the
Heinrich. the losing side i'll the winters
! card games paying for it. The yellows
were the victorious side and the reds
the losers. The full club membership,
/ eight couples. was present. and after
the banquet they went to Mr.. and Mrs.
&c. +. Ford's residence, where the re-
. mainder of the evening was spent in
playing 800" The entire affair was
very pleasant.
At the first meeting of the year the
club divided into two sides, one called
the yellows and the other reds, but so
arranged that the wives and husbands
were in opposite sides, so the expense of
the banquet fell equally upon each
couple.
Mrs. Arthur Schaub delightfully."- enter
tanned the Priscilla club at her home on
Clark street yesterday afternoon. An in
terestng guessing game was played and
Mrs. George AtchisOn won the honors.
n very pleasant afternoon was spent.
after which an elegant six o'clock dinner
was served
The Dramatic club of the state nor
mai has issued invitations to hear Henry
Lawrence SOuthwick, dean of Emerson
College of Oratory, Boston. in an in
depreciation lecture on Hamlet" at
2:30 O'Clock. and recitation of Sher-
idan's "The Rivals" at s p. M, Friday,
May "A, at normal hall.
The dance at the pavilion at Mime
Opa Falls last night was largely attend
ed. and a very pleasant time was had.
Lamm's orchestra furnished the music.
H. |. Howe. wife and children return
ed today to their home in Winona. They
were accompanied by Miss Laura Potter,
who is now residing there.
$. A. Swanson returned to his home
at ST. James today. He has not fully
decided what business to engage in when
he builds on the property that he has
Just bought between Mention & Smiths
and Lamm & Hohmann's buildings.
George w. Somerville of Sleepy Eye.
Senator Frank Claoue and A. H. Ener
son of LambertOn were in Mankato to-
day. attending the first meeting of cred
itors of Doster & Fritsche.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Hart are home
from st. Paul.
Dr. C.. J. Holman and wife went to
the twin cities last night, to remain
over Sunday.
Charles Scoville returned yesterday
from his visit to Indianapolis, after an