The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-01-04

c. n. Andrews will leave this evening
for Chicago.
Mrs. Albert Hill of Fairmont and Mrs
w. w. Pease of st. Paul are spending
New Years with their mother, Mrs
Daniel FELTON, of Willard street. Mrs
Hill is accompanied by her son.
Mr.. and Mrs: c. III. Hornberg are Wis
| ting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ii
Heleniak, Pipestone, for few days.
From Wednesdays Daily.
The Sons of Herman held very en-
joyable party Monday afternoon and
evening, for the members and their
families. fa
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Willard followed
their custom of entertaining the for
mer's relatives on New Years eve. The
evening was spent with games and 9th
er amusements, and nice refreshments
were served. The reunion was an enjoy
| able one.
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The dance given last night by the A.
10. U. w. club WAS I Success in every
detail The att ndauce was large and
Everybody enioyes! the dancing and the
excellent music furnished bv Lanlal's Of
! chestra.
This evening, in the parlors of the
Presbyterian church, beginning at eight
O'Clock, the elders and trustees with
their wives will hold reception in hon
or. of w. NJ. Farr. who was closely as
ISOLATED with. both boards for many
years. They very cordially invite all
members of the church and congregation
and any other friends who would be
glad of this opportunity of meeting Mr.
Farr =. ~
| no s.a :
s,Sfrs. Paul Barney entertained this
fafternoon and evening at her residence
ON Clark street in honor OF Harry Bar.
| Ney of Anacortes, Wash, who is Wis
iting in the city.
The Cotillion club held its first cotil-
lion of the season Monday evening, at.
tended by thirty couples. The affair
took place at the Saulpaugh, the dane
ing occurring in the large dining roo.
and the refreshments being, served in
the ladies' ordinary. The decorations
We're elaborate being in red and green
and the, scheme, being CARRIED aout With
poinsettias$ and holly. The ,favor;
We're, very, pretty, and the entire affair
was. most enjoyable. F. e. GrandalI AMI
Miss Alice Williams led the cotillion,
and the favor table was presided over
bg> Mesdames Warwick, Hance. = Hixcn
and Prendergast and Misses Hubbard
and Pag.qoH her refreshments were every
creditable' to- COL: Kent and Steward
Roy. 40 yaA0i = -. be1siqag Chsss
I'm Pros iEgg,-- uG EnnJBrys'
j The o Equitable Fraternal union as
sembly. No. olSl, gave an informal dane
ing party at SCHILLER hail Monday even
ing that waspa merry enjoyable evan.
The jolly Fellows furnished the music
| ;gt raqig5. oiGtysl5 lit vGso,.gso.;2
The electrical workers, Union gave a
masquerade ball at the A. O. u. W. hall
Monday night that was well ATTENDED
and enjoyed by ali present. Prizes were
given to those who were most prettilJ
or comically costumed. Lamm's or
chestra furnished the music
The A. Q. U. w. club gave New
| Years ball last evening at the A. O.
u. w. hall, Lamm's orchestra furnish
ingr the music, and all present having a
| good time.
/ The marriage of Frank Hoehn, a pros
(, porous young farmer who owns the for
mer G. H. Austin place at Madison Lake,
and Miss Kittie Farmer of that place, a
school. teacher, is to<occur Jan. Z. A
three months trip to the Pacific coast
will follow. ,i.
The marriage of Miss Agnes Lydia
Meyer of Good Thunder to Richard Eb.
erhart of Vernon Center took place at
2:30 o'clock this afternoon at the home
of the bride in Good Thunder. The af-
lair was attended by several of the rel
atives and friends of the contracting
parties, including Mrs. w. w. Eberhart
tf this city. The bride is the daughter
of the furniture dealer at Good Thm-
der. while the groom is son of Fl. e,
Eberhart, and brother of DR.. w. w. Eb-
erhart Both are prominent young people
wfo have numerous friends who wish
them well.
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| The Methodist ladies entertained
about 275 people at turkey and chick
en- pie supper last evening. The tables
were nicely decorated and the supper
was enjoyed by all.
I The members of the First Baptis,,
church gave their pastor and his wife.
Rev. and Mrs. E. NJ. Martinson, de.