The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-05-08
Social and Personal

Lake Sunshine club Thursday after.
noon, May T.
st. Cecilia court No. 449, w. c. O..
f., gave most enjoyable May party
last evening at the A. O. U. W. hall,
that was largely attended. Iamm's
orchestra furnished the music, and re.
freshments were served.
DIR. De Witte Huntoon< of Waterloo.
Iowa. was married last night to Miss
Marlys Esther Kessey. The ceremony
was performed at the residence of
Rev. " Nordgnard. The bride is a
niece of Mrs. Nordgaard. The couple
departed this morning for Chicago.
The Home Missionary society of the
First Baptist Hhurch will meet with
Mrs. Nancy Cain, 76S North Sixth
street Wednesday afternoon at $3.50.
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Rev. Woltrnan and wife of Mime
apolis are visiting Rev. A. +. Winter,
on Spring street Mrs. Woltman is the
widow of the late Ignatius Donnelly.
Rev. Scherf of BalatOn was also
visitor at Rev. Winters home yester-
day.
Rev. Dasler of st. James was in
yesterday and today, the guest of
Rev. Winter.
Miss Rose Walser has been selected
as the young lady to represent Man
kato at the Portland rose festival as
the guest of The Pacific Monthly. The
trip will include a two days stay ON
the Pacific coast at SSaside, Oregon,
an excursion on the Columbia river, as
welt as participation in the carnival
! festivities. and excursions in and
about Portland. All the expense of
maintenance and transportation will
be borne by The Pacific Monthly.
Rev. A. f. Winter went to st. Pc
| ter today where he will attend a con-
| ference of ministers of the German
Lutheran church. He will be absent
three days.
Aid. Bradley went to Duluth this
morning to attend the state convention
of the Modern Woodmen of America
as a delegate. He was accompanied
| by his family.
George w. sugden left today for
Chicago on a business trip.
| c. w. BabcOck was over from Kaso-
Ia yesterday. H..
Mrs. Doran and her sister, Mrs.
Pitcher, of Madison Lake, have re-
| turned from Rochester, where the lat
ter submitted to an operation some
| time ago. H..
Snh, Of Inn NO =
| in the city over night.
c. W. Gillian and wife of Window
were Ia the city today.
r.. H. Burns of st. James visited
in the city last evening. .. D..
Rev. H. Sherlock was over from st.
Clair last evening
Rev. w. l. Moore of Deavan, was
a Mankato visitor today.
| Mrs. +. w. Nash and Mrs. A. r.
Burke of Window were in Mankato
today. ... =
Rueben Foster returned yesterday
from his trip to the Pacific coast.
Rev. G.. S. Perry and wife of Ma
pleton dined in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Krllse. left for
| ST. Paul today on business.
w. f. Young was up from st. Paul
today.
Judge Cray and wife left this after
noon for Tennessee and northern Mis-
! sissippi, to visit the battlefield of
Nashville and other battlefields where
Judge Cray participated in the strife
of the Civil war. They expect to be
gone ten days.
Charles Doran, T. B. Murtau9h.
| Robert Madigan and Patrick McGrath
of Madison Lake were in the city
| today to attend the funeral of
Michael Mahoney.
| Mrs. c. H. Leaman of Minneapolis
was the guest today of Mrs. William
| Standish. t
Mrs. Correll of northern Michigan is
visiting her sster-in law, Mrs. w. X.
Buffham.
| J. H. Farm, the North Mankato
] shoe man, goes to st. Peter tomor-
row to serve on the petit jury.
! Frank Sheehan, bookkeeper for Me-
Laurin & Northrop, ia quite low at
ST. Joseph's hospital with rheumatism.