The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-05-01
From Thursdays Daily.

home of Mrs. Wilcox, 229 Center
street. All the ladies regret that this
was the last meeting of the club
as the gatherings during the season
have been delightful.
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Mankato lodge No. Is, |. o. o. F.,
will celebrate the eighty ninth ami
versary of the founding of the order
Monday night next, in its hall. A ban
quet will be served from six to eight
o'clock. and after short session the
remainder of the evening will be de-
voted to social features. All members
of the lodge and their families and
all visiting members in the city and
their families are invited to attend.
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Cereal chapter No. 2, o. i. s., init
atcd six candidates last evening, and
spent the remainder of the evening in
social way. Dancing and cards were
INDUCED in, and nice refreshments were
served. Mrs. Holden gave recitation,
and Miss Louise Oleson Il piano solo,
both being well rendered,
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Mrs c.. d. Snow very pleasantly en-
tcrtained a party of twenty ladies at
her home on South Broad street yes
terday afternoon in honor of Mrs. A.
B. Moffatt of Michigan. 1t was. a
social afternoon, and tasty refresh
ments were served.
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Miss Agnes Donahue of Minneapolis,
who was formerly a resident of Man
kato, is the guest of Mrs. n. l.. Hurst.
She was bitten by dog eight weeks
ago and took the Pasteur treatment
and is just getting over it.
August Hohmiehel returned last night
to Havre. Mont, where he has posi-
ton in the railway shops. He has been
in Mankato for some time.
Mrs. C.. H. Hornburg Jr. of Min
neapolis arrived last evening to visit
friends.
e. E. Michael went to st. Pam yes
terdav afternoon, returning today.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Heating will
leave May for Hot Springs. Ark,
for couple of weeks stay for the
benefit of the health of the latter.
H.. Slider and wife of GAINESVILLE were
in the city today.
c.. \. Sonnesyn of Buttcrfield was in
Mankato today
H. o. Ritz of Winthrop was in the
city over night.
Mrs. Bettinger leaves tomorrow aft
ernoon for Portland, Oregon.
Mrs William Johnson left yester-
day for London, Ont.
Miss Gales left yesterday for Spring
Valley, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman J. Wagon and
daughter, Florence, and Mrs. +. G.
Hcinze returned last night from Wa
tertown. Wis. where they accompanied
the remains of the late Mrs. c. Czech.
Upon arriving at WATERFOWL the re-
mains were taken to the residence or
Mr.. Kusel, an old friend of the fam
iIv. and the funeral services were
held there Monday and were largely
attended.
Albert II. SLIDER returned last night
from a two days buying trip to the
Twin Cities.
II. r. Stegenan of New Ulm was in
the city over night.
C.. f. Kendall and wife of Nicollet
spent last night in the city. -..:
Samuel Kahn, Belle Plainc mer-
chant, and Chris Albrecht, land man
of the same place. were arrivals in
Mankato this morning. ..
William H.. Glenn of Columbus, Neb.,
is the guest of his sons, Willis and
Elmer Glenn.
f. +. Larson of Kasota was in the
city today. o..
Herbert T. Howe of Winona visited
the city today.
J. H. Whittlesey of Minneapolis was
in the city last evening.
II. \. TIavel. John j. Havel and
Mrs. NJ. V. Havel of Montgomery and
F. J. Havel of Ninot. n. d., spent
last evening in Mankato.
Jacob Lampert of Minneapolis spent
last night in the city.
Dr. J. L. Macbeth was in from st.
Clair last night.
c. w. Swanson and wife of Spokane,
Wash. are visiting in the city.
S. B. Wilson took trip to ST..
James last evening.
p. H. Jordan went to Cleveland and
Montgomery today.
Mrs. w. s. Farnum went to lie
Sueur Center this forenoon to spend
the day with her sister She expects
to move to Faribault about May l.,
to join her husband.
H. L. Leonard took business trip
to st. Paul today.
Roy F. Holmes made a flying trip to
Winmebago today. -
ca III. Burmeister was visitor to
lie SueT Center today
+: y. Day, who is Nelson Weeds
clerk. and Martin Hodapp. who is Ed
Lamn'ss clerk, took the state pharma-
ceutieal examination I'm Minneapolis
yesterday. ra
David Dackins' condition remains I'M
changed. He has not regained con
seriousness since his stroke, and no
hope isr held out for his recovery
Arch. Fletcher has returned. from St.
Paul and taken position with George
E. Brett. in the dress goods depart
meiit. He was formerly with Mr.
Brett for four or five years, but went
to st. Paul year and half ago.
A.C. Rockey returned last night
from I. a trip. to- Hinckley, where he
has copper interests. He bought back
some quartz rich in the ore, and re-
ports that the plant in well equipped
and doing a big business.
Miss Harr. Barbara Mansfield Miss
Olson and Amy Page went to st. Paul