The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-05-15
MANKATO FREE PRESS

| Hodapp was teacher in our schools
| last year and is a most estimabe
young lady, a person of refinement
| with whom it is pleasure to con-
verse.
!. Sherburn Advance: Theodore Llnd
| who has been working at the Bor-
| chardt & Miller incubator factory in
Mankato, has been in Sherburn visit
| ing home folks. Teddy has secured a
position aas timer in q hardware store
| in Welcome for the summer, as the
| factory closes down during that time
Mapleton Enterprise: Martin Selling
erman spent Sunday in Mankato visit
! ing his mother. who has not enjoyed
the best of health the past winter.
| Mrs. Schlingerman is one of the few
remaining pioneer citizens of Man
kato, locating in that city in very
early day.
S. B. Wilson took trip to Lake
| Crystal today.
City Engineer J. R. Thompson of
Bookings, S. d., is at Good Thunder,
having been called there by the death
of Mrs. Lysander Cook.
Attorney Miles Porter and wife have
leased the residence at pol Locke
street and have moved from Lamber-
ton and are nicely settled. Mr. Por-
| ter's law office is in the Odd Fellows
block, and he has commenced the ac-
tive practice of his profession in Man
katO
Charles Burnett of Belgrade is NOV
ing his family to Mankato. They
will reside at Alp North Second street
| i'm the house that his daughter recent
| " purchased of Louis orlando.
T. c. Collins and wife and R. d.
Collins of Window were in Man
kato today.
A. w. Lonnsberry of Cedar Ra-
pids, Iowa, is in the city on bust
ness.
F. A. Summers and wife of Duluth
are visiting Me Weis and family. Mr.
Summers will remain over Sunday, but
his wife will remain month. Mrs.
Summers is a daughter of Mr. Weis
From SATURDAYS Dailv.
Mr.. George A. Peterson and Miss
Carrie A. Thurston were married at
eight o'clock this moning. Rev. n. P.
Tuleen, pastor of the Swedish Luth-
eran church, officiated The couple
were attended by Mr. Roy Thurston
and Miss Jessie Johnson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Peterson, will reside on a farm
in hudson. They are popular young
folks in that town.
New Ulm Journal: Upon the eve
of their departure for North Mankato,
where they will reside in the future,
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin He'd of Nicollet,
were royalty entertained by their
many friends in that village. Mr.. He'd
has received the appointment of state
dairy inspector, vacated by j. c. Joslin.
1t will be remembered that Mr. He'd
secured the title of champion butter
maker of Minnesota last year, through
having the highest average during the
contests inaugurated by the state
dairy and food department.
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Miss Lulu Goodrich, Miss Rose Rabe
the G. n. o. club last evening at the
home of Miss Goodrich 500 Fifth street.
After a short business meeting of the
club parcel shower was given Miss
Mabel Moore, whose marriage to J. w.
Maloney of Butte. Montana, will oc-
cur next month. The decorations were
in pink and white and lastly and
daintily arranged Miss Moore was the
recipient of many valuable and use
full presents, which had been placed
at the top of a ladder which Miss
Moore was compelled to ascend. The
ladder was decorated with evergreens
and pink ribbons. and the baskets con-
tanning the gifts We're neatly tied.
Refreshments were served to the TWEEN
tyseven guests present. All had a de-
lightful time.
Mrs. H. f. Carney gave "baby"
party this afternoon from 3 to 6
o'clock in honor of baby Leaman, of
Minneapolis who is two years old: The
little tots had pleasant time.
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The Junior class reception to the
senior class at the high school last
night was most enjoyable affair.
The rooms were beautifully decorated,
and an orchestra furnished music. A
program of fun and merriment was
carried out grand march preceded a
delicious three course banquet, and the
latter part of the evening was given
over to dancing. Over hundred were
present.
Lack of space prevents as extended
an account of this pretty affair as it
deserves.
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s. Balzer of Mountain Lake was in
MankatO last evening.
Editor H. C. Hotaling of Mapleton
was in Mankato over night.
H. S. Jaynes Of. the Omaha road was
in Mankato today.
Mrs. w. d. Morris and Fannie A.
Morris Of WATERFOWL, S. D., were
arrivals in Mankato this morning.
Robert H. Purvis returned at noon
yesterday from Crookston, where he
spent several days at the branch of
fee of his land company.
w. A. White went to Lewiston to-
day to enjoy a two weeks vacation
with his parents.
Fred Kranke and wife of Hartford,
Conn.,, are in the city visiting the
parents of Mr.. Kranke. Fred Kranke
is brother of Herman Kranke. This
is his first visit to Mankato in TWEEN
ty-two years.
DIR. w. w. Brown and H. Fl. Flow
ers were arrivals in the city this