The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-06-12

were invited III TO spend the afternoon
The youngsters played games while
the mammals visited. Dainty and de-
licious refreshments were served which
were enjoyed very much by all. The
little miss received a number of very.
nice gifts. One and all declared her.
to be a pleasant little hostess and
wished her many happy returns of the
day.
In honor of DR.. A. O. Belland's
birthday anniversary, his wife gave
him most ENJOYABLE surprise in the form
of a seven o'clock dinner party at their
Covers were. laid for eight, the guests
being brother physicians. The table
was <beautified with carnations and
roses, and the dinner was served in
six courses. Mrs. William Standish
assisting in serving. The meal was
delightful one, and the occasion
greatly enjoyed.
The young Ladies' society of the Swe
dish Lutheran church will enjoy "a pic
mic supper at Sibley park at six o'clock
this evening. Forty or more of the
members will take the street car out.
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Mrs. III. M. Haleniak came from
Pipestone to be present at the birth
day party of her little niece, Maudie
FELTON,.
Miss Nellie MulIany, who has been
the guest of Mrs. l.. a. FELTON,, de-
parted for her home at Caledonia.
Miss Mulany taught in the public
school at Heron Lake during the past
year.
Eben p Davis, one of Blue Earth
county's old settlers, has taken up mis-
residence for the summer at South
Bend, with his son Will Will Davis,
who has been living at Anita, n. D.,
contracted severe cold, and is threa-
tened with consumption. He is living
in tent and making the fight against
the dread disease according to the Ia
test methods Will is about thirty
three years of age, and his life is full of
promise, and all will wish him success
in his struggle.
J. Fl. Karasatt, deputy auditor and
chief of the lie Sueur Center fire
department, is attending the Firemen's
convention and calling on friends in
the city.
Mrs. w. S. Emery departed today
for Piermont, n. H., where she Will
visit her parents. She is accompanied
+ by the baby.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Anderson and
Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ. Anderson and SON
Elmer went to lie Sueur today to
attend the wedding of r.. A. Ahder
son of this city. He will be married
to Miss Edith Baumann.
Rev. n. NB. Foot of Eagle Lake
was in the city today.
Eugene T. Dieudonne of GAINESVILLE
was in Mankato today.
V. j. Grenier of Mapleton spent
yesterday and today in Mankato.
Division Superintendent Charles r.
Banks and Z. L. Sudheimer of Red
wing, of the Great Western road, were
in Mankato over night.
f. p. Starr of New Ulm was a visi-
tor to the city last evening.
H. +. Dickinson of Tracy spent last
evening in the city.
Depot Agent j. n Huseby of Good
Tnundcr took in the firemen's CON
vention last evening.
Henry Gerlach anfs son and F. H..
Griffin were among the Good Thunder
people who were on Mankato's streets
yesterday afternoon.
w. r. Hammett and family re-
turned last night from Lake Washing
ton, where they had been since Satur
day Mr.. Hammett built porch in
front of his cottage, and he and George
Atchison have erected a barn together
E. III. Carwall, surveyor of Bemidji
is attending the state firmen's conven
ton.
G. Kittilson, deputy register of deeds
! and Sever Bang of Ada, are in Man
kato as delegates to the firemen's
convention from Ada.
Window Citizen: Misses Hattie Per-
ry and Mildred Thomas of Mankato
have, been visiting at the home of
their uncle. f. F. Perry.
w. A. Funk had legal business in
Minneapolis Yesterday.
Dr. j. S. Young went to New Ulm
today to give the address at the high
school graduating exercises this even
ing and present the diplomas.
H. F. Moore and w. II. Odell of
Hopkins are attending the firehen's
convention as delegates. While in the
city they are guests of their relatives
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Girvin. Mrs.
Moore and daughter Margaret who
nave been visiting here for the last
ten days will return home with
them this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Pierson 60 to
Minneapolis tomorrow to visit their
daughter, Mrs. frankie Jefferson for
week or ten days.
Thomas Hodson and George Parrot
have gone to Minneapolis to attend the
G. A. r., state encampment.
L. S. Wilcox 3l3 Center sctreet,
is packing his goods preparatory to
moving bis famil yto Kasota, where
he has just completed fine residence.
Mrs. II. Froelich of Pine City, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Grout, corner Fourth and
jackson street.
Alex Horstad. st. Paul fireman