The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-07-17
Friday, July II, 1908
Social and Personal

and dancing. Nice refreshments were
iserved. The event was greatly enjoyed
| by all.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank w. Loucke entertained at six
O'Clock dinner, Mrs. E. l.. Payne, Mr..
Virgel Homer Foster, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hughes. Mr.. Virgel Homer Foster de-
parted for Tacoma, Wash, Monday
Ievening.
| Miss Kathleen Hart entertained a
party of twelve in honor of ID. Floyd
Eager at her home last evening. Must
cal numbers were rendered, refresh
ments served, etc, and very pleas
ant time enjoyed.
Mrs. G. E. Black and daughter
Helen and Mrs. Blacks mother, Mrs.
Matilda Ford, have gone TO Atkin-
son, Neb., to visit Mrs. Blacks sister.
They will be gone two weeks.
G. f. Black and G. A. Lewis left
| today in the formers automobile for
al
pecting to be gone the remainder of
the week. Mr.. Black will call on
his trade by automobile instead of by
train. His daughter Leila will accom-
parry him.
Rev. f. H. Willisford went to ST.
Paul this morning to attend the quar-
terly meeting of the Baptist state con
vention board.
Leonard Wagner was able to resume
his duties as mail agent on the Oma-
ha road on the Elmore branch today
after having/laid off for thirty days
because of an accident that happened
at Gilmore while he was in the mail
car. A freight train bumped into the
mail car so hard that he was thrown
violently down and his muscles were
wrenched. No serious injuries were snf-
fered fortunately.
Mrs. Evans of West Mankato is
suffering from typhoid fever.
Architect Schippel is in Faribault
on business.
| Martin Magin of Renville attended
the funeral of his brother, Henry A.
Magin, this morning. The services were
largely attended. II
R. A. Austin and wife of Faribaut
was in the city today.
B. V. Baasen of New Ulm was in
teh city over night. .
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Himmeman
have returned from Sioux City, Iowa
where they attended the funeral Sat
urday of Paul Leader. 1t was held
under the auspices of the Knights of
Pythias.
H. Schwarble and wife of Seattle
wash, are visiting relatives in this
city.
F. A. Gray and family and T. A.
Gray of San Luis Rey, Cal, are visi-
ting in the city.
! Arthur Sutton and family are
| spending weeks vacation at Clear
Lake, Wis, visiting relatives.
| II. S. Lewis of Mapleton was in
Mankato today.
w. c. Wood and wife of Faribault
paid Mankato a visit today.
Mrs. ALBRIGHT, residing at the cor
ner of North Broad and May streets
is reported to be suffering from an
attack of typhoid fever.
Judge j. II. Quinn of Fairmont is
in the city to hold court for week.
| George Klein and family returned
Yesterday from Point Pleasant where
they spent week.
| Mrs. Benjamin Taylor is sick ht
her home with something akin to ty-
phoid fever. Should it turn out to
be typhoid fever it will be light
case, so her physician assures her.
Captain Tidland was. in from Nj
cOlet county this afternoon. He was
sounding the praises of Taft and
Sherman, and said that jacobson would
certainly be elected governor by a big
ma jorty.
Mrs. E. s. Roberts, sister of Mrs.
I. n. Griffith, has returned to her
home in st. Paul.
The Misses Josie and Mable Ryan
of Pipestone are visiting in Rapidan
as the guests of Lilly and Flora Weir.
Mrs. Donahue arrived TODAY from
Chicago to attend the funeral of her
son, the late James Donahue.
Miss Emma Gferer of Blue Earth
has arrived in the city to spend two
weeks vacation as guest at the resi-
ldence of her Brother, William Gferer.
, Me Petersen returned last evening
after making brief business visit
in st. Paul.
J, Miss Irene Lon9ini returned yester-
day to her home in Winona after
making visit of some length with
friends here.
':ster Lloyd Hixon went yesterday
afternoon to Lake Minnetonka to Join
his parents, who are spending the sum
inner months at their cottage at the
r Lafayette club.
Il Mrs. f. NJ. Richter and Miss Kate
Hubbard went this afternoon to Min
, neapolis to make brief visit with
! friends. They were accompanied by