The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-08-21
From Mondays Daily.


Main street, was given a parcel show.
en- by the friends and neiohbors of the
family. He was the REGIMENT of many
me and useful presents, consisting of
most everything needful "from the
crown OF his head to the soles of his
leet. 1t was a complete surprise 10
Mr.. and Mrs. and Baby Fletcher. Mr..
Fletcher was able TO he with the party
While in his reclining chair. He
Is improving. but slowly. About forty
We're present. An elaborate picnic sup
per was served. All enjoyed the after
noon very much.
Elmar Grice had the pleasure last
sunday OF taking the Misses Seppman,
their brothers; also Mr. Dittberner and
several other friends up the Mime
sofa river half way to New Tim and
back with his launch, which they all
enjoyed very much.
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Mrs. A. VI. Powers and daughter.
Miss Clara, left Saturday for the east
TO purchase fall stock of millinery.
and will be gone ten days or two
weeks.
Mrs. Ole Nelson and children are
occupying one of George w. Sugden's
cottages at Madison Lake for week
or two. Mr.. Nelson will 90 out oc-
caaionally.
y. c. Grams condition not being
as satisfactory as it had been hoped.
the former family physician at St.
Paul was yesterday called in consul
tation and arrived last evening.
J. $. Michel. representing the Sioux
City Seed company, was in AIankato
over Sunday, and while here placed an
order with l.. Z. Smith for four car
loads of Christmas trees.
Mrs. T. VI. Hamp has so far re-
covered from her attack of typhoid
fever as to be able to be moved to
her home today.
Otto Lindeman of North Redwood
was in Mankato yesterday. He will
have a position in the office of the
Hubbard Milling company for a short
time
J. 4. Berquist returned last night
from Chisago, where he spent his
weeks vacation very pleasantly.
Thomas Mcdonald has gone to his
old home in Northern Wisconsin for a
visit.
II. II. Perrin and family have gone
to Walker for a weeks outing.
Mrs. Heary Vogelpohl has returned
from New Ulm, where she was in the
hospital. She has recovered from her
attack of typhoid fever.
ID. c. Davies continues to improve
slowly, and his chances for ultimate
recovery are considered improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Davies and
son Joseph, ~ succeeded in extracting
twenty-seven black bass from the
depths of Lake Francis yesterday.
Lawrence Henline and party caught
forty-two fish at Lake Francis yester
day, including eight black bass. i.
F. II. Neuble and boy spent yes
tertlay at Lake Francis and caught a
nice mess of fish.
Alderman Atchison went to st. Paul
this morning to attend to state fair
business.
H. b. Beard and wife of Mnneapo-
lis are visiting their son, William
Beard. manager of the Saulpaugh.
L. Lampert and wife and Arthur
Lampert of Minneapolis and Miss S.
I.amm of Sanborn attended the funeral
of Lampert Schmidt OF Sanbon I'M
this city today.
Miss Gustava Howard of Vernon
Center was in Alankato yesterday.
Miss Agnes Arson of Luverne was
the guest of friends in the city yes
terday.
o. F. Holley of Madelia was an
arrival in the city this morning.
Miss Grace Knott of North Mankato
went to the Twin Cities yesterday for
visit of a week or two.
Burney Bird and wife and Clifford
Cow of st. Paul arrived in the city
last night with the formers automo-
bile They lost thefr.way among the
lakes northwest of Mankato and this
delayed their arrival. They are en-
joying tour.
Miss Annie Rowe, who has been Wis
ting her sister Mrs. George II. Lang,
during the summer, left today for her
home at Sioux Falls, s. d.
Emil Schoyen has returned from the
Twin Cities where he visited his grand !
Daughter.
Paul Ewert, candidate for the con-
pressiona nomination, was in Mankato
today.
nr. and Mrs C.. NJ. johnson and chill |
dren have gone to Sioux City and
other places and will be gone two
weeks
Miss Ina Boslaugh of Rochester is |
the guest of friends in the city.
Superintendent J. N. Mcconnell and
family returned today after a pleas |
ant outing of several weeks at Lake |,
Madison. II
T. E. Evans and f. HI. Shelby of !
Lake Crystal visited the city today.
Robert I. Jones of Butternut Valley
was caller at the court house to-
day.
David IonaS ianitor Of the COURT