The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-09-18
Social and Personal
From Mondays Daily.


From Mondays Daily. Z
Mr.. Ralph Dribbs of Wisconsin, a
travelling man, and Miss Jeanette Ryan,
were married this afternoon, Rev. W.
s. Emery officiating.
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Mrs. A. NJ Clements this morning
accompanied her husband on his wes-
tern trip, and will 60 as far as Hen
days.
Mrs. w. j. Morewetz continues to
improve, although not as rapidly as
her friends had hoped for.
Senator S. ID. Works returned Sat
urday from Crookston, Mimi, where
he has been for about month.
H. A. Patterson and two sons re-
turned Friday from Bismarck. n. d.,
where they spent a couple OF weeks.
Mr.. Patterson did a good deal of chick
EN- hunting and was very successful.
He had no touch of hay fever there,
and says that Bismarck is getting to
be a resort for those afflicted with
the trouble. 8. ....-...
George Duemeland came up from st
Paul Saturday evening and visited his
parents at ST. Clair over Sunday, re-
turning this morning to st. Paul.
A. II. Chase of Marshall was in
the city Saturday night.
F. A. Miller of GAINESVILLE visited the
city yesterday.
c. X. Little and his parents of Wa
tertOwn, S. d., are in the city on theil
way to California to reside. They re
sided in Blue Earth county for a great
many years.
Wallace Crawford of the high sehoo
faculty spent Sunday at Faribault
visiting his parents.
George ID. Smith and wife returned
to Omaha last night, after a pleasant
visit in this city, the former for ;
week and his wife for two weeks.
DIR. Ira Bishop and Mrs. Jules
Borchert of Mapleton were in MankatC
today on their way to Rochester
where Mrs. Borchert will be operated
upon in all probability.
w. ID. NllllShtTH, lGdlllC
manager for the Northwestern railwa,
system, accompanied by his wife ant
son, passed through Mankato yesterda,
on their way west on the former
private ear, H. j. Wagon accompanied
them as far as MankatO.
Judge Pau and Court Reporter Da
vies went to ST. James this forenoon
where the former held special tern
of the district court this afternoon
They will return this evening.
Mrs. Samuelson is seriously i'll witt
typhoid fever at the home of her mo
ther, Mrs. John Torngren on Hickor,
street.
Miss Josephine Crawford of LAX
Crystal spent Saturday and Snnda.
with friends in Mankato.
Miss Margaret Wilcox of Kasot;
was the guest Saturday and Sunday o
friends in this city.
Miss Jessie Olson returned last even
ing from Deering and Minot, n. ID
where she visited friends for tire
weeks. She had very pleasant vaca
ton, and this morning resumed he
position in the office of Judge of Pro
bate Hughes.
Minnetonka Correspondence to Min
neapolis Journal: Mrs. G. c. HiXOn @
La Crosse, Wis, arrived today to spen
several days with her son and daugf
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Hixon, &
their cottage on Minnetonka Beac
Mr.. and Mrs. Hixon will remain a
the lake until October.
Miss Kathleen Hart left today fC
the Twin Cities where she will entt
the state university taking a music;
course. In addition to her studio
there she will take vocal music undt
German teacher-Fraulern Schoei
Rene.
Guy r. Grant has returned hon
after spending two and a half yeal
in the Philippine Islands. He playe
in the Third Cavalry band and trans
ferred to the Fifth field artillery ban
He also had an interest in photo
graph gallery and was corporal an
sharpshooter.
G. l.. Argetsinger of Pipestone visite
Mankato today.
Miss Florence Mellquist returned t.
day to her home at Sioux Falls,
d., after spending couple of day
in the city as the guest of Miss Mann
Carlson.
Sheriff Donahue went to Amboy t,
day to serve civil papers.
Miss Jennie Wasgatt has returne
home after a-week's visit with frient
in Winnebago.
Miss Marion Hunt returned to Han
lin college today for her final yes
there
From Tuesdays Daflv
very pleasant and happy wee