The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-10-23

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Miss L. Gibby of Huron, S. D.,
spent yesterday in the city.
c. G. Boeck, proprietor of the Hotel
Boeck, Springfield, accompanied by his
wife spent yesterday in Mankato.
From FRIDAYS Daily.
Mrs. G. NJ. Phillips entertained a card
club of sixteen ladies very pleasantly
last evening, at her home.
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Misses Emma and Jessie Olson enter
tanned the other clerks at the court
house at their home last evening in
a very enjoyable manner. The evening
was spent with music and games, and
refreshments We're served.
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Mr.. Fremont Powell and Miss Joseph
inc johnson of Livingstone will be
married tonight The ceremony will
take place at the Methodist parsonage
at seven o'clock Rev. Peter Clare,
officiating.
There will be an interesting social
held at the Christian church tonight.
socks have been passed out to a number
of friends with the request that these
be returned tonight with twice the
number of the sock in pennies. A sple1-
did program has been provided. Mr..
Albanian, an Armenian, will give an
interesting talk on the Turkish man.
ners and customs. Mr.. Alexanian is a
speaker charming in his manner and
we'll equipped to lecture.
W. f. Young came up from st. Paul
last night to remain a day or two
looking after some matters. He got
back from Washington Saturday. His
travels around Minnesota lead. him to
believe that Taft will carry the state
by 10000 plurality, and that Jacobson
will be elected. While Johnson may
run ahead of his ticket in the southern
part of the state and in the twin
cities, Jacobson is strong in the north
'ern part of the state.
AR. Goodrich is taking a little rest
and then will 90 to Lacrosse, Wis, to
work in the Milwaukee roads offices for
a time. If he gets a position as a
travelling auditor, it will not be until
the first of the year. .....t.
Conductor Garlick's condition is i'm
proving For. a few days after his
accident, he was very low.
Fred Schostag, Tony Fitzloff and
Joseph Kruse and three sons returned
from Dallas, S. D., yesterday where
they have registered for claims on the
Rosebud reservation. These gentlemen
stated that the country was fine and
the outlook for the future is bright
Dr. Forbes and wife, Of Winnebago
took supper in Mankato last evening
Mrs. w. II. Pettis is at Rochester
where she underwent an operation fol-
gall stones" asaI5.a Il
r. F. Estabrook of Minneapolis,
assistant general manager of the
Northwestern Telephone Exchange com.
pany, spent last night in the city
looking over the local plant.
S. G.. Peterson of Redwood Falls
spent last evening in Mankato.
Miss Grace Holmes of Marshall was
in Mankato today.
w. f. Heluel of Winona was in
Mankato over night.
c. O. Daley spent today in Mime.
apolis.
George Hodapp arrived yesterday
from Moclipse, Wash, where he has
been employed in the engineering de-
partment of the Northern Pacific road
He takes the position of assistant
city engineer of Mankato, but his po-
sition with the n. P. is held open for
him to take at any time.
Mr.. Simons of st. Paul, repre-
senting the Hamburg American Steam
ship company, was in Mankato today.
Fred Lindsey has returned from
a duck hunt at Heron Lake and vi
cinity. He enjoyed very pleasant
vacation of a week with his parents at
Jackson also.
Rev. c. w. Sage of GAINESVILLE spent
Wednesday evening with Rev. and Mrs.
Peter Clare. Rev. William Wooley of
Springfield was visitor yesterday.
Rev. Peter Clare went to Hebron
today to conduct the funeral of Mr..
Hanson. The funeral occurred at two
O'Clock.
Mrs. Fred Hunter returned yester-
day from, the north after a weeks
visit with relatives there.