The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-08-07
From Mondays Da,ip..

Edward j. Henning very pleasantly
entertained number of his gentlemen
friends at stag" party at his home
Saturday night. Shortly after twelve
o'clock a very fine repast was enjoyed.
There We're many features which made
the affair very pleasant one, and
all combined demonstrated that Mr..
Hemig is very clever host
Superintendent j. VI. Mcconnell and
for short outing.
W. IL. Ward is gaining nicely after
his severe illness with typhoid fever.
\. c. Gran is making good progress
toward recovery from his attack of
typhoid fever
Miss Schultz of North Mankato was
able to leave Emmanuel hospital yes
terday, having recovered from her at
tack of typhoid fever.
DR.. Helen Hughes is able to walk
abont the hospital and will soon return
To her home.
Miss Mabel Sherin will leave the
hospital tomorrow, having so far re.
covered from her sickness.
Mrs. Ennes has been improving for
two days from her severe illness.
Otto Lamm, Ed. l.. Lamm and Fred
KroSt are all recovering from their
sickness.
George A. Mckinley of Brainerd was
in the city today.
n Y SopnaSy,, Of p,,ttar6al1 ,yo q
in the city today.
DIR. Il. NJ. Smith and A. j. Smith of
Wells were in the city over night.
Cashier NJ. s. Dossett of Aladelia
was in Mankato today.
Mrs. George Draper and son, Howard,
left this afternoon for Redwing, to Wis
it her parents for three or four weeks.
r. F. Lamb of Slayton was in Man
kato yesterday.
Misses Stella and Mae Olston of
Minneapolis were in the city Saturday
evening.
Ollie Wood of The Free Press bind
cry, has returned from weeks trip
to Winnipeg, Canada. He reports that
Fargo, Crookston and other towns
along the way from st. Paul up had
many cases of typhoid fever His trip
was filled with pleasure, and profit.
Mrs. ]. II. James returned last week
from her extended visit in the east.
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Patterson and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Williams of Chi
caso returned Saturday afternoon from
their trip to the twin cities in the
formers automobile They left Man
kato Thursday morning, and rode 300
miles without an accident. They
reached Madison Lake at 4:30 p. M,
and came to Mankato in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Williams left yesterday
afternoon for Green Bay, Wis.
City Attorney c. f. ,Southwiek and
Attorney John F. d. Meighen of Albert
Lea arrived in the city Saturday after
noon with 4 canoe. and left at $3.50 a. m.
Yesterday down the Minnesota river,
accompanied by Frank Franciscus, city
editor of The Review. They reached
a point between Belle PLANE and
Rlakeley at dark last evening, after
having traversed l25 miles. Mr.. Fran,
discus returned by train this morn
ing. and the other two continued on
today to st. Paul. The trip is fine
one to take. .1
Rev. n B. Tuleen and family have
moved from 324 South Broad street
to the house on Main street vacated
bv the English family.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. Ward left yes
terday for Alexandria, to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Wards brother, who
met death by drowning in Idaho. The
particulars are not known.
Attorney J. E.. Haycraft of Medelia
was in Mankato today.
Hon. Gilbert Guttersen of Lake
Crystal was in Mankato today.
William Borchert, who has filed as
a candidate for the legislature, was in
Mankato Saturday.
Earl Pay was about holding his
own this afternoon. His sister was
taken sick yesterday, with typhoid
fever This is the third case in the
family, all of the children now having
come down.
Miss Kapernick, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs F. F. Kapernick, was so far
recovered from her attack of typhoid
fever as to be able to leave the hos
pital the last of last week and return
to her home on North Second street,
but is now reported much worse. =
Mrs. Barbara Kieffer is quite sick
with typhoid fever at 227 South Fifth
street.
Misses Emily Brown of st. Peter
and Mary Scott of Albert Lea were
guests in the city today.
Mrs. Zimmerman left today for Lit
tie Falls, n. Y.
c. J. Macbeth, wife and daughter
left yesterday for New York and
Brooklyn, to be gone four OF, five
weeks.
ID. c.. Davies, who is very i'll with
typhoid fever, was improved today.
Catherine and Charlotte Brooks go
to Lake Crystal tomorrow to visit
their grandparents for a week.
Officer Garberding and family re-