The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-03-13
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
District Attorney Isaac Roberts has
organized class of the +. F. L.
at Waseca, and the Waseca Radical
has the following to say about the
initiation: The Equitable Frater-
nal Union of this city will initiate
Il class of thirty new members on
Thursday night, March 10th. The
members will be assisted in the work
by the officers and the drilled team
OF New Richland assembly No. POI.
by the presence of the Supreme presi-
dent, f. A. Williams, of Neenah, Wis
consin, and the state deputy, II. w.
Peterson, of Minneapolis. recep-
tion for the supreme officers will take
place at 1880 o'clock and at the
class will be initiated At $3.50 the
public will be admitted. Among the
speakers of the evening will be Sen
ator Moonan, President Williams and
Deputy Peterson. Mr.. Wightman will
sing couple OF solos, and there will
be other musical numbers. All in all
presented, and the event promises to
be an important and enjoyable one.
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Mr.. and Mrs. August Mood of Bel
grade township entertained number
of their old friends at their home yes.
terday afternoon and evening A So
cial time was had, and nice refresh
ments We're served,
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Mrs. Florence Stubs, 1927 East
Main street, pleasantly entertained
about forty young friends Saturday
evening in honor of her sons twenty
first birthday. Hearts were hidden
about the house and prizes offered to
the ones finding the largest number.
The honor was won by Lloyd Geddes.
Other games were played, after which
delicious lunch was served. Mr..
Stubs received many handsome pres
ents. The guests had delightful time,
and Mrs. Stubs proved herself a
grand hostess.
Benjamin Taylor left Sunday night
OH a business trip to Brookings, s. ID.
Henry Thielman was in from st.
Clair today.
John +. ID. Meighen of Albert Lea
was in the city today Oh business.
Miss Catherine Hart is suffering from
an aggravated case of tonsilitis. b
Gerhard Meyer, retired farmer
~ En-
Mankato, occupying the house OH Cen
ter street owned by County Treasur-
er r. W. Hart.
DIR. J. A. Hancock and family Fri
day moved into the residence on Ram
sey street formerly occupied by A.
J. Rush and family. The same day
Mr.. Rush and family moved to prop
erty that they own on South Front
street. Saturday Mrs. Parker and fam
lily moved into the Willard house on
East. Clark street, formerly occupied
by Professor Hancock and family. Mrs.
Parker bought the property last fall.
Frank Reisenbigler, ditch contrac-
tor of Erie, ILL.,, was in the city to-
day.
F. c. Brehm spent Saturday in Min
neapolis.
w. f. Young came up from st.
Paul Saturday for day or two.
E. F. Soaring returned Saturday
evening from Detroit, Mich. where he
was called by the death of an aunt.
C. E. Ball and J. Z. Reynolds went
to Minneapolis today to attend the
state convention of the Modern Samar-
itans.
Joseph Kruse of st. Clair went to
Rochester last week to be operated
from his under lip. The operation
was to have been performed Friday.
Seven years ago Mr.. Kruse had small
cancer removed from the other side of
his lip, and he had no further trouble
until just recently. He is an uncle
of the Kruse brothers of this city.
Mrs. +. G. Sahr of Sanbon visited
in Mankato yesterday.
James Livingstone and wife of AL
bert Lea visited in Mankato yesterday,
anu oNci uItfl IOudy.
+. HI. Behnke of New Ulm and w.
G. Behnke of st. James were Man
kato visitors last evening.
Miss Florence Turner of Lake Crys-
tai was in Mankato Saturday after
noon.
Miss Eleanor Kent of Sleepy Eye
visited friends in the city yesterday.
John Fakler returned last night
from trip to the Twin Cities.
Milo Fox is recovering nicely from
an emergency operation for appended
tbs, to which he submitted the latter
part of last week. His attack was
sudden and severe.
Robt Lamm went to Duluth this
afternoon on business trip.
Miss Anna Bohan returned to Little
Falls today to resume her work as
teacher in the public schools, after a