The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-05-22
Social and Personal

dav. Nav 20. The lesson hour, three
10 four, will be devoted TO the sub
iect, Medical Missions" Mrs. ID. L..
Clements leader. Following the bust
ness meeting supper viii be served to
which the gentlemen are invited.
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Duluth News Tribune: Mrs. j. L..
Washburn is to represent Duluth at
the biennial convention of federated
clubs to be held at Boston next month.
All Minnesota club women delegates
will 90 to the convention in special
train. Mrs. NJ. ]. Blair of st. Paul,
chairman of the national household
economies committee, is arranging for
the trip. A rate of $4l for the round
trip, exclusive of the sleeper tax, 81
each way, has been secured. The Min
nesota party will leave st. Paul to-
gether Tuesday, June is, and go direct
to Boston. 1t will include Mrs. r. X.
Dorr, Mrs. NJ. j. Blair, Miss Fairchild.
Mrs Straight, Mrs. Fitzpatrick, Miss
Obenear, Miss Gertrude Hall, Miss
Evans, Northfeld; Mrs. J. L. Wash
burn, Duluth; Mrs. G. o. .Welch, Fer
gus Falls, and Mrs. H. A. Tomlinson,
st. Peter. The convention dates are
June % to July l.
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The ROYAL Neighbor thimble bee will
be entertained at the home of Mrs.
Evan Hughes, sO2 Pleasant street,
Wednesday afternoon, May 20.
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Mrs. f. VI. Currier and daughter,
Mrs. A. S. Fleming, went to Window
Yesterday noon for a short visit.
Miss, Ollie Owen, who p. has been con-
fried to her home with articular rheu-
matism for seven weeks past, is able
to walk out, and hopes to be all right
| in a couple of weeks. She has had a
fsevere illness.
!, Judge Pau went to st. Paul yes
ferdas afternoon, expecting to return
i this afternoon. q" asf7s@s.E'
| l.. Entwisle of Nashville, Mimi, was
4 in Mankatoai last evening: Ell route to
Watertown, S. D., where he will visit
his. daughter, Miss Clara, who teaches
school there; also Mrs. George Low b
another daughter. Mr.. Entwisle is a
, gentleman well along in. years. but had
never rode on street car until last
night when he took advantage of the
! excellent service of the electric line
{, in this city. -
! J. C. Slack of Minneapolis, who is
at the head of the Twin City Bridge
+, company, was in Mankato today be
! tween trains. q
! f. f. Michelss took IA trip ito. st
i Paul yesterday afternoon.
I Mrs. Margaret Keenan, of Blooming
Prairie was the city today; f. ~
! Mr.. and Mrs. Topperwein of saJ
!, Antonin,- Texas, are in. Mankato for-~s
lsbmE visit
j r. E. Brown left on a business triI
to Chicago yesterday afternoon.
II Jacob Klossners of, New Ulm spent
I Sunday in the city.
| A. E. Athey of Redwood Falls was
in the city over night.
1 RIA. Grout of 'Luvesne was in the
city today. s.,at 1874 .t' 49,,
i. C. S. Gibbons of Sleepy Eye was ii
Mankato over night. f.5lrti
Fred Zimmerman and James Ireland
went to the Twin Cities Saturday tc
hear Rev. Mckenzie of Boston lecture
on Christian Science. They returned
this noon. l .t,'. ~ - ,,...-
C. L. Kimble of Alma City visited
in Mankato today.
Miss Sadie Eaton, having graduated
from the ToIand Business university
went to Waseca today to take posi-
ton as stenographer for the Farmers
Mutual Insurance company.
A. c. Hedberg made business trip
to Lake Crystal today.
Rev. f. HI. Willisford left today fol
Oklahoma, to attend Baptist conven
ton, and will be gone a week.
Ed Andrews of Medford, Oregon, is
in Chicago, and will visit his brother
Mayor Andrews, for a few days on
his way back, which will be this week
or next.
} Alderman Gary took a trip to Min
neapolis today.
Trainmaster E. G. Perkins of the
Milwaukee road was in sMankato to
day.
Il J. H. Ruerup, formerly night ticket
clerk at the union depot, will 60 thi:
week to Duluth to take a temporary
) position of similar kind in the union
depot in that city. Mr.. Ruerup is al
: accommodating ticket man and vii
doubtless secure good appointment il
some railway office.
i A. G. Meyer made a business triE
today to Vernon Center.
Mrs. H. c. Snow of LIE Sueur, ac
companied by her daughter, Mrs. A. B
Motfat of st. Joe, Mich, arrived this
noon to visit their son and brother
DR.. c. ID. Snow and family. Tomorrow
they will leave for Mrs. Moffat's home
DR.. f. A. Dodge >and wife Of La
Sueur spent the afternoon in Mankato
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