The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-07-24
From Mondays Daily.

byron street. aDOuI lWehly -itNe iauiSS
were present, and the rooms were at
tractively decrated with flowers, and
tasty refreshments were served. The
affair was given in honor of Mrs.
Pfau's Sister, Miss Agnes Glotzbach,
who leaves tomorrow for Albany, NJ
Y, where her wedding to Samuel
Thro will take place July 20.
1. :. :.
Mrs. B. B. Scripture Of Winona spent
Sunday in Mankato visiting friends.
Sleepy Eye Herald: Alois and sis
ter Miss Lille Honetschlager of Man
kato arrived in this city Wednesday
where they will spend week visit
ing at the home of their aunt, MIS-.
Chris Engel. g..
Miss Agnes Glotzbach is visiting with
relatives in the city.
Mrs. D. H. Bake of st. Peter and
4 Miss Minnie C, Schroeder OF Crook
ston spent Saturday in MankatO.
p. NJ. Landmark has gone to his
summer home at Lake Madison where
he will remain couple of weeks.
Ben Stevens of Lacrosse will come
to Mankato this evening to attend the
normal school, He will make his home
with his uncle, J. z. Reynolds.
Glenmore Stole of Fairmont is the
guest of NJ. Wasgatt's family for a
few days.
Miss May Holmes of lie Sueur Cen
ter was the guest of Miss Ida Martin
during the Chautauqua.
H. e. Swan, wife and daughter of
Ontario. CAL, will arrive in Mankato
next week to spend few weeks
visiting relatives and friends. Mr..
Swan was formerly cashier of the
National Citizens bank. The party
reached st. Paul today and will remain
there through the week visiting friends
Miss Emma Steffen of Mountain
Lake was in Mankato over Sunday.
Harold Spicer, fifteen years old, is
down with typhoid fever at 3l3 Car
roll street.
Leo o. Hoefer of st. Peter attended
the circus Saturday night.
Goldie Wass, fourteen years old, is
at st. Joseph's hospital suffering from
typhoid fever.
+. W. Lindsey of Mountain Lake
was a Saturday night visitor in Man
kato
Cecil Girvin, aged sixteen, is sick
with typhoid fever at his home on
Lewis street.
d. E. Sewers of st. James was in
Mankato yesterday.
Mrs. G. Bradshaw, lib Byron street
is having a run of typhoid fever.
Thomas Myhre and Charles Haust
of Minnebago were in Mankato Sat
urday night and yesterday.
Miss Lulu Steifenhofer, 3lS Mound
avenue, is undergoing siege OF
typhoid.
~ AID. Bertrand of Sleepy Eye spenl
last night in the city.
Miss Agnes Glotzbach will leave this
week for Albany, N. Y, where he
wedding to Samuel Thro of New Yori
city will take place July %, at TIT
home of a relative of the bridegroom
Phil the young son of Senate
and Mrs. S. D. Works, is having
run of typhoid fever.
P. f. Zimmer of Lincoln, Neb., il
visiting in the city for few day
as the guest of his brother-in-iaW
Henry Wiltgen. His wife is at Denver
Col. for the benefit of the health o
one of their children.
ID. V. Williams, 523 South Flft
street, has come down with an attac
of typhoid fever
f. j. Thompson of the First Ma
tional bank is on the sick list.
Miss Lena Kramer of Welcome Wis
tied in Mankato yesterday.
Otto Lamm, who was brought II
from Madison Lake suffering iron
typhoid fever, is doing well.
Earl Pay was reported considerably
improved today, and his physician
believe that Ire is going to recover
w. ID. Willard is on the sick list
but was slightly better today
Miss Margaret, Dackins. daughter Q
John Dackins, is among the sick ones
Miss Caroline Chrisman has rcturhe
from pleasant trip to Denver an
other Colorado points.
John Russell and family, whe move
to Parsons, Kansas, two years aSe
have returned to Mankato to reside
During the family's absence Mrs. Rus
sell and daughter Blanche have bee
sick with malaria nearly all OF tn
time. Their many friends will b
clad to have them return.
y ]. B. Nielsen and wife were in 5
Paul last week attending the Skinner
4 festivities. Mr.. Nielsen is Shrine
Miss Helen Hobart of Hutchinson
visiting her friend, Francisa Smith,
! Parsons street.
Mrs. E. A. Hubbell and son Arthu
and daughter Alice of Chicago al
quests of the formers sister, Mrs. L. ,
Gardner, on Cherry street.
Rev. Z. H. Willisford and famil
lift today for Mound Lake, Mime
tDnka, where the Baptist summer al
stmbly is being held. The Wililsforc
viii probably be absent week. NJ
.W1llisford viii give two addresses q
the assembly.