The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-03-20
Friday, March 20, 1908
Social andPerSonal
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
The musical entertainment at the
normal school Saturday night was a
very successful one from every point
of view. Mr. Miner, the baritone of
Minneapolis, gave very artistic rem
dition of several selections, and the
work of the hundred normal school
young ladies and gentlemen was high
" creditable. The chorus work was
fine. The large audience present was
delighted.
A pleasant surprise was given
Henry Robel at his beautiful resi-
dence on the north side last evening
by the members of Mankato and Min
neopa Courts, Independent Order OF
Foresters. Mr.. Robel starts on the
road this week as salesman for the
Western Wooden Mills company OF
Topeka. Kansas. He has all of the
southern part of Minnesota, North and
South Dakota. About forty members
were present. The evening was spent
in games. vocal and instrumental
music was rendered and light re-
freshments were served. Mr.. Robel, in
neat little speech, thanked the
members for the honor of the fare
we'll gathering to their past chief
ranger.
Miss Christine Holm left this morn
ing for Milwaukee and Chicago.
Oliver Duane of The st. Peter Her
aid was in Nlankato today. He en-
ioyed the strenuosity of city life for
several hours and then left for his
quiet retreat this afternoon.
Louis Kruse is confined to his home
with an attack of the grip.
Mrs William Bierbauer, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Ella Bierbauer,
left today for New York to attend
the birthday anniversary of the broth
er of the late William Bierbauer.
Mrs. F. d. Brandenburg returned
yesterday afternoon from Madelia
where she visited friends for several
days,
William Neuendorf of Elysian was
operated upon at Emmanuel hospital
Saturday. and is doing nicely.
Mr.. FERGUSON of Winnebago was
operated upon at local hospital Sat-
urday.
Mr.. Greger of Madelia submitted
to an operation Saturday, in Man
kato.
Walter Ebert of Truman was OPP
Grated upon in Mankato Saturday
morning
". S. Kimble and daughter of
Walnut Grove visited in Mankato yes.
terday.
II. +. Dickinson. wife and daughter
of Tracy spent Saturday evening in
the city.
Miss +. Dimen and Miss O'Leary of
New Tim visited friends in the city
yesterday.
Y. V. Vine of Seaforth had room
1913 at the Heinrich yesterday.
Ii. l.. Sparkling of Wabasso was in
the city Saturday night.
+. J. Zimmerman will attend the
annual meeting of the Hotel Keepers
association of the state at the Ryan
Hotel, st. Paul, March 20.
Joseph Kircher of North Mankato
left today for New Mexico, accom-
panied by his brother, John, of Gilmore,
to be gone two or three weeks.
Julius johnson, who travels for the
L. Patterson Mercantile company, is
laid up with an attack of the grip,
and H. S. Hayward has gone out
to cover his territory.
Alfred j. Anderson of Wells visited
in the city yesterday, remaining over
night.
H. A Blazing, bill clerk for the
L. Patterson Mercantile company, is
laid up with an attack of the mumps
Attorney Charles c. Kolars of lie
Sueur was in Mankato Saturday even
ing. :.
S. D., was in Mankato yesterday and
remained over night.
Y. J. Grenier of Mapleton was in the
city over night.
ID. L. Macarthur of Tracy was an
arrival in the city this morning.
H. J. Wagon left Friday night for
Chicago, and has not yet returned.
p: j. Young of Lake Crystal was
in Mankato over night.
r. NJ. Clark of Fairmont was in
the city yesterday.
Louis Cords of st. Clair was in
the city Saturday night.
J. n. Lang is confined to his home
suffering from an abcess.
Mrs. b. C. Parmalee is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. G. W. Dunkelberger
Clinton, Iowa.
L. L. Burrill, brother of Rus Burrill
of lie Huillier, returned to his home
in Sanborn today. having had pleas.
ant visit with his brother and family
Mrs. C. T.. Wise of Hagerstown
Maryland, left for her home this
afternoon after visit of several
months in the city as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Weaver.
Clerk of Court Thorne left this