The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-01-31
SCOTLAND Personal

Lamm's fOur-piece orchestra furnishe
the music for the dancers, and every
body had a fine time.
A wedding is to take place in III
Syrian colony tomorrow that is bein:
looked forward to with much pleasure
Miss Anna E. Sabe, one of the belle
of the colony in this city, a residen
of Tinkcom's addition, is to be unite,
in marriage to William F.. Gassan o
Brindle, Custer county, South Dakota
The wedding will take place at TIN
home of the brother in law of the
bride.
Vernon Center News: DIR. w. X
Jacoby is making preparations to To-
cate in some place that affords great
er opportunities for advancement ir
his profession. 1t is well known
fact that Vernon does not afford q
very lucrative field for either physi
clans or lawyers. We are sorry tc
lose the genial doctor and hs estim.
able wife from our society and ou
hest wishes 90 with them wherever
they may decide to locate.
DIR. Henry L. Bryant, district deputy
grand exalted ruler of st. Paul, was
in Mankato yesterday to offieiate at
the installation services of the b. p
o. Elks, which were held last evening
He returned home today.
John A. Johnson, county treasurer
of Redwood county, was in Mankato
last evening.
Captain Tidland came in from Nicol-
let county today. He says this wealth
er beats anything that he has ever
experienced in Minnesota.
NJ. Overman was at Mapleton today
in business.
Fairmont Independents: professor
Alfred Torngren, who for a number
of years was one of the prominent
Swedish teachers of the state, desiring
to emulate the example of Governor
johnson, engaged in the newspaper
work. For the past year he has been
employed on The Austin Daily Regis
ter and now has accepted position
with the Independent Zeitung Com
rany, where he will be pleased to make
tho acquaintance of his Swedish coun-
trymen." Mr.. Torngren has num-
Der of acquaintance in this city.
George w. Boswell and wife of Blue
Earth are in the city visiting their
daughter, who is confined in the hospi-
tai, having had an operation on Thurs
day last. Mr.. Boswell was postmaster
at Blue Earth for ten years, and is
one of the substantial citizens of that
place.
Miss Zillah Salisbury is home from
Blue Earth, where she is teaching, to
spend Sunday. She is entertaining an
other teacher there, Miss Dennis.
Mrs. Blakeslee and son of Sleepy
Eye were in Mankato last evening.
Thomas R. Ofstaee of Fairmont was
in Mankato over night.
John Burke Of Tracy was in Man
kato last evening.
Assistant State Superintendent c.
G. Schultz of st. Paul was in the city
last evening on his way to Lake Crys
tai to be Il judge in the debating
contest.
r. C. Peart has been on this sick
list for two days.
Assessor John c. Ward of Beaufort
was in the city this afternoon.
Professor A. II. Olson of North Man.
lato was called to Carver today on
account of the serious illness of his
mother
+. S. Hammond of Albert Lea dined
N the city today.
A. w. Newman of Cannon Falls was
N the city this afternoon.
c. J.. Ostrander and lady of Kasota
we're in Mankato last evening.
NJ. j. Larson of Granite Falls paid
he city visit last night.
Emil Dieudonne of GAINESVILLE paid
Mankato a visit last night.
I. Lonsini is in the city. He is
out of Winona.
Albert Johnson of Redwood Falls
vas in Mankato today.
r. Bruce was over from Kasota last
hight.
E. G. Nevins and +. TT. Hicks of
Ninona breakfasted in the city to-
lay.
Miss Louise Johnson left last even
ng for Waupun, Wis.,, to visit her
grand parents for a few days.
Joseph Kremer and wife of Good
Thunder were in Mankato yesterday.
Thomas c. Brown of Window was
n Mankato over night.
II. Ruddy of Sleepy Eye was in
he city last evening.
A. J. Nelson, wife and daughter of
Nicollet were Mankato visitors over
light.
Gotfried Kruse is able to be out