The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-04-23
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

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sary. The afternoon was very plea
sanity spent in music and a social
good time generally was enjoyed. De-
licious refreshments were also served
~ the hostess.
Entertained Informally.
/ DR.. and Mrs. Harrington entertained
informally on Saturday evening at six
thirty dinner in honor of Mr.. and Mrs
| w. A. Funk who are soon to leave
the city permanently. Covers were
! laid for sixteen and the evening was
spent socially.
Sheriff Donahue took a trip TO Cam.
bria today.
julius Reinsburg was in from AIadi
SON Lake today.
J. Lampert of Minneapolis was in
the city yesterday.
/ County Attorney Plymat spent Sat
nrday at NIapleton.
Ted Torgerson and Phil Setter spent
/, Sunday at st. Peter.
| J. p. Byrne of Luverne visited the
city Saturday evening.
County Auditor Edwards of Fair
mont was in the city today.
| DIR. A. c. Smith of Eagle Lake wa.
/ a court house called today.
T. c. Edwards of Chicago is spend
ing few days in the city.
! III. F. Dickman of Tracy was il
the city Saturday afternoon.
! Mrs. A. C. Buswel of Blue Eartl
was in the city Saturday afternoon.
Henry Kruse of st. Clair has en-
tered st. Joseph's hospital for treat
ment.
Miss King, stenographer in the Office
of A. r. Pau, IT,, c. j. Laurisch, i
recovering from her recent illness.
| l.. c. Diamond goes to st. Pau
tomorrow to attend the wedding o
his niece, Miss Brown. Mrs damon,
(, and son went Saturday.
Andrew Bruels, a son of Hubert Bru
J els OF st. Clair, was brought to tn
city yesterday and placed in st. 10
seph's hospital for treatment.
! L. L. 'o'c VI hduciI'L WIS V1Sl
tor in the city on Saturday, to at
tend the meeting of !. O. O. F., Blu
Earth Encampment, No. 8.
David Evans of Delavan was il
Mankato consulting j. b. Nielsen abou
la new bank building to be erecte,
next month.
/: James +. Pau left Saturday TO
Helena, Mont, where he is employee,
in the federal engineering department
after pleasant visit with his par
ents, Judge and Mrs. A. R. Pfau
Albert Ochs and wife and Otto Och
and wife of Faribault and Mrs. +. NJ
Schotzkc and Miss Ida Schotzke O
Sleepy Eye were visitors in Mankat
yesterday and remained over until to
day. 49,. ~
! Miss Blanche Brewer chief stenoe
, rapher for A. R.lqPfau, IT, was Gale,
to Charles City, Ia, Saturday on &C
| count of the illness of her grandpar
] ents. Miss Pitcher is taking her plac
temporarily.
: Rev. Joseph johnson of the Swedish
Congregational church left today TO
Minneapolis, where he will attend tn
Gypsy Smith meetings this week. Mex
Sunday evening Rev. johnson will
speak of some of the features in thes
meetings that were most striking t
him.
F, George Atchison went to st. Pau
today to attend meeting of tn
state fair board and will remain I'm
til after the legislature adjourns. H
Is interested in having an appropria
ton made for new grand stand
and says that when the workmen be
gan to tear down the old one the
found the lower timbers and board
soft and spongy.
! n. 5. Pratt, formerly of Fairmoni
is the democratic candidate for mayo
of Spokane.
Clerk of Court Thorne's conditio
his afternoon was not as favorable a
it has been. and his death at almos
any time would not be unexpected
but the chances are that he will SUI
vive for day or two.
Walker Whiteside, the actor, is i
with the grip in st. Paul and he car
not fill his engagements.
Hon. James t. McCleary arrived
Mankato today. He is the picture c
health and carries with him his old
time eordiality. During the past 81
months Mr.. McCleary has been de
livering lectures on the American mel
chant marine and why it should b
built up. On Friday night he Wi
speak before the American Academ
of Political Science in New York.