The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-01-29

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were of cut glass, were won by Mrs.
James Sapey and Mrs. Chris Danielson.
Cut flowers were arranged prettily
through the rooms and an elaborate
course luncheon was served
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Enjoyed Card Parties.
Mrs c. NJ Masters gave the second
of series of card parties this after
noon at her home on Cherry street
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Beta Mu Club.
The Beta Mu club is being enter
tanned tonight at six o'clock dinner
by Miss Matte Pay at her home on
South Second street.
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Clover Leaf Dancing Club.
The Glover Leaf Dancing club gave
its second party last night in Knights
of Columbus hall, and was not only
largely attended but was also very
pleasant and successful affair. a good
program of music furnished by the
Crescent orchestra, under the direction
Iof H. A. Blasting, was thoroughly en-
joyed and appreciated by over fifty
couples.
The informal dance from nine until
twelve follows dancing class from
eight until nine o'clock.
Will Give Dancing Party.
Superior lodge No. ), Degree of
! Honor, at its meeting Wednesday even
/, ing, decided to give dancing and
card party on the evening of Feb.
| 3, at the A. O. U. W. hail. and will
spare no effort or expense to make
! it one of the most enjoyable of the
season.
Page-Dow Wedding.
Announcements have been received
'of the marriage at Morgan Hill, Cal,
of Miss Emily Alberta Page to Walter
! S. Dow, which took place at Jan. l6.
/ The bride is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Page of Morgan Hill, for
mer residents of GAINESVILLE, Mimi, and
the groom is former resident of
Alma City and u brother of Mrs. c.
| l.. Kennedy of this city. The couple
will be at home at Morgan Hill after
Jan. 20.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. L. 2. Sandstrom, who
have been at the home of Mrs. Sand
strom's parents Mr.. and Mrs. W. W
Weller, for some time, have gone to
Antler, n. D., their home.
Miss Runk, who is attending To
lands Business college, leaves tonight
for a few days visit at her home i'll
New Ulm.
! Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Colson have
moved from Cherry street TO the home
of Mr.. Colsons mother, 1909 South
Fourth street.
Floyd st. John manager of the
western branch of the Oliver Typewriter
company, came down from Minneapo
lis this morning and remained in
Mankato Il few hours.
Adolph Ncigel, deputy grand, regent
for st. James council of the Roya
Arcanum, accompanied by b. T. Mon
son, paid an official visit to the coun
ell Wednesday evening, and found ii
in satisfactory condition, with forty
seven members, comprising nearly al
of the eligible men of the village.
w. H. Jones. who has been night
clerk at the Stahl House for some
months, has accepted a position il
c. X. & F. M. Ottos store, and started
in there yesterday.
H. d. Reed of Candy was in tine
city last evening.
was in Mankato today.
c. S. Sonnesyn of Butterfield trans
acted business in Mankato today.
G. Z. Black of Waseca was in Man
kato today.
j. J.. Higgins, W. S. Turner and j
NJ. Malmin of Blue Earth paid Man
kato a visit today, arriving on the
f, morning train.
Fairmont Sentinel: f. r. Deebacn
who for the past two and a half
years has conducted The Granada
Times, has become dissatisfied with
conditions there and will quit. About
Feb. he will leave for North Yakima
Wash, where ne has secured good
position in the job department of a
big printing house. He has several of
fers for the sale of The Times and II
is expected the paper will be continued
Tn the main Mr.. Deebach has given
Granada and vicinity good paper
considering the limitations of the field
+. w. and Carl Kinney arrived yes
/ terday Unexpectedly from Glendve
Mont, and went to Amboy at noon
today to visit for week. They will
4, then return and visit the formers
parents -in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. +. r
Kennedy, for a few days before re-
turning home.
Lieutenant Governor A. 0. Eberhart
F. w. Bates, Gustaf Widell, d. P
Rutan and L. V. Nyquist returned
!, last night from st. Paul where they
attended the meeting of Grand Lodge
Masons which has been in session for
! the last two days.