The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-02-26


last evening ut their home Oh Hickory |
street, bringing refreshments and good
wishes The evening was spent IN !
social way, which all enjoyed, and none
more 50 than the genial couple who
were the recipients of the surprise.
S. Schwartz of the Alankato French
Dry Cleaning company returned this
noon from Minneapolis where he spent
Il few days on business.
Mrs. Ennis Weed and daughter of
Minneapolis. Miss Helen Moore OF
Joliet. Ill.,, Miss Mary Gau.h OF Gran
ada. Miss Mary Weed of Winddm and
Miss Helen Weed OF Albert Lea have
quests of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Weed
of Second street.
Miss Moore, Miss Gaugh and Miss
Helen Weed are from Albert Lea col
lege and Miss Mary Weed is a teacher
at Window.
Miss Florence Wasgatt returned to-
day after visiting over Sunday with
her friend, Bliss Bessie Walton of Port
land avenue, Minneapolis.
Professor Hancock of the normal
school went to Chicago yesterday to
attend the meeting of the departments
of superintendent of the National Ed
EDUCATIONAL association. He will be away
the remainder of the week
Peter Brccht and J. \. Osdoba of
Minnesota Lake were in Mankato yes
terday
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude johnson of St.
Peter were visitors in the city yes
tcrday.
1 II. Pitcher of Madison Lake was in
the city yesterday
Ernest Schumacher of Madison Lake
was in Mankato Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith left for Mt Yer
non, Ohio, yesterday.
! b. f. Pay was passenger to Chi
cago yesterday afternoon.
Judge J. II. Quinn of Faribault was
in the city yesterday.
Rev. w. p. Ten Brock of Faribault
was a visitor in the city yesterday.
George j. Grimm of Lamberton was
in the city Saturday night.
Rev. Father y. J. Fox of GAINESVILLE
attended the Knights of Columbus
meeting yesterday
Mrs. J. D. Martin of Marshall is Wis.
iting i'll the city.
{ Mrs. Grant Bronson of Mortified is
visiting in the city.
, Mrs. ID. A. Stewart and Mrs. A.
| ID. Perkins of Window were arrivals in
| Mankato this morning.
: NJ. S. Fish, an Austin merchant, and
, Mr.. Paal, Curric merchant. were
among those who attended the knights
of Columbus meeting yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. \. Patterson were
unable to depart for the south last
, night as they had planned, because OF
the lines of their daughter, Helen, but
jcXpect to leave tonight
John W. Bovec, brick manufacturer
OF RedWing, attended the Knights of
Columbus meeting yesterday. He was
formerly principal of ST. Peter and
, Pau's Catholic college in this city.
: p. III. Jordan has returned from ST.
; Paul, where he consulted with Execu-
r tive Agent Every and Senator Wise
III regard to Il bill to stop all spring
shooting. He advocated such bill
because where shooting of muskrats is
allowed wardens have very little chance
to stop duck shooting, as vilators OF
the law claim that they are shooting
D rats, and hide their ducks. Hunter.
). could still trap rats. A bill to carry
u Mr.. Jordan's idea into law will be in.
PRODUCED in few DAYS.
Attorney Frank Ellsworth passed
through Mankato Saturday night Ell
route to st. James. lie has been fill
ing some lecturing dates.
Mrs. T. w. Hart went to Mime
apois yesterday to visit her daughter
for few days.
J. \. Nelson returned Friday night
from Newton. Iowa, where he put il
u bid on a court house. He was fftl
from the lowest, the bids ranging
q from $4,000 to $l64,OOO
- William Crouch of Minneapolis Wis
tied with his mother over Sunday
! Miss Blanche Mahoney who has beer
" visiting her cousin, Mrs. John Donahue
. left today for her home ut Maxbass
: North Dakota.
A. j. Veigcl, G. r. Bradley, d. L
, Walker, Il. I. Munson and +. w. Bate
cnt to Albert Lea OH the 3:l5 train t,
: attend the initiation of large class o
: Royal Arcanum members. Out of tow
members connected with the gran,
lodge are expected to be present.
Miss Myrtle Holmes is spending
IS few days at Blue Earth.
ID Mr.. j. +. Brett returned home Sat
II urday night from New York, where h
n. has been for the past three weeks %
G. a business trip.
$. Miss Goldie Crever of Minneapoli
* spent Sunday with Mrs. a. d. Ston
Oil Warren street.
l Tho avs In