The Mankato free press., 1909-10-22

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Charles Piper, formerly of .Mankato,
and was born here. He is connected
with lumber company which has
headquarters at Bottineau and branches
| in North Dakota and Canada.
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Will Have a dance.
Mankato Council, Royal Arcanum has
issued invitations for dancing party
to take place on Tuesday evening, Oct.
26, at the Knights of Columbus hall.
Lamm's full orchestra will furnish the
, music and refreshments will be in-
cluded in the price OF tickets.
Entertained Friends.
Miss Mary johnson of Sixth street
entertained few friends informally
last night in honor of her guest, Miss
Nellie Pehrson of Winthrop. MINI.
Games were enjoyed and refreshments
were served.
/ Mr.. Hacker left this forenoon for
Des Moines.
Louis Janda is spending few days
William Schwender made business
trip to Minneapolis today.
Miss Kate Hubbard went to the
cities yesterday afternoon.
Judge James H. Quinn of Fairmont
,, was in the city over night.
Architect A. Schippel went to Sioux
City, Iowa, today on business.
c. NJ. Macbeth left last night for
Duluth on short business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Hayden of Wa
SEGA visited in Mankato over night
j. c. Jackson of Morgan, cashier of
the bank there, was in the city today.
Z. /. Iceland, wife and daughter of
Marshall were guests in the city over
night.
Attorney U. G. Argetsinger of Ma
lpleton was in the city yesterday af-
ternoon.
DR.. G. R. Curran went to Winnie
bago this morning and operated upon
"a patient there.
Miss Rosella Foldesi of the Nurses
club went to Winnebago today on pro-
fesSlOnaI business.
, Mathilda Gieseke and Lydia c. Nc
Intire of Los Angeles, Cal, were vis-
| itors in the city today.
Mrs. Rooster of ST. James was
operated upon yesterday at Emmanuel
hospital for gall stones.
w. II. Anderson and +. B. Madigan
have gone to Aberdeen, S. d., to regis
ter for the land drawing.
Frank Cornish A. W. Westfall, Sam
uel Allen and Charles Lynch left left
night for Aberdeen, S. d.
Otto Lamm took an automobile trip
to Watcrville and back yesterday, and
found the roads very good.
! Chief of Police Pond and Ed. Pfeif-
fer took the noon train to Swan lake
today to try to bag a few ducks.
S. S. Smith is seriously sick with in
, fammatory rheumatism, and his son,
Clarence has arrived from A1inneapo-
lis
George Serene has gone to Lansing,
brother, John, who died suddenly last
night.
Jacob Schultz and family and Peter
j. Clausen and family of Mountain
Lake were in the city yesterday, doing
some trading.
Mr.. and Mrs. Avon Whited of Wa
SEGA are visiting in the city. Mr..
Whited was formerly clerk at the
! Saulpaugh hotel.
Sheriff W. H. Lake of Pipestone
spent last night in the city, on his
return from st. Peter, where he took
an insane patient.
Dr. Louis Dodds of Lake Crystal
came to the city this morning with
big bunch of malard ducks that he
shot yesterday afternoon.
Lake today. with an aged couple, to
be placed in st. Joseph's hospital,
where they will be taken care of.
Miss Iceberg of the high school
left on the noon train for Lake Crys-
trail to attend the Williams Piper
wedding which occurs this evening.
Fred Thrun, Henry Thrun, Ed
| Stoalk and Gus Stahl returned last
evening from Aberdeen, S. D., where
they went to register for government
land
John II. Holman and family moved
in from Madison Lake yesterday, where
they spent the summer. Otto Lamm
and family expect to move in in about
| n week or fen daVS
Miss Mamie Robinson. state secretary
of the Young Woman's Christian as
sociation, is expected in the city the
last of the week on business connected
with the association work.
| Warner Baker and Charles Wagon
,Jr. returned last evening from days
hunting north of Lake Crystal, in the
sloughs and Kilby lake, and brought
home nice bunch of mallards.
| Miss Nellie Pehrson. who has been
in the city as guest of Miss Mary
johnson of Sixth street, leaves tonight
for ST. Peter for short visit before
returning to her home in Winthrop,
MINI.
st. Paul Pioneer Press: Governor
A. o. Ebcrhart will move his family
to ST. Paul about Nov. Is. He has
rented what is known as the Tom
Sharp property at lis Goodrich ave-