The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-02-19

also a hunt for hidden candy hearts
was much enjoyed and was the cause
of much amusement. The refreshments,
all in heart designs and colors, com
pleted the valentine idea that had
been so successful and prettily car.
ried out during the whole evening by
the hOstesses.
Guild Is Entertained.
Miss Dell and Miss McKensie will
entertain the Young Ladies' guild OF
the Presbyterian church this evening
at the home of Mrs. Under on Liberty
street.
Will Entertain Town and Country Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Patterson will
entertain the Town and Country club
tomorrow night at $3.50 dinner.
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Pleasant Surprise Dance.
A very pleasant surprise dance was
rendered Miss Tenie EnglOn at her
home, Sunday evening. About thirty
of her friends We're present. Music
was furnished by Oscar Hanck and
Miss Julia Hauck.
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wedding at Madison Lake.
The wedding bells sounded at Madi-
son Lake today, when Miss Virginia
Mape, one of the fairest daughters OF
the village, and William A, Lyons were
ha IF
mony. The bride is a daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs James Mape, well known
residents of the village, and the groom
| is brother of Postmaster Patrick
Lyons, and prosperous farmer. Both
are very popular, and the best wishes
of all will accompany them through
life.
A wedding dinner was served at the
home of the brides parents, and the
bride and groom left on wedding
| trip to the west.
Entertained at Bridge.
Mrs. C. r. Butler entertained infor-
| mallv three tables of bridge this after
noon in honor of her sister, Mrs. L. j.
FaZcndin of Saltwater.
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An Enjoyable Dance.
The dance given last night in A. O.
L. W. hall by the w. c. 0. F. was
| very largely attended, about seventy
five couples enjoyed the dance program
Iamm's orchestra furnished the music
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Brett de-
parted today for Yuma, Arizona, where
they will visit their son Frank, who is
not quite so well.
Mrs. J. A. Lewis left today for a
visit of several weeks in Texas.
Mrs. Anna Hastings of Eagle Lake
is visiting Mrs. Mary f. Tenney and
Mrs w. C. Wood for a few days.
| Mrs. Field of North Mankato was
operated upon at one of the hospitals
two or three days ago.
| DIR. c. Fl. Nerbovigs was at Waseca
| today, where he has n brother who is
seriously sick.
! w. l.. Hixon, who has been suffering
from a severe attack of quinsy, for the
past week. is reported as cOnvaescing
| Miss Helen Hall of the Franklin
school returned home yesterday from a
weekend visit with relatives in Fari-
bault
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Smith OF
Mt. Vernon, Onio, are guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Davis OF
Lincoln street.
City Engineer J. r. Thompson OF
BrOokings, S. d., who is in MankatC
at present, will remain mere another six
weeks at least. He returns to the
monthly meetings of the council.
J. H. Stewart. left today for Nor
folk, Va, to visit friends and relatives
He will be at Hampton Roads wher
the fleet arrives from its world tour.
| Mr.. Bennett, VINO has been the guest
of W. NJ. Strader and family in Bel
grade, left today for his home at Oak
land, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kaisersatt of Faribauli
visited in the city today.
Attorney d. A. Reed of Lake Crysta
was in Mankato today.
X. A. Grout of Luverne was in Man
katO today.
Fred KrOn of the Leader department.
store returned last evening from st
Paul where he spent few days buy
ing new fixtures for the Leader gro
Gerry department, which is being remod
eled and improved
Mrs. n. Reedfeld is spending tel
days in Chicago, selecting a new stool
of spring millinery.
DR.. j. NJ. Edwards went to Min
neapOlis today to have his arm treated
He is able to be out again and devot,
several hours a day to office work
The infection is pretty well out of ni
system.
| Mrs. Hugh Jones was operated upor
at Rochester Friday and is doing nicely
Mr.. Jones is with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fl. Saulpaugh re
turned Sunday from the automobil,
show at Chicago.
| V. l.. H. King of Minneapolis, for
merly of this city, spent the day il
Mankato. =.
j. j. Woods of LeSueur Center wa.
in Mankato today.
/ S. Karstad of st. James was in tin,
city over night