The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-11-05

tnlS evening at HallOWe en- party.
Mrs. George Anderson of Willard
street is very ill.
/ Miss Pearl Mattson of Balaton was
in Mankato today.
6. w. .Eamberton of Garden City
was in Mankato today.
! Philip Kane was in from Madison
Lake today, on business.
/ DIR. w. H. Barr of Wells was a visi-
tor in the city last evening.
I j. c. Rabe of Nicollet visited rela
tives in the city last evening.
| Frank Atcherson and John Ward of
Medo paid Mankato visit today.
L. D.. Mills of Garden City had
business in the district court today.
/ Architect H. C. Gerlach and family
have moved into the Security flats.
County Attorney w. A. Plymat has
gone to St. Paul, and will be back Mon
day.
! j. M. Reilly, agent for "Girl from
the U. S. A." was in the city over
might.
! Mrs. V. Sperra has gone to Good
Thunder to visit her son, Paul for a
few days.
Mrs. M. B. Foster from Tacoma,
Wash, arrived today to visit relatives
for an extended visit
H. ]. Rabe and Harry Terwilliger
attended the football game at Mime
apolis this afternoon.
Chris McGovern, who formerly lived
near st. Clair. but who now lives near
Waseca, was in Mankato yesterday.
! E. r. Kennedy and C. L. Kennedy
and their families spent yesterday in
Nicollet, visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. E..
Hendley.
! Mr.. and Mrs. George Black and fam
lily of Center street left early this
morning in their automobile for Min
neapolis.
Mrs. M. L. Fisch of Window and
Mrs. W. T. Eckstein of New Ulm were
arrivals in Mankato on the morning
train today.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Olson and son, Cliff
ford Franksen, went to Lake Crystal
today to visit the family of Hans
Rosenberg for a week.
Francisco where he has been for seven
years. He will make his home in
Mankato in the future.
Misses Ida and Katie Walz have
gone to st. Paul, Chicago and Kan
kama, Wis, to spend two weeks visit
ing. They will visit their sister, Ben
igna, at kankana.
c. V. Mood and August Deike left
last night on several days hunting
trip, and will this evening be joined
by A. w. Mood of st. Paul. The party
will hunt at Perth. near Madelia.
NJ. ID. Fritz and family are moving
into the w. f. Young residence on
Clark street, which they recently pur-
chased. They will rent the house on
Cherry street which they are vacating.
Mrs. A. B. Wilson left this noon
for LeMars, Iowa, and in a couple
of weeks will join her husband at
Oklahoma City. Okla. She has been
the guest for few days of Mrs. D.
A. Little, on Locke street.
| Robert Hughes, Malcolm Morehart
and Herman Hayward, high school SEN
iors ard members of the football team,
went to Minneapolis to attend the
Chicago Minnesota game today. They
will return this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fitzloff re-
turned last night from a two days
visit at Tyler, Mimi, where they at
tended the wedding of Miss Minnie
Brandt and Charles Strubt. The bride
is an intimate friend of Mrs. Fitz-
loft
Mrs. Phil Var~h, end daughter of
Madison Lake visited the county seat
today. Mrs. Vaughn paid her taxes
years, and it was her first visit to
the present court house since it was
erected.
c. H. Saulpaugh returned yesterday
from Swan Lake to have tooth at
tended to, and went there again. Will
liam Schwender brought him in and
| took him out agian. The party have
not been very successful thus far in
getting ducks, because of the lake being
rough.
Misses Mabel and Alice Thomas will
remain at Penn Hill, Pa, and other
points visiting for three weeks The
funeral of their father, the late Col.
Thomas, took place ut eleven o'clock
yesterday forenoon. tho services being
held at the Friends meeting house at
Penn HILL
J George Aaron and Miss Cora Juliar
Hubmer, Walter Haedt and Misses Rosa
Hagenmeister and Erma OFT of st.
Clair went to Blue Earth today to at
tend the convention of the Young Peo-
pies Alliance which began there Thurs
day and continues over Sunday. They
were in the city this forenoon to
take the train
Mrs. F. B. Cowgirl returned yester-
! day from weeks visit in st. Paul.
where she attended the dedication
services of the First Methodist church
in that city, where DR.. Cowgirl was
formerly located. The dedication SER
vices begun last Sunday and additional
services took place during the week.
\ reception occurred on Monday even
! ing and on Thursday evening can
| tata was given bv large chorus