The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-02-05

attended theopening of the district
court today.
From Wednesdays Daily.
Days of Mother Goose.
The H. and G.. club was entertained
by Mrs. Fred PrOwse and Mrs. DR..
Nerbovig at the home of the latter,
Tuesday afternoon. The members rep
resented Mother Goose characters and
Jack Horner, Simple Simon, Mother
Hubbard, Queen of Hearts with her
Tarts, Old Witch, the woman who
lived in her shoe and others were
there.
A four course dinner was served and
all had a jolly time.
Simple Simon and Mary, Mary
Quite Contrary, carried home the prizes
The decorations We're in keeping
with the spirit of the happy affair.
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Married at lie Sueur Center.
Miss Anna CARRIER and Mr.. Henry
Hulguman of Wells were married at
lie Sueur Center yesterday afternoon
H. C. Perron, justice of the peace, Of
floating. The groom is engaged in
business at Wells. The happy couple
went to Minneapolis last evening where
they will spend the honeymoon.
Young Couple Remembered By Friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Nitzkowski
who were married yesterday, were ten,
dered a delightful surprise last evening
by number of their young friends, al
the pleasant home of the young couple
on Pfau street. There were twenty
in the company, all members of a
young folks club. They presented Mr.
and Mrs. Nitzkowski with handsome
painting and other beautiful gifts. The
evening was given up to the many
pastimes which are most thoroughly
enjoyed by young people.
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Hughes Morrison Wedding.
Miss Ethel A. Hughes and Garfield
E. Morrison were married at noon to-
day by Rev. Peter Glare, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church. Mr.. and
Mrs. Morrison took the one O'Clock
train for the cities, where they will
remain a few days, and will be at
home to their friends at Madison
Lake.
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Pleasant Card Party.
the Young Mems Sodality of st
Peter and Paul's Catholic church gave
a very pleasant card party and supper
at their school hall last evening, that
was largely attended.
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Entertain Young Ladies' Society.
Mrs. John Nyquist will entertain the
Young Ladies' society of the Swedish
Lutheran church this evening at hel
home. Gentlemen are invited.
Miss Zada Parks of Amboy Mimi, is
in the city spending a few days with
relatives.
Mrs. c. II. Saulpaugn went to the
twin cities this morning for visit
Mrs NJ d. Fritz went to Mime
apolis this morning to attend a meet
ing of the auditing committee of the
state organization of the Woman's Re
lief corps.
John B. Meagher of st. Paul was in
Mankato yesterday on business.
f. A. Miner of GAINESVILLE was il
Mankato overnight.
w. +. Schandel of Blue Earth paid
the city visit today.
l.. Salet is spending five weeks in
New York City buying stock for his
popular bargain store on north Front
street
Paul Iverson is at Fergus Falls or
store conducted there by the firm OF
Iverson & Lee, of which he is mem
Der.
H. E. Carney will depart this even
ing for West Baden to enjoy two
weeks rest at that famous health re.
sort.
Charles j. Macbeth was in Duluth
today on business.
c. L. Holmes, A. c. Gran, A. c. He'd
berg, Professor G.. C. Owen and pro
badly G. NJ. Palmer will attend the
laymen's missionary at Minneapolis
Feb. 4 to Z, representing the Baptist
church and will 60 tomorrow. The
Presbyterian church will be represented
by w. D. Willard an dpossibly DR.. C
d. Snow.
Mrs. H. w. Kelly arrived in the city
today from Black River Falls, Wis, tt
| join her husband who is travelling sales
man for the Hubbard Milling company
Mrs. Kelley was accompanied by hel
| mother, Mrs. F. A. Parsons, who will
remain until Saturday.
Marcus Lauritson, a banker of Tyler
* in Mankato today on business.
| R., H. Norton of Garden City was il
ManEato today.
j. L. Wilson, the Garden City vol
hunter, visited Mankato today.
j. A. Blanchard, Marshall miller
was in Mankato today on business.
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