The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-08-20

sideration of their garments, or gold
or lineage or luck"
Mr.. and Mrs B. D. Smith Entertain.
Mr.. and Mrs B. d. Smith entertained
at six-thirty dinner last evening, at
,, which Or. and Mrs. j. S. Young were
honor guests. Pink fairy lamps and
sweet peas. of the same color, with
pretty setting of green, made most
artistic table decoration. Covers were
placed for nine The guests were en-
tertained later in the evening with a
puzzle contest and also a contest for
hidden authors.
Delightful House Party.
| Miss Katherine Brown was hostess lat
a delightful house party at the Brown
cottage, Lake Washington this week.
The guests included, Gertrude Nerbovig,
Katharine Wise, Alice Hayward, Lor-
eta Oleson, Francesca Smith, Isabel
Vincenhaler of Omaha, Howard Johnson,
Harold Willard and Winfield Smith. The
young people had a most enjoyable
time participating in all of the water
sports.
A. F. Rabe took trip to Nicollet
yesterday.
James VIII of Mapleton was in the
city today.
Rev. F. NJ Rule of Winona was in
AIankato today.
George NJ. keenan, of West Mankato
is quite poorly.
Clait Ewing, left today for his home
in Warsaw, Wis.
| W. O. Wiederhoeft of Amboy was
in the city today.
Daniel Shell of Worthington visited
Mankato last night
F. f. Cooper of Vernon Center was
in the city over night.
Mrs. Evan Hughes is laid up with
an attack of tonsilitiS
Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Ward of Medo
were in the city yesterday
Mrs. F. W. Bates and son left YES
terday for a weeks visit at Westbrook.
w. Ward and Charles Harrison of
Blue Earth were in Mankato last even
ing.
Lieutenant Governor A. O. Eberhart
returned this noon from trip to st.
Cloud.
Editor Mayor c. w. Neff of Lake
Crystal transacted business in Mankato
today.
Mrs. s. Pfefrer and boys of Vernon
Center spent yesterday and today in
Mankato..
Miss Myrtle Holmes and Miss Stew
art left this afternoon for a trip to
the Pacific coast.
Lyle, the four year old son of c. A.
Keene, went to Judson yesterday, alone
to visit relatives
o. j. Rosendahl Of Jordan, represent
ing the proposed sanitarium there, wan:
in Mankato today
Henry Daily of Chicago was in Man
kato today. He is a son of the late
Guy Daily of Mapleton.
James H. Sapey and family leave on
Monday for Bemidji, to spend three
weeks in the pine woods.
Mrs. ID. NJ, Cornwall of Clean, n.
Y, is in the city, the guest of Mrs.
5. E. Wood and family.
w. H. Wilcox and family returned
Thursday from Point Pleasant, after
an extended, stay there.
Senator Frank Clague of Lamberton
was in Mankato yesterday, visiting his
brother law, Miles Porter, and fam
lily.
c. E. Lovett, imperial vice good sa-
marian of the Modern Samaritans,
with headquarters in Duluth was in
Mankato today.
| w. ID. Willard and family who have
been spending several weeks at the
Nelson cottage, Lake Washington, re-
turned to MankatO last evening
c. o. Daley went to Owatonna this
afternoon to spend Sunday, and will
return Monday, accompanied by his
family who have been visitin there
Mrs. E. A. Clare and baby left this
morning for their home in St. Paul
after visit of three weeks with Rev.
and Mrs. Peter Clare and family.
| DR.. and Mrs. DeForest Catlin went
to st. Paul this afternoon to be gone
a week. They will attend the national
osteopathic convention at Minneapolis.
Charles n. Roe, representing the
western department of the North River
Insurance company, was in the city
yesterday and today, consulting with
Agent Gary.
Mrs. w. r. Warwick anu child leave
tonight for Los Angeles, Cal, to re-
main for an indefinite period. Her mo-
Their is in poor health, and she may
remain all winter.
Miss Lucille Brandenburg of Sioux
Falls is visiting in the city as guest
of Miss Lora Lulsdorff, Miss Branden-
burg has also spent several weeks at
Lake Crystal and Minneapolis.
Rev. Jones of Pipestone, Mimi, and
daughter are in the city. Rev. Jones
! will preach at the Presbyterian church
tomorrow and his daughter will spend
Sunday at Lake Washington as guest
OF Katherine Brown.
! Mrs. L. NJ Rice of Denver, VINO has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. H. 1.
Parry, for several weeks, leaves tomor-