The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-05-21

grown-ups If more difficult game is
desired use beans, but peanuts are bet
ter adapted for children.
Prizes of course are quite necessary
for such an affair, especially if for the
children.
Song Recital This Evening.
Mrs. Frank R. Watson will give a
song recital at the Presbyterian church
tonight This delightful event will be
under the auspices of the ladies of ST.
Johns Episcopal church The press In
every city where Mrs. Watson has sung
is liberal in its praise of her singing.
A large audience should greet her this
! evening.
Will Entertain Informally.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Patterson are
to entertain informally few of Mrs.
| Watson's friends at their home, after
the recital, which is to take place this
/ evening at the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. A. w. Johnson is reported verv
low today.
w. l.. Hixon left yesterday afternoon
on an eastern trip
Former Chief of Police Osten was a
twin city visitor today.
i Senator Frank Clague of Iamberton
was in the city this afternoon.
j. p Deneen has returned from a
brief stay at Colfax Springs, Iowa.
Henry and Albert Kruse are spending
a few days at Swan lake, for an out
ing.
Attorney Otto Harkee left yesterday
for Hugo and Denver Col, on a bust
ness trip.
George Atchison went to st. Paul to-
day to attend a meeting of the state
fair board.
Attorney C. j. Laurisch was i'm Min
neapolis today, attending the United
States court.
DR.. and Mrs. j. H. James left on the
noon train for Minneapolis. They will
return tomorrow.
Mrs. T. O. Fleischbein of Belleville
ILL.,, is spending the week in Man
kato, visiting friends.
Rev. Father Theodore Hegemann has
returned from Milwaukee, where he
spent couple of weeks.
DIR. and Mrs. c. d. Snow left last
night for Denver, Col, to attend a
Presbyterian church convention.
Miss Dorothy Jameson of st. Paul
has arrived to spend a week in Man
kato as the guest of Miss Bessie
Hughes.
Mrs. T. S. Fowles returned last night
from Minneapolis, where she visited
her daughter, Mrs. 7. l. McCune, for
six weeks.
Emery Hanson of Chicago is the
guest of Mrs. Fred Widell and her
daughter, Mrs. Carl Engwalson, for a
few days. "o.
/ Mrs. F. w. Hunt went to Rochester
yesterday to attend the Winona district
convention of the Women's Foreign Mis-
sionary society.
Hon. Frank Leonard, who is to de-
liver lecture on Christian Science at
the opera house tonight, is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Macbeth.
Mrs. c.. H. Griebel left this after
noon for Knoxville, Tenn, called there
by the sudden death of her sister, Mrs
Newton Barber. Death was due to
pneumonia.
Rev. s. NJ. Dick of Minneapolis, who
is to make the address of the evening
at the laymen's foreign missionary
1nxr h. h.
guest of General James H. Baker while
in the city. b
| c. G. Todd left today for Chicago
after spending three weeks in the city
assisting in delivering the copies of the
History of Blue Earth County He will
return later in the summer and prepare
a history of Olmstead county.
+. j. Hennig is back from Huron, s
d., to get his family. and will leave
with them tonight for Huron. His
household goods have already been ship
ped. Mr.. Hennig has purchased home
at Huron, as houses are hard to rent
Mrs. Max Vilsmeyer of New Richland
was called to Mankato yesterday by the
serious illness of her sister. Mrs
Stones, little girl. The child is very
sick with pneumonia at the home of her
grandmother, Mrs. Judge, $50 Clark
street.
A. j. Peterson and wife Will leave
| Thursday or Friday for Minneapolis
where they will visit for day and
then 90 to Hector for day, and
proceed from there to Lily, S. D., Mon
day, where they will reside Joseph
Krause has succeeded Mr. Peterson as
bookkeeper in the local office of the
Lampert Lumber company.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. W. Andrews will
leave Thursday night for the Pacific
coast, by way of the Union Pacific
road. They will 90 to San Francisco
first. Mount Shasta Springs, Medford
Oregon, Roseburg, Portland and Seat
tie, and will be gone three or foul
weeks They will spend the greater
part of the time at Medford, visiting
Ed Andrews and family