The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-03-05

was played and pretty luncheon was
| served.
Enjoyed Sleighride.
About twenty young people enjoyed
sleignride party from eight until ten
o'clock last evening, after which they
repaired to the home of Alma Schu-
nacher, North Second street, where
F., they were served with an oyster sup
tper. A social hour followed.
! A. T. Stcbbins of Rochester was in
Alankato today.
! L. S. Wilcox and George s. Thomp.
son were Kasota men in the city yes
, terday.
! j. L. French and wife of Window
ing.
James A. Meagher of Marysburg
was in the city Saturday night
| Miss Rose c. Linihan of Madison
Lake visited friends in the city yes.
Iterday.
! Mrs. Wiggerson is entertaining hel
parents, from Henderson.
Theodore Williams was invited to
st. Paul last week to consider prop.
osition to take the general agency fo1
: a leading surety company, but after
looking into the matter decided that
he has good enough thing in his
present business.
| w. Z. Young leaves tomorrow morn
hns fri, 70
Attorney B. J. Reynolds of Whine.
bago was in Mankato Saturday.
/, Fred w. Druckenbrod, who has been
with J. G. Lulsdorff & Son for some
time past, went to st. Paul. Saturday
to take a position with a hardware
ijobbing house. He is succeeded by Dan
Murphy, formerly with Schroeder &
Murphy.
r. E. Peryer of Minneapolis visited
James Hodson and other relatives in
this city and vicinity yesterday and
today.
Miss Lois Thomasson of Minneapolis
spent Saturday and Sunday in the
city as the guest of James Hodson
land family.
George b. Owen was in from Nladi.
son Lake today.
Arthur Anderson and AL Carlson left
this morning for Spokane, WASH and
latter spending ten days there will pro-
coed to Ashland, Ore, where they ex-
Ipect to remain. Mr.. Anderson was
formerly employed by the National
Citizens bank
Carlos Boynton of st. Paul was in
the city yesterday and today.
DR.. Frank Brett and wife left yes
terday for their home at Green Bay.
Wis; G. w. Baker to Minneapolis !;
Mrs. B. E. Baker to Spooner, Wis. !;
and Eugene Baker to Duluth.
Will ID. and Leslie A. Funk. sons
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.. Funk, left this
morning for Sunnyside, Wash, where
they will locate upon fruit farm.
&. f. Pay and S. X. Fowler went
to Minneapolis this afternoon to at
tend the cement manufacturers con-
vention.
Benjamin Williams and Robert
Hughes departed Saturday for Wash
jn9ton where they will remain for a
couple of weeks OH business
Fl. Z. Carney goes to Minneapolis
this evening to attend the convention
of cement manufacturers.
Robert Rasmussen of the Mankato
Sanitary Dairy left today for Albert
Lea where ne will spend several days
closing out his Freedom county inter
ests.
Attorneys Charles Thompson of AM
boy and Carl Strom of Lake Crys-
tai were called to Mankato today by
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gottschalk of
Judson are in the city to attend the
theatre tonight.
H. H.. Edwards of Lake Crystal was
in Mankato today.
w. w. Jenkins of Judson paid the
city visit today.
Paul Radichel went to Minneapolis
today to attend the Northwestern &C.
ment Manufacturers association.
William Troendle and William Stro-
bel of Mapleton tranacted business
at the court house this forenoon.
E. Bosin of Good Thunder was in
the city today.
Mrs. Thuemmler returned to her
home in Minneapolis today, after a
short visit with friends in the city.