The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-10-15

light up the gloomy places, some are
not saints, none are in the potters'
fields. county shoruds or poor houses,
none are hungry. They do good, speak
kindly, shake hands warmly and re-
spect the honor of womankind.
We sell guns and traps cheap.
Northwestern Hide and Fur Co., Min
neapolis, MINI.
From Mondays Daily.
The Faculty Reception.
The reception on Saturday evening,
given by President and Mrs. C. H.
Cooper, to the normal school faculty,
was an especially delightful social af
fair, and was enjoyed by Il large num-
Der of faculty members. Music was
one of the pleasant features of the
evening, Miss Fink contributing vocal
selections in group of the most pleas
ing German songs. Miss Helen Cooper
also entertained the guests with piano
solos. In the dining room, where the
refreshments were served, was pretty
arrangement of garden flowers. The
event of Saturday evening was the first
of President and Mrs. Cooper's faculty
receptions in their new home and the
affair was an especially enjoyable one
Resident Director j. c. Wise was one
of the guests.
Nice Time for the Boys.
This evening at the Young Mems
Christian association Il good time, in
Guiding a banquet is to be given to
the Junior members of the association.
At six o'clock the ladies' auxiliary will
serve the banquet, and in the evening
Mr.. Cartlich will give his popular stere
opticon lecture to the boys, also to the
friends and parents of the Junior boys.
Mr.. Cadtlich has been boys secre-
tary for the last seven years and is
thoroughly at home with boys of all
ages. He interests them, is fond of
them and he understands them. The
stereopticon talk is to begin immedi
ately following the banquet and will
take place as near 80 o'clock as pos
sible.
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Eastern Star Circle.
The Eastern Star circle enjoyed a.
delightful afternoon on Saturday at
the home of Mrs. H. r. Wiecking on
Byron street, at which time the fol
lowing officers were elected: President,
Mrs. C. H. Nerbovig vice president,
Mrs. D. Z. Walker; secretary and treas
urer, Mrs. NJ D. Fritz. The latter
part of the afternoon was spent So
cially and delightful lunchean was
served by the hostess.
Will Wed Tomorrow Morning.
Tomorrow at eight o'clock a. IN. oc
ours the marriage of Miss Elizabeth NJ.
Schmidt and George Hodapp at the
home of the bride, 425 North Front
street
Entertained the Teachers.
Miss Lewis of the grammar depart
ment of the normal school, entertained
on Saturday evening, the teachers and
principals of that department.
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Ed. Nyquist went to st. Paul yes
terday.
Judge w. L. Comstock spent the day
in Minneapolis.
w. J. Pribye of Lakefeld was in the
city yesterday.
Presbery Moore of Heron Lake Sun
dayed in the city.
4. A. Dietz renewed acquaintance in
the city yesterday.
Henry Schweppe of st. James was in
the city over night.
George A. Loomis of st. Peter dined |
in the city yesterday.
Frank w. Rinke of Lamberton was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. John F. Lorenz leaves tomorrow |
for her home at Bird Island.
Miss Bessie Dodds, who is teaching |
at Wells was home for Sunday.
S. \. Bakken and +. T. Johnson of
Welcome were i'll the city over night.
Mrs NJ. Duane of lie Sueur was a
guest il the city yesterday and today.
Peter Friesen and family of Noun
tain Lake were in Mankato today, do
ing some trading.
H. j. Rabe and sister, Miss Birdie,
spent yesterday visiting their brother
and family at Nicollet.
J. w Jennison of GAINESVILLE trans
acted business in the city Saturday
afternoon, remaining over night.
Miss Jessie Thompson of Gilfillan and
Miss Allie Thompson of Sparta Wis,
visited friends in the city today.
N. A. Thorstensen and wife, VINO
were married at st. Peter Saturday, !
were guests in this city over Sunday. |
Miss Isabel Stene of Minneapolis, |
who was in the city over the week
end returned on the Sunday afternoon
train.
Mrs Charles f. Wise arrived today |
noon from her home at Hagerstown, |
Md, for visit with her nephews and |
nieces.
Walter H. Murphy. assistant agent |
at the Omaha depot, has been confined |