The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-01-28

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Miss Ruth Carney and twenty of her
young lady friends, last evening, after
which the party returned to the Spen.
Ger home where they were served with
q nice lunch. The affair was an en-
ioyable one.
Clay Ryan of lie Sueur dincd in the
city today.
II. A. Meyer of Ashawa was in the
city today.
Marcus Williamson was in from
Medo today.
F. Bondarant of Kasota was in this
city yesterday.
Capt l.. y. Holmes was reported as
not so well today.
Mrs. Mead of Lake Crystal was in
Mankato yesterday.
DR.. d. f. Catlin was visitor to st.
Peter last evening.
Mr.. Woodruff of Vernon Center paid
the city visit today.
j. II. Hjelland of Winthrop was in
the city this afternoon.
A. c. Won Hagen of Minneapolis spent
last night in the city. s.,
j. X. Osgood and wife of Garden
City were in Mankato yesterday.
O. T. Severson of Pemberton paid
NIankato visit last evening and to-
day. ~
w. II. Fish Of Elysian, solicitor for
the WoOdmen OF the World. is in the
city.
Attorney Charles c. Kolars of L.
Suenr Center was in Mankato over
night.
Edwin Quick, wife and child OF Ma
pleton, Iowa, were visitors in Mankato
today.
Mrs Frank d. Root of Wells visited
friends in the city yesterday after
noon.
J. B. Dye and wife of Wascca were
in Mankato last evening on their way
TO Bigelow.
Mrs Frank Landkamer has as her
guest her sister, Miss Genevieve Kreu-
ger of Waseca
r. w. Priest, business manager
of "The Third Degree" was in Man,
kato over night.
Mrs. S. W. Sherley of Chatfield,
Mimi, and Mrs. Minnie r. Beatty oi
Anoka were visitors in Mankato yes.
terday.
Mrs. W. Z. Hendley returned to her
home in Nieollet today after visiting
her parents, Coroner and Mrs. Z. r.
Kennedy, for a couple of days.
+. w. Hunt, Hans Jorgenson, Aid.
Wiltgen and Others are guests of Rob
iert Lamm at his Madison Lake cot
tage. They went out TO see the seine
drawn.
j. G. Morgan and I party of eight
to ten st. Peter young men drove to
the city last evening in sleigh and
remained over night. returning today
by train.
Attorney c. o. Daley went to Sleepy
Eye today to appear for the defendant
in the trial of the case of Fred Setback
VS.. Henry +. Leonard as trustee for
Mayer Bros.
Charles II. Cobb of Waseca, fire.
man on the Chicago g. Northwestern
road, who was injured recently, is
spending part of ten days layoff
in Mankato.
Attorney c. J. lockwood and wife
of Minneapolis are in the city, having
been summoned on account of the
serious illness of Mrs. Rockwood's
father, l.. G.. NJ. Fletcher.
J. B. Nielsen left last night for
Prairie du Chen, Wis, where he will
take Il course of treatment in the
-sanitarium for three weeks. He has
been suffering from rheumatism.
Mrs. G.. W. Eichstaedt and son and
her sister, Miss Tillie Schwann, went
to Rochester yesterday afternoon for
a visit, and from there will go to
Faribault. They will return in about
a week.
A. Danielson of ST. Peter was in the
city yesterday afternoon. He expects
to start in business at st. Peter again
the middle of February, with pianos,
newspapers and magazines. He has Il
store at New Ulm, and will continue
the business there.
Inevold Sorenson is in st. Paul
where lie is receiving treatment at tue
Mounds Park Sanitarium. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sorensou expect to move to their
farm in Spring Island in the spring.
They will remain there during the sum.
mer. Ingyold will be there with them
in the hope of benefting his health.
Mayor George w. Neff, Marshall
Fred Letter, Ben WeibcrS, Hugh
Jones, Ed. Mutt, j. A. Swensdn, DIR.
Grimes, Earl Bartlett, Lon Weymouth,
Loren HickOk and wife, Dayton Cor
dell, Gus Drierson and Fred. Kraus of
Lake Crystal are in the city as wit
nesses in the damage snit against the
village now on. trial in the district
court. Attorney Carl Strom is also
down, being one of the attorneys in
the case. .a,,s
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