The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-06-10

refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Skov are well known
people and the large attendance yester-
day showed tne esteem in which they
are held. This estimable couple have
seven children. three sons and four
daughters. five of whom were present
at Yesterdays anniversary.
Miss Ada b. Kuntz of 0watonna was
in the city today.
Z. d. Rodman of Albert Lea was in
the ciuy yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Ellis of Mapleton spent
the day in AIankat0.
Miss Caroline johnson of Tracy was
IN Mankato last evening
O. T. Seyerson of Pemberton was a
visitor in the city today
Attorney l. l.. Brown of Winona paid
Mankato visit last night
Mrs. W. II. Palmer, who has been
very sick; is slightly improved
Clair Gresham OF st. Peter was III
Mankato Sunday and Yesterday.
s. r. Dubetz and Emil c. Anderson Of
Lalsefed We're in Mankato today.
Miss May Jensen of Hayward visited
in the city yesterday and today
Mrs. 4. J. yeigel goes to MapIeton
10 visit friends for a few days.
George j. Klein spent the day trans
acting business in the twin cities.
Z. j. Sullivan and wife of Spring
field visited in the city over night
Superintendent A. c. Tibbetts of
Blue Earth was in Manllato Yesterday
Benjamin +. McGregor of AIapleton
transacted business in Mankato to-
dav.
Mrs. Wane Hull and daughter of
Boone. Iowa, We're guests in the city
today.
Attorney p. G. Reynolds OF Win
nebago attended the opening of court
today
DR.. v. ". Eberhart left today with
a party Of landseekers for Adrian
Texas.
Max Pfaender, landscape gardener,
arrived YESTERDAY for short visit in
the city
Mrs. Schriber of Second street. who
has been i'll for a few days. is much
improved.
Mrs. Dorothy Owens and Miss Ellen
Olson of Lake Crystal visited friends
in the city Sunday.
Max Pfaender of New Tim was in
ManEato Yesterday, to consult in re
gard to plans for the parks.
Attorney j. E. Haycraft and Carl
Strom were in the city today at
tending the opening of the district
court.
Four more carloads of brick have
arrived for the Second street paving.
Each of the bricks weighs eleven
pounds.
Postmaster \. j. Veigel goes to Min
neapolis tomorrow morning TO attend
"a three state postmaster's convention,
which lasts two days.
Mrs Frank Schaubert returned TO her
home at st. Paul Park Yesterday, after
spending few days in the city, visit
ing her father, Henry Zimmerman, Sr.
Paul Walker son of Mr. and Mrs
20. W. Walker left today for Clovis.
grandparents during the summer vaca
ton
Dick Rasmussen of tne Free Press
itlo9raph department. who was operat
ed ON few days ago for appendicitis
is much improved and will be out in
a few days.
John K. Anderegg. who has been re-
ceivno treatment in Emmanuel hospital
for SIX weeks. returned home yester
day, much improved. He is eighty
six years of age.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. W. Burgess. County
B. Haynes. Fl. K. Case, j. f. Reynolds
and others from this city attended the
Sterling Old Settlers picnic today.
Mrs. August G.. Graft returned tn her
home at Good Thunder today. She has
been in 4 local hospital. where she was
operated on for gall stones and appen
dicitis. She is in good shape again.
Professor Herbert L. Flint of Ben
ton Harbor. Mich. and Miss Alice Fl.
Hughes OF Paducah, KY, arrived in the
city Yesterday to fill weeks engage
ment and are guests at the Saupaugh.
Aesdames r. ID. Hubbard c. j. Mae
beth and +. NJ. Richter and Miss Flo
renee Macbeth matie an automobile
trip today to Fairibault to attend the
commencement exercises at st. Mary's
hail.
b. G.. Reynolds. of Winnebago. was
in Mankato today. on business at the
court house. Mr. Reynolds is to take
trip to Darby. Montana. where he
has relations and while there will 10
some trout fishing.
Mrs. Frank Schabert and son of St
Paul Park left for home yesterday
They were here TO attend the high
school graduating exercises. They
visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Himmel-
man. IT. Mrs. Schabert was formerly
Miss Ida Zimmerman.
William j. Merchant and son went to
colorado today where the former has
large land and lumber interests. Mr.
Morchart. .Ir.. will remain during the
summer in charge of one of the lumber
yards owned by the Morehart Boderick
company in eastern Colorado
Joseph Karen and wife and Anton
Karen and wife and son of Waden at
tended the funeral yesterday OF their
uncle. George Hoffman, and OF the
motaer OF the two ladies, Mrs.