The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-02-25

tby Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mitchell, tht
consolation by Mr.. Crandall and Mr.
Rcedstrom, A nice luncheon was served
and the departing guests extended con
ORGANIZATIONS and good wishes to Mr.
Bowen.
Washington Birthday Party.
Miss Lena Just of Rapidan enter
tanned large Washington birthday
party Saturday evening. Invitations
were issued on Ratchet shaped cards
the rooms were decorated with flag'
and patriotic cmblems. A part of the
entertainment was singing national airs
Frollicking games were played by the
younger people while cards amused tho
more sedate. A very delicious luncl
was served.
Milbank Herald-Advance: Mr.. anC
Mrs. c. T.. Barnes celebrated thcil
tenth wedding last Tuesday evening
number OF their friends meeting witt
them on the occasion and discussing
the problem of welded life and its
blessings and banc. A very pleasant
/ time was had and the couple were
given good start on another ten years
round.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes are former resi-
| dents OF MankatO.
yesterday.
G. w. Norris of Tracy was in the
city Sunday.
w. NJ Kearons OF Fairbault spent
Sunday in the city.
F. Montgomery of Sleepy Eye was
/ in the city yesterday.
/ Captain Oliver Duane of ST. Peter
was in Mankato today.
NJ. G.. Willard returned Saturday aft
crnoon from his western trip.
Emory Olson is in Minneapolis at
tending the grocerymen's convention.
Lee Swift and II. +. Setter of Tracy
were in ATankatO Saturday evening
William VI. Smith of Redwood Falls
was in the city Saturday and Sun
day.
| Miss Beulah Hunt went to Waseca
this morning to visit friends for a few
days.
John Moonan of Wascca, attorney
and state senator. was in MankatC
yesterday.
s. NJ. Morris went to the twin
cities this morning. expecting to re-
turn tonight.
| Miss Mamie Davis of st. Paul was
the guest Of her father, William Davis
over Sunday.
Miss Rose Rabc of st. Paul arrived
Saturday evening, to visit for three
or four days.
Il. H. Officer and Mrs. Mary F. OF
iicer of Winncbago were visitors il
Mankato yesterday.
II. Rincs. editor OF The Times al
Mora, Mimi. was in the city a few
hours this afternoon.
Mrs. Maud Dunninc of Oshawa spent
Saturday with relatives in Mankat'
and attended the birthday party of Gil
bert Hail.
| O. y. Miller Of ST. Clair and Mr.
Reynolds of Eagle Lake were anon:
The people in the city today from Thu
county villages.
Mrs. VI. J. Flohr and child of Wal
lace, Idaho, arrived Saturday to be IN
guest Of her mother. Mrs. /. l.. Mans
field, for a month.
Mrs. Peter Schweilzcr left for he
home at West Superior, Wis, today
after a pleasant visit OF ten days will
her sister, Mrs Fred Kron.
i John May has returned from tn
Pacific coast, where he spent som
time. lie states that the season Of
the coast mas been rainy and I'M
pleasant.
Miss Catherine Jones, who is teach
!; ing at Mnneota, is in the city t.
remain over Washington's birthday
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
William Jones.
+ Owatonna Journal: n G.. Ward o
Mankato spent Saturday at Kelly Hal
a guest of his son Harry. On his re
, turn home Saturday he was accom-
panied by Harry who went home for
i short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Rosenberge
were called TO Chicago today on ac
, count of the death of Mr.. Rosenberg
, er's brother law. G. c. Stockwel
Mr.. Stockwcll had number of friend
in Mankato.
Hugh II. Edwards and Ed. Bender G
Lake Crystal returned yesterday fro,
Hot Springs. Ark. where they an
Joshua Wisley and A. w. Johnso
spent the past month. Mr.. Johnso
is there yet, and Mr.. Wiglcy stoppc
off at Chicago on the return trip {
run down to Peoria, ILL.,, to visit HI
daughter.
From Tuesdays Daily.
! P'e!ty Colonial Deception.
, 4 very pretty alair was the cooni:
| or Nashinston's Din thday reception t
!, the students Of tie state rorm.
. school, rendered by thc faculty in III
/, gymnasium last evs:.ing. Almost II
! O! the students We're present, and co
6 on.ai costumes we've worn, many
/. them being SPLEEN IDLY goit ~ an
trn,y iepr Sahr,ng the time lepictc,