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

city. Inc couple VIII be at home
after June IL at the Hotel Washington
Annex. Seattle. Wash. The bride is Il
younger sister of Miss Agnes Coughlin,
and the groom is a member of the lead
ing firm of architects of Seattle. The
bride has numerous friends in the city
who will extend their best wishes.
Gave a Farewell Picnic.
A farewell picnic was rendered Mrs
VIII. Ohmstead and Mrs. Dexter Thaycr
by the Bunker Hill ladies at Highland
park on Saturday afternoon. An elabOr
ate supper was served at 6:30 and the
gentlemen woe right there on time TO
do Justice To it. Over fifty were served
and all certainly had Il delightful time.
Mrs. Olmstead is leaving for Sioux
City, iowa, and Mrs. Thayef is leaving
for Duluth for the summer.
Mrs. r. D. Hubbard Entertained.
AIRS. r. d. Hubbard entertained 4
/ company OF twelve elderly ladies AT a
luncheon Saturday afternoon at her
honor OF her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Cannon. whose birthday anniversary oc-
casioned the very pleasant affair Mrs.
Cannon was the recipient OF novel re
membranes from her friends and the
affair was one of much enjoyment.
Leo Lamm was up from st. Paul to-
day
James Sullivan OF Owatoma visited
friends in Mankato Yesterday.
\. DanelsOn of St Peter was a
business visitor in the city today
Miss Kate Hubbard is the guest Of
friends in Minneapolis this week.
Martin [. F. Eyrich, editor OF The
New Tim Journal. is in the city
Jay Hubbard left yesterday for Chi
cago where he will spend a week on
business.
Or and Mrs. L. VI. Edwards left for
Chicago yesterday afternoon, TO be gone
two or three days.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Terwilliger went
to Albert Lea Saturday, to visit friends.
and returned today.
Leo s. Lamm arrived from Minnea
polls Saturday night to spend a couple
of days in the city.
President c. n. Cooper is in WinOna
where he will attend meeting of the
normal board tomorrow.
Miss Mabel Rinaldo, one of the public
school teachers, expects To spend six
weeks of her vacation at Lake Wash
ington.
Miss Woodland of the high school
faculty went to her home at Fair
mont Saturday afternoon To spend her
vacation.
Superintendent F. J. Sperry will teach
in the summer school at Earibault, but
in Mankato.
Miss Mary Burton has gone To La
Crosse to spend the SIMMER vacation
period as the guest of her grandmother
and other relatives and friends.
William Ellis went up to Mapleton
yesterday afternoon in order to be on
hand bright and early at the old set
tiers meeting at Sterling tomorrow
Former Judge Lorin Cray went to
Mapleton this afternoon and tomor
row he will deliver an address to the
old settlers who viii picnic in Ster-
ling.
Misses Anna and Cora Odiard. who
have been teaching in che albuquerque
I b.,rr
rived home 10 spend their summer va
cation.
Mrs. 4. r. Mcdonald of Rapidan.
whose husband died two on three
weeks ago, has gone to Alexandra.
Mimi. to attend the funeral OF a
brother.
Adolph Holman left Yesterday for
Tacoma. Wash. 10 visit his sister. Miss
Edith. and look over the country with
a view to remaining if he finds a
good opening.
John Pugh of SPARTA Wis.,, a con-
dnctor on the Milwaukee road. is
visiting his mother and sisters at 80
Clark street Mr.. Pugh has been with
lltt iDdi WI bWt:lt -7tNtH
wears and is one of the "old men, i'm
the service
Professors j. G.. Norby. CleOn C..
Headley and a. NJ. Brace of the high
school left yesterday in a boat for a
trip down the Minnesota river TO Min
neapolis. Mr.. Hcadley may continue
down to Redwin. Mr. Brace goes to
his home at Sparta. Mich. and does
not return. Professor Norby will re-
turn to Mankato and spend his vaca
ton here, except the time that he will
devote to teaching in the summer school
at Jackson.
Miss Nellie Grover OF Sterling Center
was IL guest of Mr.. and Mrs William
Ellis over Sunday. She was enroute
home from Minor. North Dakota
where she just completed an eight
months term of school. Her uncle,
Peter j. Benedict of the latter place
accompanied her and will spend several
weeks visiting friends and relatives
around Sterling. They departed on the
Omaha this morning as they desired TO
be present AT the old settlers meeting
to be held in Sterling tomorrow.