The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-06-17


will visit his mother in Iowa before
leaving for California.
Pleasant Surprise Party.
very pleasant surprise party
planned by Margaret Hotaling and
Margaret Iindahl, was given in honor
of Miss Ruth Shoemaker at her home
last evening. Abont sixteen of ner
young friends were present. The even
ing was spent in playing games. Dain-
ty refreshments We're served about ten
O'Clock and all present had an enjoy
able evening.
AL Krost went to the twin cities to
see the ball games.
DR.. c. j. Holman returned this morn
ing from ST. Louis.
j. j. Flachsennar was down from
Vernon Center yesterday.
r. j. Baker of Lake Washington
was in the city yesterday.
Andrew j. Eckstein of New Ulm
spent yesterday in the city
A. J. Esser and William H. Gieseke
of New Ulm were in the city yester-
day.
Oscar j. Wolf of Mapleton was the
guest of Miss Van Bogart the past
three days.
Miss Florence Ritter of ST. Paul is
in the city as the guest of her aunt,
Miss Kathryn Roway
Mrs. r. ID. Hubbard and daughter,
Miss Kate Hubbard, are making a
brief visit with friends in Minneapolis.
Professor Herm. Gur9el of Lake City
IL the guest of Professor and Mrs.
Hugo Frey of this city for few
days.
Miss Marion Hunt will return home
this evening from Cass Lake, where
she has been teaching in the high
school.
Messrs. Albert SLIDER, r. F. Neubert
and w. c. Henline went yesterday
afternoon to Elysian on a short fishing
excursion.
Mrs. j. r. Thompson and son and
the formers father, Lysander Cook,
went to ST. Paul Thursday for few
days visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver c. Olsen and son
George are visiting friends in Mime
apolis. They will visit points in Wis
consin before returning home.
Miss Ottilie LiedlOff returned last
night from Minneapolis, to spend her
vacation at home. She is teacher in
the public schools of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Albert Emerson and two little
sons of Lamberton arrived i'm the city
yesterday to visit for a time with her
mother. Mrs. Rice, South Front street.
w. w. Crist of Ogallala, Neb., and
George Crist of Morristown were in
the city yesterday They are brothers,
but had not met for ten years.
Conrad Kortuem of Madison Lake
was in the city yesterday while on his
way home from st. Thomas, where he
has been working on a contract.
Misses Edna George and Edna Bekke
have returned after several days visit
with friends in Sleepy Eye and Evan.
a Mankato visitor yesterday
Miss Vera Thomas, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Rob. Thomas of Lake Crys-
tai is visiting friends in the city. Miss
Lake Crystal school which closed last
week.
l.. l.. Champln and Pat Sheehan have
from st. Paul, where they
were called to serve on the federal
grand jury. Although there were thirty
one cases on the calendar none came
to trial and the jury was excused from
day to day and eventually dismissed
without sitting on a case.
Luverne Herald: Mrs. Sarah Shook,
and her sister, Mrs. J. Sypult OF
Farmer City, H., left Tuesday over
the Omaha for Mandan, n. d.. where
they will visit for short time at
the home of their sister. Mrs. C.. F.
Calvert, a former resident of this city.
En- route they stopped off at st. Paul
to spend few days with Mrs. Shook 5
daughter. Mrs. Stella Kolstad
New Ulm Journal: j. j. Moriarty,
railway mail clerk on the old line OF
The Northwestern road between New
Tim and Mankato, left for Caledonia
OH Tuesday, where he will attend the
of his brother and visit his
mother and other relatives for a few
lays. Mr.. Moriarty has not vet fully
ecOvered from the effects of injuries
sustained in railroad wreck at Kas
TIA some months ago, but epects to
gain take up his duties within a few
weeks.
Sioux Falls Argus Leader: Dr. F.
Brandenburg and family, who have
'een residents of Sioux Falls for the
'ast year. are moving to Fort Dodge, |
a., where DIR. Brandenberg was. recent
Y elected president Of a large cOrpor- !
ton, whose directorate is composed OF !
Owa and South Dakota bankers The !
many friends here of the Brandenburg
amily. while sorry to have them leave !
he city, unite in wishing them success
n their new home. Mr.. H. j. Kelley |
f the Sioux Falls Iron company, the
ew heavy hardware house, has pur-
based the Brandenberg home i'm Boule-
ard addition, and will occupy it at
nee.
rom Mondays Daily.
Entertained the Degree Staff.
Mrs. Gus Kleinschmidt very pleas
nifty entertained the degree staff OF