The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-02-04
K. P. Party.

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X. P. Party.
Mankato lodge No. sc, knights OF
iPythas. at its meeting last night, ar
ranged for social party to be given
next Thursday evening 70. the members
and their wives and sweethearts.
| c. w. Chamberlain of Amboy was in
the city today.
Sandy Mcdonald of Blue Earth was
in the city over night.
IL. II. Hamilton spent the day in
| Minneapolis on business
W. H. Wilson of Minnesota Lake
paid Mankato visit today.
Joe Sedmich left this afternoon for
IWinona to accept position
J. c. Cressy, formerly of this city, now
living ut Platform. Mimi was in Man
kato, today.
Attorney L. G. Argetsingcr of Maple
, ton transacted business in the probate
court today.
j. \. Mclonc of Rochester,. the we'll
known insurance man, paid the city a
business visit today.
j. w. Burgess of Brookiield Mo-, has
arrived 10 visit his brother. Lott Bur
CESS. at Eagle Lake.
Miss Mae Aldrich of Window was in
the city yesterday. returning home on
the late train last night.
Mrs. Emma V. Bradley of North
Sixth street, left today for Slayton
for visit with her daughter.
Nj. ID. Fritz is enjoying a visit from
his brother Frank, Il ranchman who
lives near Billings, Montana.
Miss Veronica little has returned
from Saltwater where she has been
the guest of her sister. Mrs. p. J. Coc.
County Auditor Weaver is confined to
his house with sore eyes. They are in
very bad shape, and he has to remain
in darkened room.
| \. O. Scott returned yesterday from
Davenport. Iowa, accompanied by his
wife and daughter, and they have moved
into the fiat at III East Jackson street.
! Division Superintendent T.. G. Per
kins of the Southern Minnesota division
of the Milwaukee road spent several
hours in the city on business last even
ing.
/ Mrs. j. +. Reynolds returned today
] from ST. Paul and Minneapolis. She
was accompanied by Mrs. o. II. Os-
mundsen, who will remain here Il few
days
Mrs. James Mullen and daughter. Miss
IneZ, returned yesterday from RocheS-
ter. where they left T. b. Murtaugh
of Madison Lake sitting up, but still
in a serious condition.
, DR.. G. Orlo Jefferson and wife, who
are taking an European trip. reached
the AZORES Jan. II, after fine trip
\ post card from them states that the
climate there is like that of Minnesota
in May, and that both arc well.
Rev. Samuel +. kcrfoot. formerly
superintendent of this district for the
Methodist church occupied the pulpit OF
one of he leading churches in Brook
Vn last Sunday. The Brooklyn Eagle
devoted considerable space to his ser
mon.
Mrs. Jennie Derry of Dcs Moines ma
tional president of me Woman's Relief
corps. underwest an operation at st
Mary's hospital in Rochester, and is
doing as nicely as can be expected. Nc
information could be obtained. as to thu
nature of the ease OF the seriousness
of the operation. Her husband is al
her bedside.
Waseca Herald: Engineer John O
Taylor. whose illness we noted last
week, was brought home last Saturday
in Superintendent Walliser's private cal
and carefully conveyed to his home in
this city Instead of paralysis, as at
first reported it is said that it is 4
slight attack of paresis, and it is hoped
that he will soon recover.
S. NJ. Owen. editor of Farm, Stock
and Home, an agricultural paper. and
Il member of the board of regents oil
the state university, is critically i'll al
his home on Knox avenue, Minneapolis
He has been suffering several weeks
with heart trouble Mr.. Owen has
been in public life for many years. Ii
1894 he received $4,000 votes for gov
iernor on the populst ticket
Madclia Messenger: Rev. James NJ
Balm OF Mankato will conduct Sunda
school institute at the Presbyterian
lchurch, Friday, Saturday and Sunday
february, 4. and 6, to which The
people of Madelia are cordially invited
Rev. Mr.. Balm has been highly success
full in institute work and this Ont
promises to be very helpful to thos,
who are interested in Sunday schoo
work.
Only one week from today you cal
come and enjoy yourself at the las
prize mask ball of this season. EN-
celIent music has been secured and
good time is guaranteed by the ladie
iof ID. of H. No. 70. Tickets so cent
each, lady spectators, % cents. If yol
can't decide how to mask, consult wit
Mrs. Reedlield for she has hundreds 0
beautiful and comic costumes to selec
from.
Ernest Kline, the fast little Marathon
runner from Sleepy Eye, with hi
trainer, stopped here Tuesday and Wed