The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-09-09
A Delightful Meeting.

A Delightful Meeting.
The ladies of the Mankato auxiliary
of the Foreign Missionary society of
the Methodist Episcopal church by
invitation of Mrs. Morse of st. Clair
met with their auxiliary yesterday
afternoon and spent most delightful
time Nice refreshments were served.
Edwin He'd of Nicollet was in Man
kato today.
Clarence Larson of st. Peter was in
the city today.
Ellis Schweickhard is visiting w. R.
Kelley in Farmont.
Attorney j. A. Mansfield of Lakefeld
was in the city today
Miss Eleanor Otis went tC Luverne
today to teach school.
j. w. DetamOre OF Good Thunder
was in the city today.
Miss Mildred Jones of Adrian was an
arrival in the city today.
w. ii. Clement of Vernon Center
was in the city yesterday.
Rev. j. j. Ehrstein of Redwood Falls
spent last night in the city.
Earl DOop of Mapleton transacted
business in the city today.
NJ. j. McMahan and wife of Superior
Wis, visited in the city yesterday.
l.. G. Davis and daughter of Sleepy
Eye were morning arrivals in the city
James i. Swenson of Lake Crystal
is visiting his sister, Mrs. George Kim.
ball
Miss Maud f. Holman left for Min.
neapols on the noon train to teach
school.
Miss Florence Odiard left this after.
noon for Kaiispell Mont, to teach
school,
c. II. Griebel will go to the twin
cities tomorrow morning, to gone
two or three days.
Professor M. p. FulleI I'D a party
of Albert Lea people came to the city
yesterday in an Ito.
Mr.. and Mrs O. Dustin of Elmort
were arrivals al the city yesterd"r
remaining over until today.
Attorney NJ. Z. Matthews of r
shall was in Mankato today, -.me
business at the court house.
Miss Mary Willard went to NJ rea
polls today to- resume her wO,' IS {
teacher in the public schools
William G. Patten of Minneapolis
of the Western Freight Traffic associa
ton, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Helen Weed went to Excelsior
today to visit h"r BROTHER, j Y
Weed and family. - a week
Frank Reisenbiger of . T. H., is
visiting in Mankato and Wy. H>
formerly resided in the coroty.
Mrs. Ed. Jenkins and daughter {.
Lake Crystal visited the fc~ -er's moth
er. Mrs. Evan Parry. y--.erday
Mrs. b. J. Nef b" returned 70 -
home in North -.&ota after III
with her brother, Monte ThrooanI.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. G. Willard AM
daughter, Miss Mary, drove IT, Gardel
City yesterday and spent re day.
II. A. Patterson weE! =, st. Pau
today to attend ceilings of TIN
Minnesota WIKI Grocers' Associ
anon.
Miss Alice manson and Miss Mariori
Bohan will go tomorrow TO Farming
, ton where they will teach school dur
ing the year
Miss Kate Hubbard of Mankato at
. tended the Woodward Mcdonald wed
Iinr xxyh;nb co1aponi,aJ Of C1n,,
yesterday morning.
; j. ID. Swanson of St Paul who for
merly lived here, was in MankatO to
day. Mr.. Swanson is engaged in tn
, real estate business.
Miss Bertha Goetzinger arrived toda,
after-a months vacation, to again tax
charge of the Fred w. Kruse company
, alteration department.
Gustaf p. Hall, an old resident O
Bernadotte, Nicollet county, also vet
eran of the Civil war, is dead. He wa
born in Sweden in 1885
+ George Kimball and family move
| today from South Fourth street t.
, the Sam Pond house on Hickory street
!. opposite the court house square.
Miss Louise Pteffer and her brothe
: of Vernon Center were in Mankat
, today to attend to meeting of tn
. the college at Prairie due Chen. Wi,
1 Mrs. Alice Councilman, who ha
: spent the summer with her son, Les
. lie, at Spring Island, returned to Min
5 neapolis yesterday to resume her teach
$ inc.
: Miss T.. Robb, trimmer and designe
+ of Gage Bros. Chicago arrived yestel
r day to take charge of the milliner
e department for Fred W. Kruse com
g pany.
Y George W. Allyn of Madison LAX
: and u. Fl. Cummins of Eagle LAX
. were in the city today to inspect tn
t building of the new garage on See
: Ond street
! Miss leila Macbeth, who has bee
with theatrical company on the Pa
cifc coast and the Hawaiian islands
is in the city visiting her parents, Nj
9 and Mrs. w. H. Macbeth.
= st. James Journal Gazette: Mrs. ]
j. Berg received word Saturday, tina
her mother, who lives in MankatO, wa
a seriously i'll and she went there in tn
afternoon to care for her.
5 Julius Saylor has accepted the pos
. tiOn of clerk of the Stahl House, SUI
ceeding John Bresnan, who has bee