The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-12-08
From Mondays Daily.
Third Dance BY EIks.

From Mondays Daily.
Third Dance BY EIks.
The Elks have issued invitations
for the third dance of the season,
which will be given Friday evening,
December s, at the club. These
dances have proved to be very pleas
ant ones and are very popular with
Mankato people.
Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. James ]. Spellman
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Margaret Louise, to Mr..
Harry Busse Kuhles of st. Paul,
Mimi. =
Entertained at Dinner,
Mrs. Louise Olinger, living on the
Eagle Lake road pleasantly enter
tanned a number of her friends at q
six o'clock dinner last evening.
Mankato Lodge No. 70, d. of H.,
held their election of officers. The
following were elected: P, c., Emma
Vogel; C. of H., Mary Odjard; L.
of H., Margaret Arnold; c. of g.,
Christina Erickson; recorder, Anna
O'Brien; financier, Josephine Ros-
quist; treasurer, Elizabeth Mohr;; l..
usher, Ida Klages; assistant usher,
Ella Charland; l. W., Wendla Olson;
O. w, Gertrude Thomas; pianist,
Elnora Trenhauser; trustee. Jose
phine Roemer; physicians; DR.. Sob
mer and DR.. Schmitt; captain of the
drill team, Bertha Kleinschmidt.
Ed Owen departed yesterday for
Chicago. f
Harry Kuhles departed today for
the cities. :+.,s
f. E. Daigneau of Austin called on
friends here yesterday.
James Mountain of Lynd spent the
day in the city on business.
Miss Margaret FoltZ of Henderson
called on friends here Saturday.
Sheriff Anton Osten went to Gar
den City this morning on business.
Attorney F. F. Ellsworth went to
Blue Earth on legal business today.
Clayton Hughes of LIE -Sueur Gen.
ter visited friends in Mankato over
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Jack Crosby of Owatonna paid
Mankato friends visit yesterday
afternoon.
P. A. Walter of MARSHALL called on
friends and acquaintances in the
city yesterday.
H. C. Hersey of Savage, the driver
of Dan Patch, is visiting in Mankato
for few days.
Miss Ada Fields has returned to
st. Clair after visiting friends in
MankatO Saturday.
C.. A. Croker returned Saturday
evening from his vacation visit with
his parents at Fairmont. -
Mrs. George Westphal OF Eagle
Lake was the guest of friends in
Mankato Saturday afternoon.
Miss Anna Brude returned to Rapi-
dan last Saturday after visiting
friends in the city during the day.
Josie Groh made a pleasant visit
with friends in Rapidan yesterday
and incidentally bagged few rab-
bits.
G. N. Strand of Rapidan departed
this morning for Frederick, Wis, to
look after his logs and wood bust
ness.
Mrs. J. o. Larkin of Sanborn and
Miss M. B. Taylor OF Waseca were
in the city shopping Saturday after
noon.
Commissioner ]. d. Humiston de-
parted today for Frederick. Wis.,,
where he has business matters to
look after.
Rev. Mr.. Woodcock of Lake Crys-
tai is in the city attending the Men
and Religion Forward Movement
Mrs. J. w. Meacham and Mrs. G.
w. Strong OF Waseca were visitors
in the. city Saturday, returning in
the evening. > a *
w. A.. G.. Benton of Albert Lea
is registered at the Saulpaugh hotel
He is visiting friends in Mankato
for a few days. i fs.t Z
The Misses Clara Nelson, Myrtle
Carter, and Harriet Reid OF st. James
visited with friends in the city
Saturday afternoon.
Miss |. Smith Of Good Thunder,
Mrs. F.. Barnes of Vernon Center
and Miss E. Gerlach of Amboy
visited here Saturday.
Miss Minnie Oleson has returned
to her duties as teacher at DunneH.
She spent her Thanksgiving vaca-
ton with relatives in this city. :.
r. D. Fawcett, who is connected
with the stone business at Kasota,
mace business trip TO Mankato
afternoon, returning yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Miner and Mr..
and Mrs. P. K. Empey of GAINESVILLE
visited friends in the city over Sun
day. They made the trip in an au-
tomobile.
E. Lloyd and X. R. Knutson of
st. Peter are in the city attending
the Men and Religion Forward Move
ment convention here and transact
ing business.
William O. Hughes of Lake Crys-
tai and Lewis Hughes of Ottawa
were the guests of the latter's
brother, John Hughes, on Glenwood
avenue, yesterday.
Glen Welshons, who is attending
Manchester college, was registered
at the Saulpaugh yesterday. He WIS.,
tied friends here over Sunday, re-
turning last night;
L. j. Seguiu arrived from Ogdens-
burg, N. Y, yesterday to attend the
funeral of his uncle. Louis Seguin
who died at one of the local hospi-
tails Friday night.
Gerald Caldwell and Frank Biyler,
who are attending Hamline uniVer-