The Mankato free press., 1911-09-22

Mr.. John Thomas, father of the
bride, has been hunting near Sleepy
! Eye recently and shot a number OF
fine chickens which he had sent by
express yesterday afternoon to the
Thomas home here. A chicken break
fast will be served Immediately after
the wedding ceremony.
Entertained Glass at Picnic.
Miss Reynolds of the primary de
partment of the normal school enter
tanned last evening at picnic at
| Highland park. The guests were the
teachers and students of the depart
ment and few other friends. The sup
per was served in the park and
marshmallows were toasted. The
affair was very pleasant.
/ Entertained at Bridge.
Mrs. Henry Risser entertained at
bridge yesterday afternoon, having
sixteen guests. After the cards a
delicious lunch was served.
terday in the city.
G.. H. Hengway of Waseca was in
the city yesterday.
]. d. Griggs of Truman visited in
Mankato yesterday.
Mrs. B. F. McCue of St Peter spent
yesterday in Mankato.
Irene Bruno left this morning for
trip in the Dakotas
w. HI. Gold of Redwood Falls is
in Mankato on business.
Harry Goldman of ST. Paul is visit.
ing in the city few days.
evening from Olivia where he had
gone to look after his farm.
Mrs. D. P. Young today went to
GAINESVILLE to visit friends.
Mrs. Falkner of ST. Paul is the
guest of friends in Mankato.
George Kimble departed for Chi
cago last evening on business.
HI. HI. Decker was a visitor here
from Winona yesterday afternoon.
Miss Nina Foley of Minneapolis is
the guest of relatives in MankatO.
Miss May Burrill has returned
from weeks visit at the twin ci-
ties.
Miss Gertie Johnson has returned
from a two months vacation at Ka-
sofa.
Mrs. John Graham left today for
Truman where the family will re-
side.
R. J. Breckenridge of Rochester is
spending few days at the Saul
paush.
AL Wysong made a hurried busi-
ness call to st. Peter yesterday af-
ternoon.
Miss Hilman Stuverud of Kasson
is spending a few days with Miss
Lula Gardiner.
David Palen of Fulda passed
through here yesterday on his way
to Janesville, Wis.
Attorney r. F. Hunt is at Blue
Earth where his brother, DR.. Roscoe
Hunt, is seriously ill.
Robert Krost left Mankato yester-
day for Westbrook where he will in
stall heating apparatus
Mr.. and Mrs. George McGraw of
Sioux Falls are in Mankato visiting
the parents of Mr.. McGraw.
Miss Irene Walrath went to Min
neapolis yesterday where she will
visit friends and relatives
We're Crandall will leave today for
Washington, ID. c., where he will
spend some time visiting
Mrs. Blanche Outhout of Lake
Crystal is visiting with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Cleveland
Eddie Campbell, the well-known
travelling salesman for the Shakopee
stove works, was in Mankato last
night.
Mesdames c. H. Rowland, w. H.
Robinson arid w. H. Dredge of Lake
Crystal sperlt yesterday with Mankato
friends.
E. Forbg and Harry Allen took
the afternoon train for Kasota yes
terday, where they will make a
short visit.
MRS. Rosa. Hartman and daughter,
Mrs. LeOna Stratton, are in the city
to visit with Mr.. and Mrs. H. Deal
for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Engel returned
TO their home at Willow Creek last
mig hit after spending a few days with
NJ. and Mrs. Carl Dethloff.
William Neese returned to his
home at Amboy yesterday afternoon
with new Ford automobile which
he had purchased while here.
Harry Iverson has gone to Ver-
non Center where he will furnish
the Lohengren wedding march
marriage of A. G.. Fernalds
j. j. Nelson, who was looking after
his interests near Crookston, was
called to his home in this city or
account of the illness of his son.
Seth Leffholm, the National cash
register man who makes his head
quarters at the Saulpaugh hotel, is
due in the city in a day or two
E. ID. Scott, with the Standard Oil
company, is in the city on business
Mr.. Scott formerly represented the
company, travelling out of Mankato
Charles Porte departed last nigh,