The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-08-18
have many friends who will extend
their best wishes.
viii Be Married Tomorrow.

| have many IrleHuS VINO VIII extend
their best wishes.
viii Be Married Tomorrow.
Miss Selma Apitz of Amboy and AL
bert E. Craychee of Man Ian, N. d.,
are to be joined in matrimony tomor-
row. They secured their marriage Ii.
cense today from Clerk of Court Krost.
! Ente rtained informally.
| Mrs. w. l.. HixOn entertained in
formally yesterday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Prendergast of LeSueur Cen
ter, who leaves for her home tonight.
Bridge was played at three tables.
Miss Halves of Minneapolis was in
the city Thursday.
p. b. Sparrow is sOjournng at
Ocean Grove, N. ].
| p. j. Gallagher of Faribault was
| in the city over night.
| Alex Thummler of Minneapolis is
visiting friends in Mankato.
City Attorney c.. o. Daley spent
yesterday in the twin cities.
]. f.. Tierney and family of Ekelson,
N. d., were i'm MankatO today.
G. w. Strong and son of Waseca
took dinner in the city yesterday.
Miss Tilda Johnson of Rapidan did
some shopping in the city Thursday.
Miss Louise Ekman of Des Moines
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. E. A.
Engwalson.
Mrs. II. ]. Gardner and niece, Mrs.
l.. T. DOdds. are visiting relatives
in Chicago.
F.. f. Hitchcock of ST. Paul, the
| insurance man, was in the city Thurs
day evening.
Hugh r. Roberts and his son,
David r. Roberts, have returned from
their trip to Wales.
Miss Minnie SchOstag has returned
to Mankato after a visit of several
weeks in ST. Paul.
Mrs. Kiefer and granddaughter,
Minnie Hanson of Lake Crystal,
spent yesterday in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert LOssow of
Washington, d. c.. are the guests Of
| DR.. and Mrs. c.. j. Holman.
Mrs. Kimball of Good Thunder was
brought TO MankatO during the fore
noon and operated on for gall stones.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. NJ Call of Man
katO have moved to Good Thunder,
where they will conduct hotel.
Miss Lucy Jelinek of New Prague
arrived in Mankato this noon to be
the guest of friends for a few days.
Miss Clara Masters of Minneapolis
is visiting her sister and brother,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barnard, this
week.
Eagle Lake yesterday. He is re-
h. 0ff4 af
Grafton on his nose
DR.. William j. Mayo of Rochester
passed through Mankato today en-
route to Madelia where he goes to see
DR.. Cooley, who has been i'll for some
time.
Louis R. Mohl and bride of Sioux
City have been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. A. C. Hedberg. Mr.. Mohl
is brother of Mr.. Hedberg. The
couple departed for Sioux City today.
Attorney Albert Pfaender and C.
F. Kaiser of New Ulm came to the
city yesterday in the formers auto
mobile, returning in the afternoon.
They found the roads pretty bad.
c. T. Dixie, general superintendent
of the Chicago and Northwestern
road, west of Winona, was in Mankato
last evening. He was accompanied by
e. F.. Nash, division superintendent
| Mr.. bikes headquarters are in Huron
F.. NJ. Otto and family and H. B.
Williamson and family came in from
Point Pleasant yesterday, where they
have been OCCUPYING the Patterson
cottage for three weeks past The
bad weather FASTENED their coming
in.
i c.. l.. GulbrandsOn makeup on The
Free Press, returned yesterday after,
noon from a trip into Wisconsin
Mrs GulbrandsOn, who accompanied
her husband on his trip, will remain
with her parents in Ladysmith for a
few days.
Madelia Times Messenger: Mrs
John Fisher of Kansas City, who is
visiting at Mankato, came up yester
day for a few hours visit with her
friends, Mr. and Mrs. John Clark
Mr.. Fisher was the owner of mill
at this place many years ago.
Walter Fowler arrived this morn
ing from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, to
visit his parents, Register of Deeds
and Mrs. j. G. Fowler, for a couple
of days. He is stationed at Cedar
RdplQS as IldNdl ToCTuitlHS OIiCeI
and has been there ever since his
his last visit home
Slayton Gazette: Rev. Peter Glare
was here Monday in the interest OF
the fund for superannuated preachers
of the Methodist church. He has
been thirty years member OF the
Minnesota conference. The fund now
amounts to about $4,000 and he
| hopes to raise it to 100000.
: w. r. Church and wife and chauf-
, feur of Aledo, ILL.,, arrived in the city
. this noon on their way to Redwood
Falls, where the former has some
, business that will detain him there
four or five days. They will then
: go to the twin cities and home from
) there They came in fifty horse
power Pope-HartfOrd car, and the
distance covered since the start was
made Tuesday is 4O2 miles. Mr..
: Church informed the Free Press re-
porter that the party encountered bad
roads most of the way, but particular,
: ly in the vicinity of Owatonna this
) morning. There were no accidents on
the trip, and they were riding only a
portion of each day, After dinner,
the party left for Sleepy Eye, which
is as far as the expect to get today.