The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-12-22

next week CO wv lllldIu oIllItl, lOTIucI'
ly- of Pittsburg, Pa, but at present
employed with the J. e. Lynard
Produce company. The evening was
pleasantly spent in playing games,
A delicious lunch was served at a
late hour, at which time the guests
departed, wishing the bride-to-be a
happy married life. After Miss
Dahms' wedding, short honeymoon
trip will be taken.
Given Pleasant Surprise.
The clerks in the store of l.. Salet
pleasantly surprised Mr.. M. M. Ten
ger, one of the firm, yesterday after
noon at his home at 315 Plum street.
He was presented with a beautiful
watch fob, a set of link cuff buttons
and fine pipe. All had a most en-.
jOyable afternoon.
Judge Cray went to Currie on bust
ness today.
Charles Thompson of Amboy is in
the city today.
Patrick Madigan of jamestown is
in the city today.
John Fl. Jones of Lake Crystal was
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Charles Larson of lie Sueur is a
Mankato visitor today. ,#
Robert e. Brown went to Chicago
on business yesterday.
Miss Sarah Andrews of Bricelyn
was in the city Saturday.
D. e. Cleveland attended the land
show at St. Paul Saturday.
Sheriff Anton Osten went to Lake
Crystal today on business.
Mac st. Clair of LIE Sueur is trans
acting business here today.
Mrs. Kaeschein of Amboy visited
friends in Mankato Saturday.
Miss Ella G. Walsh of Eagle Lake
visited friends here Saturday.
Frank Schouterch of Detroit enter
ed the Commercial college today.
Mrs. A. r. Cook of Eagle Lake was
the guest of friends here Saturday.
Miss Edna Sharp of Good Thunder
was in the city Saturday afternoon
shopping.
r. B. Hannah and G. ~ Alderman
of Mapleton are in Mankato on bust
ness today.
Edward Herrich Of Flandreau, S.
d., entered the Commercial college
this morning.
Josie Groh visited with friends at
Rapidan Saturday and Sunday. He
returned today.
Mrs. w. r. Williams and Miss
Abbie Williams Of Minneopa called
on friends Saturday.
Carl and George Young of Good
Thunder were in the city Saturday
shopping and visiting friends.
Rev. C. c. ROllitt was in Mankato
yesterday and occupied the pulpit at
ST. Johns Episcopal church.
Mrs. H. F. Weis of LIE Sueur and
Mrs. George Nutter of st. Peter
spent today in the city shopping.
w. C. Anderson of Springfield is
visiting at the home of his father
in-law in Mankato for few days.
Miss Ida Lee of Rapidan and Mrs.
G. d. Frances of Vernon Center
were guests of friends here Satur-
day.
Miss Margaret, Miss Catherine and
John Morris of Lake Crystal were
in the city shopping Saturday after
noon.
Miss Beulah Hunt is home from
Evanston, ILL.,, where she is attend
ing Northwestern university, for the
holidays.
The Walter Bauer, and the Misses
Agnes and Eldren Kaufman of Min
nesota Lake called on friends in the
city Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. M. Richards returned to her
home at Lake Crystal Saturday at
ternoon after visiting friends in
Mankato during the day.
Miss Lillian ID. Hughes, who
teaches at Minnesota Lake, spent
Sunday with her parents, Judge and
Mrs. William +. Hughes, on Liberty
street.
r. e. Brown, manager of the
Consumers Power company, left yes
terday afternoon for Chicago on a
business trip. He will return in 81
few days.
J. w. True is expected to, reach
home some time tomorrow. He has
been notified of the illness of his
daughter Jeanette, who has an at
tack of appendicitis.
Frank Marvin of Watertown, s. D.,
is in the city today with the in
tention of making Mankato his fu-
ture home. He is travelling man
for a gasoline lighting firm
Edward Grimes of Sleepy Eye, and
a brother of w. p. Grimes of North
was taken to st. Joseph's
hospital Saturday. 1t is thought tol
be some serious development from
for which he. was oper-
ated on last spring.
N. N. George left for Minneapolis
this morning to attend two days
of the Salismen Penn Oil
The geenral manager and
other officials from Oil City, Penn, ;;
will meet with him and will be ten
1ered banquet at the West hotel
in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Peterson and