The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-08-04

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lance covered on the trip was 307
miles.
From Fridays Daily.
Handkerchief Shower.
Yesterday at Point Idlewild, Lake
Madison, ten girl friends were enter
tanned by Miss Neva Nettleton in
honor of Miss Marion Hunt, whose
wedding occurs August 80. The day
was very pleasantly spent in spite
of the rain. The guests arrived in
time for fish breakfast. After the
picnic dinner was served a Jack HOr>
ner pie was brought in. The familiar
little rhyme was repeated and as
the guest of honor drew the strings
from the pie. beautiful handkerchfefs
were revealed.
Gave Pleasant Party.
Mrs. John T. Jones gave a pleas
ant party yesterday at her home,
AIS Van Brunt street, in h6aor of
her birthday. Quite a few friends
gathered, considering theTkind of
weather n
Miss Ida Just was in from Rapidan
yesterday.
Miss Lucille Crazy of Northfeld is
visiting in the city
S. C. Pine of Madison Lake was
in the city today.
Mrs. Horace Perry ,0f DeSmet, S.
d., is visiting in thelacity.
l.. M. Kirkpatrick OF Lake Crystal
paid the city a visit over night
Mrs. C. H. Burnaeister came in
from hudson yesterday, for brief
visit II
Mrs John Donohue departed today
for Slayton, where she will visit rela-
tievs.
s. NJ Morris went to st. Paul to-
day to purchase an additional stock
of goods. a
Misses Mabel and Ellen Williams
Of Lake Crystal visited in the city
Wednesday,
Rev. A.yF. Winter has returned
from Winona where he preached
last Sunday.
Misses Martha Tonr and Nellie
NOblesF1of Vernon Center paid Man
kato a visit today.
Mr.. 1and Mrs. r. c.. Norman, mother
and daughter, of Lake Crystal, spent
yesterday in Mankato.
Mrs. r. d. Hubbard is the guest of
Mrs. II. G. Erwin and family at Pleas
ant lake near st. Cloud.
Misses Elsie Roe and Rachel
Knight of Mapleton did some shop
ping in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Cora Ellis and daughter of
Rochester are in the city, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Pearson.
Mrs. Anton Osten and Mrs. Phil
forenoon to visit for day or two,
DR.. Roscoe Hunt of Blue Earth
was the guest of his brother, AttOr-
ney r. F. Hunt, yesterday and to.
day.
Joseph Blissenbach returned yes
terday from three days visit to
the Photographers convention in st.
Paul.
Mrs. F. c. Norman and daughter,
Miss Florence Norman, of Lake Crys- i
tai paid Mankato friends a visit yes |
terday
Professor and Mrs. Emmanuel Cru :
Der of st. James are the guests of !
Professor and Mrs. Fl. Frey for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Funk returned
last night from their trip to Michigan
and Minneapolis. They were away
two weeks.
Sleepy Eye Dispatch: Mike Dono-
van has gone to Mankato where he
will be employed as bridge carpenter
with Alexander Scott.
Peter Sieren of Beach, N. d., was
the guest of Mrs. Mary l.. Boegen
and Mrs. Francis Schwarble while
en- route to Eagle Lake.
Miss Della Hayes of Vernon Gen.
ter, who has been in a local hospi-
tai, was able to leave it yesterday
and returned home today.
John Raidt of Louisville, KY, ar
rived in Mankato today to visit his
aunt. Mrs. Joseph Manderfeld Mrs.
Raidt has been here for several days.
j. II. Weis of Detroit. Mich, is Wis
lting his uncle, Joseph Schooner of
Rapidan, having returned home with
him. Mr.. Weis will remain here a
few days.
Miss Josephine Sibley and Miss
Iwendoline Swanberg of Worthing-
ton. Mimi, are spending few days
in the city, the guests of Miss Myrtle
Hedberg.
Mrs. e. Schnebly, son and daugh-
,er and Miss Irene Prowse went to
the twin cities yesterday to visit rel
itives for a week. Mrs. Schnebly is :,
rom Peoria, Ill.
Rev. F. B. Cowgirl was at Elysian
Wednesday where he performed the
ceremony which united in wedlock
Miss Cora E. Warner and Mr.. J.
Franklin Draper.
Joseph Schooner of Rapidan has re-
.urned from Detroit, Mich, where he
Visited relatives. Mr.. Schooner is dis
posing of his farm implements and
stock at private sale. +!
Frank Steiner of st. Paul is spend |
ng his vacation with his father,
Christ Steiner of this city. Frank is
| pharmacist and is holding fine
position in st. Paul. He is gradu-
tie OF the state university
Miss Hattie Polchow departed yes
erday for New York whence she