The Mankato free press., 1912-10-11

b. Douglas, Wolf Won Sch1erbrand
Ezra E. McCrea, L. C. Churchill
Secretary of State julius A.
Schmahl and that the petitions would
be looked over and if there were
the requisite number of names the
names would be placed on the bal
lots as matter of course. -.
From Mondays Daily.
Entertained Beta Beta Mus.
Miss Emma O'Donnell and Mrs. F..
X. Meagher entertained the Beta
Beta Mus at the home of the for.
mer on South Broad Saturday even.
ing. At this gathering of the club
the gentlemen friends of the mem.
bers were also guests and the even.
ing was very delightful one. Mrs.
Frank Crane of st. Peter was the
only out of town guest.
Celebrated a Birthday.
At the home of c. L. Wigen at
South Bend the seventyseventh'b birth.
day of B. J. Lein was appropriately
celebrated yesterday. The party
lasted all day and a sumptuous din.
ner was served. About twenty rel
atives and friends were present.
Miss De Mers spent yesterday in
Rochester.
Dan Mahoney of ,Waseca visited
here Saturday.
w. S. Brigham of Owatonna visited
in Mankato over Sunday.
Charles Howley of Good Thunder
spent yesterday in Mankato.
H. J. ,Manten of Lake Crystal
was in Mankato yesterday.
Miss Gladys Hits spent Saturday
at her home in LIE Sueur Center.
Miss Rose Webber spent yesterday
at her home at Lake Washington.
George Peck of Wells is visiting
with friends in Mankato this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orange Little of
Eagle Lake spent Saturday in Man.
kato. s.'- ....
Miss Helen Otto of Hutchinson is
visiting with relatives here this
week. '. 1~s.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. E.. Shepherd of
PocatellO are in the city visiting
friends
Henry Hance and c. H Saulpaugh
left yesterday on a business trip to
Chicago.
Miss Beth Tompkins returned yes
terday from visit of ten days in
Minneapolis. t-.. "
Miss Beatrice Tousley of LIE Sueur
spent Sunday with her sister, Miss
Fleeta NJ. Tousley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Filler of Osha.
wa visited at the home of Martin
Wiltgen over Sunday.
Mrs. w. H. McEwen of lie Sueur
was the guest of Mrs. w. w. Zuel
over the weekend
Misses Maud Miller, Anna Shea
and Maud Striker of LIE Sueur spent
Sunday with friends here.
DR.. A. A. McLaurin of Hazel, s. D..
left today after short visit with
his brother, M. F. McLaurin.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Black and
daughters motored to Winnebago yes
terday, returning last evening.
Miss Katharine Ewertsen spent
Sunday with her parents at Otranto,
Iowa, returning this morning.
Miss Grace Spandico returned to
her home in Lake Crystal Saturday
after visit here with friends.
Walton Harrison who is attending
Hamline university, spent the week
end in Mankato the guest of Whea-
ton Williams.
Charles Nelson of ST. Paul and
Martin Wiltgen will leave this after
noon for months camping trip at
Lake Jefferson.
Mrs. F. R. Hiss of Winnebago, who
has been the guest of Mrs. A.. E.
Spaulding, left today for a visit in
Madison, Wis.
F. N. Cameron, with the Mason
City Brick and Tile company, leaves
today for a two weeks trip up the
Red River valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Gilmore of
Mapleton spent Sunday with their
daughters, Mrs. George Nerbovig and
Mrs. p. w. Barney.
Mrs. N. Reedfield left yesterday for
Chicago where she will purchase her
winter stock for her millinery store
at 624 North Front street.
Mrs. Alexander Dunnell and daugh.
ter Louise left Saturday for Min
after spending three weeks
in this city as guests of ]. T.
Traub and family.
Mrs. Marie EnZ of West Mankato
went to Rochester Saturday evening
to be with friend from Ardmore,
Oklahoma, who is to be operated
upon by the iMayos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Sheehan,
who recently sold their house on
Pleasant street, will leave Thursday
for California, where they expect
to make their home.
w. w. Clements returned from
last night where he
closed a contract to handle the 1919
Hudson automobile for the coming
season. He will have a demonstrate
ing car here in a few days.
Miss Ida Brisbois has returned
from Minneapolis where she spent
a year doing post graduate work in
the nurses course at the University
hospital. Miss Brisbois. will probably
engage in her profession here.
Colonel Fred Hadley, editor OF
The Winnebago Enterprise, and a
fine gentleman withal, was in Man
kato over Sunday. He came here
to see Mrs Hadley who was onor