The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-09-20
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From Fridays Daily.
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From Fridays Daily.
Entertained For q Friend.
| Miss Jennie Clark entertained at
her home at $50 North Fifth street,
last night for Miss Ella Schimmel.
pfennig. The entertainment was in
the form of a parcel shower for Miss
Schimmelpfennig, who will be mar
ried in few weeks to Mr.. Ignatius
May
There were fourteen guests, who
brought gifts which will be useful in
the honor guests home. Among the
| pleasant things done was the making
out of the brides first grocery Or
der, and some splendid advice for
her, which Miss Schimmelpfennig
read.
Miss Mildred Sawyer sang, and Miss
Nellie Nitzkowski, Miss Frances
Mohr and Miss Laura Sherk gave
numbers on the piano. Refreshments
were served. The shower was a de.
| lightful affair and was greatly en-.
joyed.
Miss Maud Mace of Decoria and
Miss Fannie Harvey of Eagle Lake
were guests at the gathering.
Former hudson Girl Married.
| Friends in the city have received
cards from Mr. Charles S. johnson
of Pasadena, Cal., formerly Win
lthrop merchant, announcing the mar.
riage of his sister, Miss Minnie AIDE
! line, to Frederick J. Walton, which
occurred at Pasadena Tuesday, Au-
gust "a. The bride is a former resi-
dent of Judson and this city, and
| graduated from the state normal
school some dozen years ago. She is
a most estimable young lady, with
a host of friends, who will extend
their best wishes.
Vacation Party.
Miss Helen Weed of 600 South
Second street, entertained eight
teachers from the Franklin school
last evening. The event was va
cation party.
R. A. Gillette OF Madelia attended
the fair today.
Mrs. S. T. Lamos of Amboy is in
the city today
Rev. w. S. Emery of Amboy is
attending the fair.
Mrs. w. HI. Shufelt of Winnebago
is visiting in Mankato.
Mrs. A. p. Sackett of GAINESVILLE
visited here yesterday.
John Gainor OF Good Thunder Wis.
tied in Mankato yesterday.
Miss Bernia Holly of Hartley, Ia,
is visiting with friends here.
Mrc Mills Of yvipnno 20 u;c
iting with friends in Mankato.
Miss Alma Staalien of Butterfield
is in Mankato for a short time
Mrs. Charles Peterson of Garden
City is in Mankato to attend the
fair.
! Mrs Mary Duff and Miss Mary
Sperra of Good Thunder are visiting
here.
w. L. Hixon, Jr, will leave Sat
urday for New York, where he will
attend school. ~
/. George, NJ. Palmer and son Earl
Palmer, departed this afternoon for
GAINESVILLE, Wis. .,
Misses Martha, Erna, Augusta and
Eta Tank of Amboy spent yester-
day in the city.
: Mesdames II. Borchert, NJ S. Cor
nish and Leslie Cooper of Vernon
Center are in the city today
w. E.. Edwards arrived this morn
ing from Harland, Iowa, called here
by the sad death Of his little son,
Raymond. r.rs..@ -
- Mrs. J. A.. Hartman returned from
Wells last evening where she has
been with her aunt, Mrs. NJ. B. Sis
son, who is very i'll. ..,,s
Miss Amelia Rohrbeck of Salem,
Ore, is spending a short time with
Mrs. j. M. Balm and will go on to
Portage, Wis, to visit with friends.
Charles Fethke from Blue Earth
City moved his family and household
goods here yesterday. The gentle
man will be employed at the Luth-
eran seminary as carpenter.
DR.. j.. A. Hielscher left today for
Ontario, Can, called there to look
after some iron ore deposits. DR..
Helen Hughes-Hielscher will remain
in Mankato and resume the practice
of medicine
Hon. L. c. Spooner of Morris,
Mimi, one of the candidates for the
gubernatorial nomination, stopped
at the Saulpaugh hotel last night
Mr. Spooner came from Morgan, and
was on his way to st. Charles.
st. Peter Herald: Miss Annie
Schneider and Miss Louise Fuller
went to Mankato the latter part of
the week to visit Mrs. Charles
Stahl, the formers sister. Mrs. Stahl
has gone to Rochester to receive
medical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D., Price and Miss
Mary Davies Of Cambria and Fl. A..
Whitman and family of Good ThuY-
der arrived at Mankato yesterday t.
attend the fair. They were guests
at the home of D. G. Davies ON
South Front street.
G. T. Adams and family of Seattle
were the guests of c. Adamson for
few days. Mr.. Adams was for
merly resident of Carver He has
been resident of Seattle for the
past five years and is engaged in
the ice business there.
Minnesota Lake Tribune: Mr. and
Mrs. Anil Beske went to Mankato
Monday where they will make their
future home. Mr.. Beske will be en-
ployed in the mills at that place
The many friends of the family wish
them success in their new home.
Hiram Johnson, governor of Cali
fornia and bull moose candidate for
vice president, passed through Man
kato late last night en- route to !
Huron, S. D., where he was SEIZED.
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