The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-01-26
D0|NGS IN SOCIETY
From Thursdays canD.
N. w. % Citizens 10

fdfty AT Ioyotd Ctuo.
Five hundred and cinch were
played with about sixty tables in
use at the Loyola club house last
evening. After the games q light
banquet was served and after which
those present enjoyed q social time.
A. c. Blank of Nlcollet called on
his friends in the city today.
Miss +. Markoe OF Madison Lake
visited friends here yesterday.
Mrs. Orange Little Of Eagle Lake
is in the city today visiting.
Rudolph Waber of GAINESVILLE call
ed on his friends here today.
George McComb Of st. Clair trans.
acted business in Mankato today.
Sheriff Anton Osten went to Lake
Crystal this morning on business.
Edwin Hell OF Nicollet paid Man
kato a business visit this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. III. Allen of Lake.
field visited friends in Mankato to-
day.
]. C. Hotaling of Minneapolis Wis
tied friends here yesterday and to-
day. p. .......-- --
Martin Curley OF Mountain Lake
was a business visitor in the city
today. - ... -..... "a.
Miss Ida Crave of Garden City
spent yesterday in the city visiting
friends. .
Fred NJ. Dow of Marsh, Mont, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. c. l..
Kennedy. ., -. .... =..---., &.
Mrs. w. ]. Koran of New Richland
was the guest of trends in Mankato
yesterday. .s. .... ..s ra=,
A. C. Stevenson of Rochester
called on the business men in Man
Rato today. - .... ........ & .
A. J. Russell, the assessor of LIE
Ray township, transacted business in
Mankato today. .s ......s ........... :...s. :.
August Temple and Otto Schwartz
of Lewisvlle were in the city yester-
day on business. ... -
II. II. Klein, q horse buyer from
Mountain Lake. was in the city buy
ing stock today. ....-. .....
S. Fl. Shepherd, a grocery man
Of Garden City, was in MankatO to-
day on business. g..
A. r. jacobson of Lake Crystal at
tended to several business matters
in the city today. t .
Miss Helen Schroeder Of Sleepy
Eye was the guest Of friends here
yesterday and today. -.r.a 81
r. S. Shepherd and f. P. Cary
of Pipestone were business visitors
in Mankato yesterday. ...
Charles Coleman and A. j. Spuhl-
er of ,Winona were business visitors
in the city yesterday. .-...-
Mrs. Ollie Budde, Of Minneapolis is
spending this week with Mrs. J. A.
Farrell of 900 State street.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. T. Rodgers OF
Buterfield were the guests Of
friends in Mankato yesterday.
Miss Elsie S. Barrett and Mrs. e.
w. Gleason OF Good Thunder were
in the city shopping yesterday.
Thomas A. Nelson and J. P. Sny-
der of Winona were registered at
the Hotel Saulpaugh last night.
Herman Lehman, the popular bar
Der of Sterling Center, spent a night
in this city q short time since. ~
M. c. Dalton, who is connected
with the public schools at st. Clair,
transacted business in Mankato to-
day. -r- ...
Mrs. II. Vogelpohl and Mrs. Ema-
ma Eckman left today for the twin
cities where they will visit a few
days. ..,.- .-r il
George Muellerleile of Madison
Lake was in the city today to see
his wife who is ut one of the local
hospitals. .. ......
Martin Dawson Candy company of
Chicago, was in the city calling
on the trade today. .. T.. e..
Miss Alma Gustavson has return
ed to her duties at the Gamble
Robinson Commission company's
office, after, q two weeks vacation.
David English, who ia with the
Gamble Robinson Commission com.
pany, left Tuesday for Idaho where
he will enjoy two weeks vaca-
ton. -..... ...... ... .... -...
. Phil G. Heintz Of Rochester, bust
ness associate OF "A. G. Lack, was
in Mankato today, and was a guest
at the Lack home on South Broad
street.
John Deagan, who is an engineer
on the Northwestern, and who was
recently hurt in a wreck near WA.
basso, left today for New Ulm where
he will visit friends. --...
Lloyd Tyler, a former graduate of
the Davis Business university, but
residing at Fairmont, was in the city
yesterday. He will take a position
with the Mankato Traction company.
Mrs. Alex Macdonald, whose hus-
band died some time ago. is spend
ing the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. Blake at Hopkins. She is
quite f.. i'll there and is under medi-
cal treatment. -
Mrs. V. A. Street, who has been
staying with her sister, Mrs. r. f.
Davis, left yesterday for Council
Bluffs, Iowa, to see a sister who is
just recovering from severe at
tack OF pneumonia.
Miss Maude A. White, who is con-
nected with the state school at Owa.
tonna, spent short time in the
city today, before going on her way
to Amboy, where she has found
home for a young child.
Mrs. H. c. Edwin, Jr., who has been
the guest of her mother, Mrs. r.
D. Hubbard, will not return to her
home in st. Cloud until next week
Her little daughter Betty is suffering
with an attack of chicken pox.
c. A. Genet, the district manager
for the sugar beet company at
Chaska, was in the city today, hav.
ing accompanied George Jones of