The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-11-08

! Dirah Harold NOrthrOp
Dorothy. :. :. Mrs. Florence Andrews
! Paul Revere u. Wilson Dodge
, Molly. ......... Mrs. Louise Owen
Phyllis. .......... Cynthia Dodge
w. NJ. Dawes. Charles Schwanenberg
The dates are Tuesday and Wed.
;nesday evenings. -
FandreyLarson.
| Miss Clara Fandrey and Mr.. Elmer
! Larson, both of this city were mar
ried last evening at the home Of the
bride on North Front by Rev. A, F..
Winter Of the German Lutheran
church. The wedding was very
quiet one. Miss Fandrey has been
employed at the Rosenberger & Cur
rier candy. factory. and Mr.. Larson
holds position with Flo, Pugh &
Brockmeyer. They will make their
home in the city.
Pleasant Entertainment.
Mrs. F. NJ. Otto very pleasantly
entertained company of ladies
, Tuesday afternoon for her mother,
Mrs. P. H. Kelly, in honor of her
birthday The rooms were prettily
ucCOIdISu. Will yCiloW I'll oahIhO
| NUNS. Mrs. Kelly was presented
| with a cut glass dish and several
other gifts. Mrs Roy Andrews gave
several piano selections and Miss
Mildred Sawyer sang: .a~......-s
| Halloween Party.
Misses Alma and Lille Hubmer Of
! Decoria entertained twenty friends
last night at Halloween party. The
decorations and games were sugges-
tive of the season. A number of
d., musical selections were given, and
several prizes were awarded in the
games. A very delicious luncheon
was served late in the evening The
guests had very delightful time.
i Held Delightful Party. .....
The young people of the Swedish
Congregational church had a delight
: full party last night at the home of
Miss Edna Lundquist on Lewis
street. A program Of music and
readings was given followed by
games. A lunch was served. There
were about thirty-five guests present
Charles Graf of Kasota was in the
city yesterday.
B. w. Gates of Fairmont was in
Mankato today. " ~ ~.
! Robert Madigan of Madison Lake
F., was in town today. -,,4.-
J G.. Weltz. of Blue Earth was in
! Mankato yesterday. H'l@., T., -, =. II
r. Sullivan of Madison Lake was
/ in the city yesterday 800.
| L. y. Madden of Owatonna was in
Mankato this morning -.
Mrs. w. E. Evans Of Lake Crystal
spent today in the city.
! Frank K. Nelson of Amboy called
on friends here yesterday. :.
w. M. Lewis of Cambria is in
/ Mankato on business today. -
L.. w. Cameron of Grafton. N. d.,
| was in Mankat0tbis morning.
| Ed. N. jones' of Lake ! Crystal
! transacted business here today.
Mrs. Charles Anderson of Kasota
visited here yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. E. "A. Buck %of Rochester
called OH friends here yesterday.
R. r. Mailer of Belle PLANE was
in the city yesterday OH business.
@Ferd Walser oiof Minnesota Lake
transacted business here yesterday.
Robert Curry. the Oldest settler of
Sterling township, is in Mankato to-
day. ~
| M. e. Williams and William Ander-
son of Pemberton were in the city
yesterday. - q
Mrs. Eva Nelson and Mrs. X. S.
! Eymundson of ST. Peter visited in
the city today. -.
A. G. Ochs and Adolph Ipsen of
LIE Sueur attended the political meet.
! ings in Mankato yesterday.
Arthur Borchert of Mapleton at
tended the G. o. p rally at the Man
kato Theatre last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard R. Snow of
LIE Sueur are in the city today, stop.
ping here on their wedding trip.
| NJ. d. Francher and w. A. Britzius
of Minneapolis motored out last
night for a few days hunting in this
vicinity.
! st. Paul Pioneer Press: Miss Pres
1 ley of Mankato, Mimi, is the guest
of her cousin, Miss Mildred Robert
son of the Aberdeen.
Z Mrs. Snow, Sr., arrived here from
LIE Sueur this morning and will
spend the winter at, the home of
her son, DR.. c. ID. Snow.
I Misses Anna and Martha Week
ing, who are students at the Univer.
sity of Minnesota, spent the early
part of the week at home.
] ]. B. Connolly. county auditor and
G. A. Gatz, sheriff of Carver county
were in Mankato today and together
with I. N. Tompkins will hunt ducks
at Swan Lake.
4 County Commissioners Madigan
and John III. Holman are looking
after state road work in Decoria. lie
Ray, Mcpherson and jamestown
townships today.
George N. Breed of Bookings, s.
D., called on friends in Mankato to-
| day. Mr.. Breed is on his way home
from trip through Southern Ore.
gon. He visited at Madelia yester.
day.
:, N. G.. Parke of The Pioneer Press
and w. c.. Hammirell of The Tri-
bune came down on the Taft train
yesterday afternoon and reported the
meeting in Mankato for their pa,
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