The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-10-25

Paul on Saturday evening. The Hal
lowe'en scheme of decorating was
carried out in very unique man
ner, especially in the dining room
where everything was in harmony
with the season. An elegant course
luncheon was served. The guests
were composed largely of college
friends of Miss Black.
Mrs. Kuhles and Miss Spellman
are former Mankato residents.
Pleasant Birthday Anniversary.
Eli Klugherz was very pleasantly
surprised at his home at 52S North
Fourth street hast night by about
thirty of his friends, the occasion
being his birthday anniversary. The
evening was enjoyably spent playing
progressive cards, after which de-
licious lunch was served. Mr. Klugh'
err was presented with very pretty
gold watch charm with the c. o. F.
emblem on it, which Mr.. Klugherz
appreciated greatly.
Were Honor Guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Albert were
honor guests at farewell party
given last night by about thirty of
their neighbors. A very delightful
evening was spent and the guests
presented Mr. and Mrs. Albert with
a beautiful gift. A lunch was served
at midnight. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
will leave for Jud, N. D., in about a
week, to make their home there.
Mrs. Martin of Waterville visited
in Mankato Saturday.
L. V. McCabe of St. Peter was in
the city this morning.
c. E. Kelly of Winnebago visited
in Mankato yesterday.
c. E. Carpenter of Candy was
here today on business.
Alan Fleischbein of st. Paul spent
Sunday with friends here.
J. w. Andrist of Owatonna was
in Mankato this morning. ..
Andrew Astebo of Mapleton call
ed on friends here Saturday.
Clarence Grusendorf of New Ulm
visited friends here yesterday. I'LL
Leo Carney and wife were pas
sengers to the cities Saturday.
Lewis ConverS of GAINESVILLE visit
ed with friends here yesterday.
Max Borchert of Minnesota Lake
visited with friends here Sunday.
Al. Potts, county commissioner
from st. Peter, is in the city today.
Miss Mary Rodman returned yes
terday from her vacation at Lewis
ton.
Harry L. Nixon. the well-known
terday.
T0h
of ST. Peter were in Mankato yes
terday.
Mrs. Ralph James and daughter
departed Saturday for their home in
Minneapolis.
Attorney Benjamin Taylor went to
Brainerd today where he will trans
act legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ludke and fam
lily returned yesterday from a visit
at Alta Vista, Iowa.
Mrs. Charles r. Butler went to
Saltwater yesterday to spend two
weeks with relatives.
DR.. F. E. Heidel returned yester-
day from a hunting trip in the west
ern part of the state.
Lucius Badger, who attends Garlic
ton college at Northfield, spent Sun
day at his home here.
George Brotherton, who is now
employed in Sioux City, spent Sun
day at his home here
f. B. knott, cashier Of the
Peoples State Bank of Madison
Lake, is in town today.
Miss Anderson of Window spent
Sunday in Mankato the guest of her
sister, Miss Mary Anderson
]. d. Humiston and Robert Lamm
will leave today for weeks trip of
roughing it in Itasca county.
Paul Ford, who is with the Con-
sumers Power company at Faribault,
visited in Mankato yesterday.
Miss Ruth Dennis. who attends st.
Mary's Hall at Faribault, spent Yes
terday and today with her mother
here.
Mrs. julius Reinke and son Ed
ward of Duluth returned home today
after a visit with her brother, Frank
Magel
Mrs. John Blair has returned to
her home in La Crosse, Wis, after
spending ten days with her sister,
Mrs. J. S. Davies.
A. M. Hannay of Vernon Center.
who was county com missioner from
the fourth district for several years,
is in Mankato today on business
Mrs. George Gjuul of Osseo, Wis,
arrived here today to visit with
Mrs w. r. Geddes. She has been
visiting with relatives at Window.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Brandrup TO
AdoIph Veigel, their half interest in
lot /, block Is in RandalPs addition
to Mankato, for the sum of $1,237. so.
Dr. NJ s. Cornish of Vernon Cen.
ter has given up his practice there
and will. with his wife, soon leave
for Long Beach, Cal, for the win.
ter
frs. George Yahn and daughter,
$. f. p Elwell of Dodge Center
are spending a few days as guests
of R. HI. Rath and family of this
city,
st. Paul Pioneer Press: DR.. and
Mrs. Frank B. Cowgirl, who have
been the guests of Mr. and Mrs
Charles l. Humphrey, have moved to
ST. Anthony Park.
F. A. Fregeau of the Washburr