The Mankato free press., 1912-01-19

SmeC, .. u, cut WHO mas MS mead
quarters at Grand Island, Neb., is in
the city for a week or ten days. He
will be joined later by his wife from
De Smet. He is a general contractor
and is looking over the field here.
M. Harry O'Brien, assistant attor-
ney general of South Dakota stopped
| off - visit with his parents and
bbrothers for a few days. He is On
his way to st. Paul for a conference
with the attorney generals depart
ment of Minnesota relative to GER
tain litigation in which the state of
of South Dakota and Minnesota have
common interest.
From Saturdays Daily. ... .....
Sleiahride and Party. .--
Miss Margaret Gabler entertained
about twenty of her friends from
Mankato last night at her home on
the st. Peter road, about two miles
from Mankato. The young people
enjoyed a sleigh ride out and spent
the evening playing games and dane
ing. Musical selections were given
by Miss Alma Olson, Emery Olson
and Miss Margaret Gabler. Lunch
was served before returning, at which
Matt Graft acted as toaStmaster.
Marriage Anniversary. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Einar Nelson enter
tanned at dinner last evening at their
home over the Sanitary Dairy. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Kirby
and Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Lindsey,
Jr. The occasion was the second an
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson's
marriage. After dinner the guests
! spent pleasant evening at cards.
Very Pleasant Dance.
The dance given at the Davis
Business university proved a success
in every way last night. There was
| a good attendance and all had an
enjoyable : time. Lamm's orchestra
| furnished the music: r. =:
.,. Miss sEilma Nielsen of Madelia
spent the day in the city. =,
| Mrs. L. Warwick Of Medo visited
friends in Mankato yesterday ,<
| M. +. Sullivan went to Marshall
today to remain over Sunday. =.
Mrs George r.. Olson of st. Peter
visited in 'MankatO yesterday.
/ IF. E. Hadley of Winnebago, trans
acted business in the city today
w. s. Whitney of Mortified call
ed on friends in the city today
Miss Lillian Anderson: Of Lake
Crystal spent the day in the city.
| w. j. Kampl of Faribault was a
business visitor in Mankato today.
G.. r. Pease of Redwood Falls Wis.
tied friends in 'Maphato yesterday.
Mrs. Emma Harness of Rapidan
called on friends in the city today.
Mrs L. p Doran of Eagle Lake
visited friends in LMankato yester-
day.
Miss Verna b. Weaver of Eyota
was the guest of friends here yester-
I day. st.-l
Attorney Miles Porter left today
, for LIE Sueur Center on legal bust
ness s.
Miss Valentine Kessler of Lake
Crystal swas the guest Of friends here
today.
f. A. Whitcomb of Albert Lea
paid ;MaDlSato a business visit this
morning. .
Professor j. r. Brandrup left this
noon for Winnebago on short bust.
ness trip. .--
S. A. Thorson of st. Peter trans
acted business in the city yesterday
and today.
Attorney A. r. Pfau, Jr, left this
legal business.
f. A. Stapher, the livery man of
Mapleton, was a business visitor in
Mankato today.
Saul Kohn of the L. Salet store
left today for two days business
trip to ST. Paul
Stephen Sieberg has just returned
from several days trip to Mime
apolis and st. Paul.
]. A. Cooley and NJ. Myers of Chi
cago were registered at the Saul
paugh hotel today.
G. A. Vogel, who is connected with
The Springfield Advance, was in the
city on business today.
e. H. Monlard of Luverne and A.
H. Lippert of Owatonna were in
the city today on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Renslow of South st.
Paul are the guests of friends in
Mankato for q few days.
John Hanson, a merchant Of LIE
Sueur, called OH the Busch Whole.
sale Grocery company yesterday aft
ernoon.
Ollie Aversion and Emma Guth of
Sleepy Eye were in the city today
to. attend the funeral of the late
Charles Guth.
Miss Matte Jewson. returned to-
day from the twin cities where she
has been visiting for the last two
OF three weeks. -
f Judge of Probate Evan Hughes left
for Lake Crystal today to attend the
funeral of w. r. Lewis, one of the
old pioneers there.
Miss Leah Walrad returned yester-
day from Window where she is
teaching. She will visit friends and
relatives ever Sunday.
Professor George e. Nettleton left
this evening for Albert Lea where
he will fill the vacancy. i'm the
Methodist pulpit next Sunday.
Mrs. d. w. Forbes arrived in the
city this noon from ST. Paul and
will he the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. w. A. Anderson, for about a
week
Postmaster and Mrs. A. j. Veigel
departed today for a trip to the
Pacific coast They will visit a num-
ber Of cities in California, and ex-