The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-01-12

hSA uoMS uItlll d. lew years d6O. 0uS
is graduate of Wellesley college
| and at one time principal of the
| New Ulm high school. The groom
is brother Of Einar Hoidale. at
one time county attorney of Brown
county. and Is associated with him
| in the law business i'm Minneapolis.
The groom and bride will be at
home to their many friends at Ho-
tel Maryland in Minneapolis after
February 1.
Surprised BY Sunday School Glass.
Miss Lydia Korsell was pleasantly
surprised last night by her class in
the Swedish Lutheran Sunday school,
The happy event occurred at Miss
korselPs home on North Fourth
street. She was presented with q
pretty signet ring. The evening
was spent IL playing games and
! musical selections were rendered.
Nice refreshments were served.
Married Last Evening.
Mr.. Edward Evans of Butternut
Valley and Miss Dinah Belle Lewis
of Cambria were united in marriage
last evening by Rev. David Edwards
| of Lake Crystal. They will make
their home in Butternut.
Birthday Party.
May, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
p. A. Johnson, entertained num-
Der of her friends in honor Of her
twelfth birthday, yesterday from two
to five.
II. F. Hildenbrand LETT today for
Minneapolis on business.
c. r. Steele of oMnterey is spend.
| ing a few days in Mankato.
E. "A. Cole of Owatonna trans.
acted business in the city today.
Attorney Benjamin Taylor left to-
day for Winona on legal business.
e. A. Frost of LIE Sueur trans
acted business in Mankato today.
+. Siegler of WATERFOWL, S. D.,
is in the city today tuning pianos.
Herbert Schultz of Good Thunder
paid Mankato business visit today.
L. G.. Hage of New. Ulm spent
yesterday in the city on business,
o. F. Jones, the merchant at judi
son, is in the city today on bust
ness. "
William N. Care, Jr., of Mapleton
spent yesterday in Mankato on bust
ness.
Reuben A. Berg of Clarkfield has
entered the Mankato Commercial
college.
Vernon e. Curren Of Mason City.
Iowa, is in the city calling Oh the
meat dealers.
A. w. Seymour Of Eyota was 4
business visitor in the city yester-
day afternoon.
Frank and John ChriStOpherson of
Marshall entered the Davis Business
university yesterday.
George Matthias of Heron Lake
has taken up his studies at the Da.
Wis Business university.
w. O. Chamberlain, the insurance
man from Minneapolis, is in Man-
kato today ON business.
William Wandersee OF Good
Thunder attended to several business
matters in Mankato yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Murphy of $332l
Hickory street left for Minneapolis
yesterday for few days visit.
II. A. Bates returned to his home
few days in the city on business.
Miss Elizabeth Thomas, has, re-
turned from Winnebago where she
has been nursing on a long case.
II. A. Ziebarth Of lie Sueur Cent
er called on his friends in the city
| today, and returned this. evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schuster and
son of Cherokee, Iowa, are visiting
friends in Mankato for a few days.
Mrs. F.. b. Madigan has returned
to ,Mankato after a visit with her
mother, Mrs. Aberwald, at Roches-
| ter. >.<
Mrs. A. C. lRosenquist aud Mrs.
| Fl. N. Drumstad of st. Peter are
| the guests Of friends i'll Mankato
today. b. ~.
! William Beseke and William Grau
of Minnesota Lake have begun their
studies at the Davis Business uni
versity. -; 20
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Woods OF
| Troy, New York, are spending the
week in Mankato as guests oil
! friends.
Claude Bennett has returned to
! his studies at: the Commercial col
lege after spending the holidays at
Chicago.
Arthur Ochs of Springfield, re-
| turned to his home today after
spending yesterday in the city On
business.
Mrs. n. S. Hanson and daughter
i returned to their home at Blue
Earth after spending yesterday in
Mankato.
Miss Katherine Leas has returned
| to Chicago where she will resume
her studies in the Columbia School
of Music.
Miss Queen Emerson aud Miss
Lottie Campbell of Elmore are the
guests of Mrs. Michael Fallen OF
the. North side.
Ii. l.. Malely of st, Louis. Mis-
souri,, is in the city today and will
make Mankato his headquarters Tor
his line of goods.
M. j. Kelly, representing the
Kelly-Steinmetz Liquor company OF
Minneapolis, is in the city today
calling on the trade.
Mrs. Mira B. Gray of st. Paul is
in the city today for a few days.
She is connected with a charitable
institution at st. Paul.
Matthew Michaels, Charles Aldo
and Harold Wass of Mankato mum.
Der among the new students at the
Davis Business university.
Mrs. Leonard Hill left today tor