The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-12-27

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Miss Sherk was taken into the. din
ing room, which was decorated in
Christmas array. Here her parcels,
which contained many beautiful
gifts. were unwrapped. Delicious re-
.freshments were served at late
hour.
Sang Before Shubert Club.
Miss Lora Lulsdorf sang before
the Shubert club in the Junior Pho.
neers hall yesterday afternoon at
three O'Clock Her accompanist was
Mrs. Katherine Hoffman, who is
very much impressed with Miss Luis
DORIS voice and offered to coach her
for several months. This Is a decid-
ed compliment for Miss Lulsdorf,
| who is one OF the most accomplished
of the singers that have gone out of
Mankato.
Birthday Party.
A number of friends gathered at
| the home of Mrs. John Nicholson,
ST. South Front street, last evening
Fin honor of her birthday. The even.
| ing was spent in playing cards,
were served. A very enjoyable even
/ ing was spent by all present.
! Rudolph Swenson transacted bust
ness in this city.
I M. d. Station of Springfield call
In the city yesterday.
| Fl. Schiffman of Owatonna called
on friends here yesterday.
! c. Stevenson of Rochester called
on friends here yesterday.
/ Arthur Bracket of Excelsior call.
ed in Mankato yesterday.
! Frank Clague of Redwood Falls
spent yesterday in Mankato.
! TT. p. Bfehm of Madison Lake
called in Mankato yesterday.
| w. NJ. Schulllng of Mortified was
! in town yesterday on business.
/! f. NJ. Crow and daughter of Am
hoy were in the city today.
/ Miss Losta, 'Welter of LeSueul
shopped in Mankato. yesterday.
I c. II. Brace of Vernon Center was
lin town yesterday on business.
! C. Nordstrom of Vernon Center was
i In Mankato yesterday on business.
t r. a. Coughlan of Wabasso was in
I the city yesterday calling on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Bergven and son
of Mitchell. s. D. are visiting in the
city.
DIR, and Mrs. w. e. Chambers OF
I Blue Earth visited IN. Mankato yes
terday. =
j II. ]. Kurk and l.. T.. Siduske OF
Wabasha were Mankato visitors yes
terday.
! J.. f. Williams of Madison Lake
was in the city yesterday calling on
i friends
I Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Evans of Maple.
ton visited yesterday with friends in
I Mankato.
! Henry N. Benson. and A. NJ. Ander
! son of ST. Peter were in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. p. Smith and daughter, Miss
Irene, of st. Peter, called on friends
in the city yesterday. -
7 Mrs. Lyle Austin and her mother
Mrs Burgess of Eagle Lake, were
4 in Mankato this morning. F'.
Mrs. e. A. Sullivan and Mrs. J
Il II. Sprague of .Fairmont were shop
: ping In Mankato yesterday.
\ Samuel Curry and. Evan Olson OF
|
day on business and pleasure.
/ 'Mesdames Henry Krnse and John
/ McGary attended the funeral of the
latter's nephew, Emmett Farrell. ir
St. Peter yesterday.
/ II. G. Trowbridge left last might
for Omaha to attend a convention
Of district managers of the Pruden
.ii:tiaI Insurance company.
+ Charles James, George Norman
\ Bert Nickel and William Marston OF
Lake Crystal attend the banquet for
Governor Eberhart last evening. .
I H. r. Wagon, general agent fol
the Chicago and Northwestern road
Headquarters at Winona, was in the
Ncity last night and attended the
banquet rendered to Governor Eber
Ehaft. vs.
4 Eonis Lille and his brother, VIII
liam Lille Of Montana. departed this
: morning for Duluth where, they will
visit Mrs. Rowley, daughter of Louis
Lille. She is now recovering from a
very serious illness,
4 Miss Anna Wefter was called tic
! her home in lie Sueur yesterday
on account Of the death of her
father, N. p. weiter, who was for
fmerIy a resident of Mankato. Mr.
i Welter vas seventy-eight years old
1.-THE funeral will be held Saturday
Redwood Falls. Gazette: Peter
4 Lloyd OF Mankato, Redwood county
land owner and former treasurer OF
| Blue Earth county, was q Redwood
visitor last week. Mr.. Lloyd was
there in the interests Of his big corn
crop which he says Is bigger this
year than for, many years.
/ w. n. Sidland" left yesterday for
Minneapolis to remain until after
1.-THE holidays. He will then return
to his new home Mt Davenport,
Washington Mr. Sidland was a
FORMER resident here and. has many
/ friends who were glad TO see him.
/ He formerly lived in North Man,
Ekato.
GAINESVILLE Argus: Professor J. II.
Karl Schmidt OF Mankato, repre-
/ senting the Bethany ladies college
| in that city, was visitor in this
/ place Saturday. His mission is in
1 connection with efforts to secure
students for that new and great
seat of learning. From here he went
out to Freedom where he will adj
dress the German Lutheran ,congre.
cation. Later on he will deliver ar
address here. Professor Schmidt Is
a brother of Professor @. NJ.
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