The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-03-08
Friday, March 8, 1912.

were laid for ten and the decora-
items were in pink and white, pink
and white hearts and flowers being
used. A splendid four course din
ner- was served. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs Pease of Red
wood Falls. Mr.. and Mrs. Tompkins
received several beautiful gifts of
china.
F. L. Austin spent today in Penn
berton. s- q, ~.
Percy Johnson spent Sunday with
friends at Kasota.
Frank Kelsey of Lake Crystal Is
in. the city today. ~ 'ta "&"
Miss Selma Just is visiting her
parents at Good Thunder.
Lou Thomas of LIE Sueur is in
Mankato on business today.
L. Tidding of Lamberton transact.
ed business in Mankato today.
l.. c. Man of Vernon Center call.
ed on friends in Mankato today.
Mrs. Mead of Lake Crystal visited
friends in Mankato last Saturday.
D. A. Slater Of Vernon Center
paid Mankato business visit today.
Ed. Parry of Madison Lake
spent Sunday with friends. in Man.
kato.
Miss Pauline Bartland of Lake
Crystal is the guest of Mrs. Ray
Reynolds.
W. w. Clements returned yester.
day from New Ulm where he visit
ed friends.
Mrs. j. 4. Peterson of Eagle Bend
was i'll the city Saturday afternoon
visiting friend.
Miss Anna Weir of Good Thunder
is visiting her aunt, Miss DAILY in
the city today.
William Wandersee of Good
Thunder was among the business
visitors here today.
. F. II. Morelock of Good Thunder
was in MankatO Saturday calling or
his eleven year old daughter, who
was operated on few days ago fol
appendicitis. She is doing we'll.
DIR. w. A. Beach left this after
noon for months trip in the west
He will spend some time at Kellogg
Idaho, where he has mining inter
ests and will then go to the, coast
and remain some time in Washing
ton.
Mrs. Anna J. Lang left Saturday
for Good Thunder to visit friends
Mrs. Lang is mother Of Mrs. ]. G.
Creedon of this city and is making
her home with Mr.. and Mrs. Creed
on.
Miss Lulu Fitzpatrick, who teaches
in Judson, spent Friday and Satur
day here, and on her return was
accompanied by Miss Florence Nord
gard, who will spend the week
there 49,, . -.... 80. -:
C. T. Cowgirl, a, brother of Rev
Cowgirl of North Mankato pent. a
few hours in the city Saturday, at
ternoon, while on his way from
Granite: Falls to his home at Water
loo, Iowa ,-a.. -s ..,., tt.
Professor and Mrs. f.. j.. Sperry
and Mrs. Sperry's sister, left last
night on the Omaha for Anoka with
the remains of their two months old
child, Lyle Sperry, who died Satur
day morning. ~. II. ,s.~5
st. Cloud JournaLPress: An inter
esting story was received today from
International Falls Paul Marcure, q
resident of. Loman, in the northern
part of the state, purchased a team
in this city and drove them home.
The first of the week they escaped
from the barn at Loman and were
found two days later at international
Falls. Mr.. Marcure figures that the
animals travelled at least 100 miles
in their effort to find a road outlet
to their old home. 49, -.
@ 1t having been testified to by Mr.
Simon in the district court during
the trial of the case of Frank 81
mons vs., Ottilla Henschel, that Mrs
two of whom committed suicide by
hanging, one by drowning, and the
other ran away, the defense will
produce testimony to the effect that
Mrs. Henschel had only two hus
bands. She. will testify to this, and
SO will her son. *
"A letter from Mrs. W. r. Brad.
saw announces her safe arrival at
Paonia, Colo, on Thursday evening
last. She enjoyed the trip and says
the weather is lovely, not a bit OF
snow, and when she left Boulder
Colo, the day before, the snow was
thirty-six inches deep. Ray is busy
invoicing stock of goods, prepare
tory to taking possession and ex.
poets to be doing business in short
time. .- &c.. ...-. .-s..
The Misses Mildred Coughlan oil
Mankato, Anna Y. White of Waseca
and formerly a normal school stu.
dent here, and Florence Bruer OF
Sleepy Eye. have entered the Man
kato Commercial college. John A.
Kiecker of Fairfax has also entered
this school.
Miss Clara Schumacher, who re.
ceived medical treatment in st.
Joseph's hospital last week is now
at her home and is doing nicely.
Frank Johnson of Gibbon has pur.
chased the house of s. A. Anderson
in Dukes addition and will occupy
it by April 1. ..-.. ~-- 2
From Tuesdays Daily.
Will Be Married Tomorrow