The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-11-28

Mrs. ]. N. Lang entertained at
dinner yesterday in honor of her
mother, Mrs. Mary l.. Boegen, who
had reached her seventy-seventh
birthdays Covers were laid for eight
and the room was decorated for the
occasion.
Entertained the Forum.
Miss Neva Nettleton entertained
the young peoples Forum of the
Methodist church at her home on
Liberty street last evening. About
seventy young people were present
and enjoyed delightful social even
ing. The entertainment was planned
by Mr.. Percival, a member of the
class, and was very pleasant. Re-
freshments were served late in the
evening
About seventy young people We're
present, and receiving line in
which all of those present We're a
part, provided a very effective way
of getting acquainted. The Yale
Harvard boat races caused a sreat
deal of enthusiasm on both sides
and the different yells caused much
excitement. The Harvard side won
the race and spent great deal of
time unwrapping the prize, which
was a small doll wound in the CEN
ter OF ball Of Irvine.
The Boys Glee club, rendered a
number of selections and Miss Neva
Nettleton sang several songs. At
the close of the evening, the COM
pany filed into the dining room!
where dainty refreshments were
served. A short business meeting
! was held during the evening. Among
| those present was Miss Margaret
Dunn of Window, who was formerly
member of the organization.
wier.Pfeffer.
Miss Jennie n. Wier of Amboy
and Mr.. William R. PETER of Vernon
! Center were married at ten O'Clock
| this morning in St. Mathews Catho-
lie church at Vernon by Rev. Father
Colbert
The bride wore a gown OF white
silk. Mr.. Pfeffer's best man was his
attended by her sister, Miss Celia
Weir, who wore blue chiffon over
silk Mr. PETERS best man was his
brother, Frank Weir.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pfeffer will live on
the groom's farm northwest of Yer
non Center.
H. NJ. Spalding of Elysian is ir
the city.
e. C. Langheim of Owatonna is il
the city To-Day.
S. o. Moe of Austin was in Man
kato yesterday.
Miss Kate Amoret has been visit
ing in Mankato.
Miss Anna Smith of st. Peter
visited here today.
Mrs. G. Lowe of Winnebago spen
yesterday in Mankato
Phillip Koch of GAINESVILLE is
Mankato visitor today.
Charles A. Jewson of Minneapolis
is home for Thanksgiving.
Miss Estella Bragdon has gone tt
New Ulm to spend the weekend.
S. T. Einen of Madelia was il
the city for a short time yesterday
Hugh Edwards and Frank Bende
of Lake Crystal are in the city to
day.
Mrs. e. N. Jones and daughter o
!, Lake Crystal visited here yestel
day.
;, F. NJ. McLaurin will go to Hazel
S. D., tonight to spend Thanksgivin
with relatives.
Mrs. P. J. Staley and Miss Ros
f Staley went to New Ulm today t
f spend the holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Evans of s.
. Cloud will visit friends in Mankat
: over Thanksgiving.
o c. j. Laurisch will go to MINI,
f sofa Lake tomorrow to spen
. Thanksgiving day.
!. Miss Hazel Streeter of st. Jane
, will spend tomorro with Mis-
: Georgia Riley and Miss Stella Mo
. row of this city.
: Miss Ella Jones of Cambria wi
leave for California the first pal
of the coming week, where she wi
= spend the winter.
! Albert Hodapp and family of tn
city will move to Madelia on Mo-
day, where he will conduct a me;
r. market with Wendell Lamm.
"a Mrs. S. A. Byington, who has bee
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. M.
: Haynes, for some weeks, departe
= this morning for Selah, Wash.
Attorney C. o. Daily and fami
will spend Thanksgiving with M
and Mrs. Harry Wilson of Owato
ma. Mr. Wilson is a brother
Mrs. Daily.
W. B. Clements of Redwood Fal
was in the city today. Mr.. Clemen
motored down and will visit wi
relatives at Vernon Center ov
Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Paffrath al
daughter of Springfield were callil
on friends in the city this mornin
They left this afternoon for Mo
ristown where they will spel
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