The Mankato free press., 1913-03-07

also voted that the Ladies' Aid
would charge Is cents hereafter fOT
refreshments. A fine supper was
served by Mrs. Sutton, assisted by
Mrs. G.. Lamm and Mrs. White. In
spite of cold weather and no pre-
vious announcement in the papers,
over sixty-five people partOok of the
good supper. Many remained until
eight o'clock and all present had a
most delightful time.
Pleasant 800" Party.
The knights of Pythias gave u very
pleasant 800" party last night which
was attended by the members
their wives and friends. After the
cards, refreshments were served and
an impromptu musical program was
given. The party was very pleas
ant one Next Thursday evening, f.
S. Atwood, grand chancellor OF the
order, will be present and will ex-
emplify the new ritual Of the order.
Enjoyed Seishride.
A party of eighteen young people
enjoyed sleighride party last night
which went to the home of Mrs.
Hans Nelson near Mankato. An
evening of games was spent and
Mrs. Nelson served delicious re
freshments. The sleigh ride and the
evening at Mrs. Nelson's home We're
very delightful and the young peo
pie enojyed themselves immensely.
c. p. Schuler of Winona was in
Mankato today.
c. E. Brown OF Elk River is in
Mankato today.
c. L. Oleson is in Minneapolis to-
day on business.
c. S. Cathcart of Owatonna was in
the city yesterday.
r. w. Dallmer of Elmore was i'll
Mankato yesterday
Attorney John n. Johnson of Can
by is in the city today.
F. A. Malloy of Hibbing transacted
business here yesterday.
Mrs. Sadie Hatcher Of Elysian is
I visiting in Mankato today.
Herman Schroeder of Willmar
spent yesterday in Mankato.
Frank Rafferty, of Rochester call
ed on friends here yesterday.
r. a. Schultz of lie Ray attended
the convention here yesterday.
r. J. Garbusch of Marshall was
in the city yesterday on business.
N p. Christianson OF Waseca was
in the city yesterday on business.
d. B. Franklin of Rochester trans
acted business yesterday i'll Man
kato.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. l.. Morse of Wa
SEGA are visiting in a Mankato this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ii. Moonan Of
Waseca were MankatO visitors yes
terday
Attorney Thomas Hessian Of lie
Sueur is in the city today on legal
business.
Attorney S. b. Wilson transacted
legal business in lie Sueur Center
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Anderson OF
yesterday.
Miss Edith Burmeister of Redwood
Falls visited yesterday with friends
in Mankato.
George AtchisOn and John A. John
son went to LIE Sueur Center today
on business.
! w. e. Heidel of Winona brother
of Dr. F. t. IIeidcl is a MankatO
visitor today.
Mrs. Fl. j. Bishmer of Wells is
visiting this week at the home OF NJ
r and Mrs. John A. Johnson.
| Miss Alice Thompson has gone to
Minot, N. D.. to accept a position
with the Rumley Product company.
Mrs. Wi!helmina Heidel, mother ol
DR.. F. L. Heidel, and her daughter
! Mrs. David Wade, and children ol
Fairmont, are visiting i'll Mankatc
/ today.
Rev. r. w. Hobbs went to Tru
man today, where he will speak to
the Free Baptists. On Monday he
will go to Window to organize a
Baptist Brotherhood
Mr. and Mrs. J. c.. Thro and daugh-
ter, Miss Marie. left today for Los
Angeles, Cal. They will stop for a
few days in Omaha, where Lynn
| Thro is attending school.
Charles Gardner of MINNEAPOLIS
and his brother, Leonard of Mora,
| Mimi, are in the city as the guests
of their uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. William NJ. Shoemaker.
/ w. J. Morehart returned last even
ing from a three months sojourn in
| Los Angles, Cal. Mrs. Moorehart and
the children are still in California
and will not return until in April.
| Misses Grace NJ. Sumner, Mary Fl.
! Kraft. and Lillian Hughes will go to
Minneapolis this afternoon where
they will see Julia Marlowe and E.
III. Southern in Shakespeare plays
at the Schubert theatre this week
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mullen left
Mankato yesterday for their new
home in Saltwater. where Mr.. Mul
len has been engaged to take charge
of the penitentiary farm. Mr.. Mul
len mas been succeeded at the poor
farm by eX-Commissioner Madigan.
Mrs. ]. L. Rogers has come from
! Madison, Wis, to join her husband
in this city. Mr.. Rogers is manager
of the Union depot eating house.
Winnebago Enterprise: A. E.
Quimby, accompanied by G. w. Sug,
den. of the Citizens National Bank
| of Mankato, was in town Saturday
looking over the field with view
of establishing a bank here. Messrs.
Quimby and Sugden stand high in
the business world, and we would
all be glad to have them interested
| here.