The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-03-28

AT the Congregational church the
music was particularly fitting and was
sung by quartet composed OF Miss
F. B. Sleight and Judge Evan Hughes
The quartet sang three anthems and
Mr.. Sleight sang a tenor solo. The
church was decorated with a pro.
fusion of Easter lilies and spring
flowers. In the evening girls Choir.
us sang at the Sunday school service.
The Centenary Methodist church
had their special Easter music in the
evening when the chorus choir assis.
ted by Miss Mildred Parmalee and
II. Lester Davies sang. Miss Parmalee
and Mr. Davies each gave solo num-
bers.
The full Easter service was sung
at the Episcopal church. The solo.
lists were Mrs. George Nerbovig
Miss Mildred Oleson, Miss Irma
Heinze. Mrs. e. w. Owen, +. e.
Crandall and r. F. Wood.
The German Lutheran church en-.
joyed Easter music furnished by
mixed choir at the morning service
as well as a vocal solo by Rev. Flee
kenstein. In the evening the Sun.
day school gave an Easter program
with solos by Mrs. Monish and Miss
Pfeifer
Both ST. Johns and ST. Peter and
Pauls Catholic churches had special
choirs with exquisite music The
churches We're beautifully decorated
for Easter and the services were
very impressive.
ST. Paul Pioneer Press: Mr.. and
Mrs. s. A. Swanson, 1875 West Min
nehaha street, were surprisd on the
riage Saturday. March Is, by party
of old Mankato friends, who pre-
scented them with a chest of sixty
pieces of silver. The presentation
speech was made by Governor Eber-
hart. Those present were Governor
and Mrs. A. o. Eberhart. Mr. and
Mrs. f. II. Olson. Mr.. and Mrs. o.
Mr. and Mrs. Nordauist and
Mrs. L. Ingvalson of st. Paul: Mr..
and Mrs. s. A. Anderson. Mrs. G.
Nelson and Miss Emily Nelson of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ing
watson of Crosby. n D.; Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Nyquist, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ing
valson and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ing
ralson of Mankato.
in Henderson.
Claude Priest of st. James was in
Town yesterday.
J. Boylan of Amboy visited Sat
Irday i'll Mankato.
w. l.. Roberts of Mapleton spent
Easter in Mankato.
A. c. Ochs of Springfield was in
the city yesterday.
Oscar Anderson of Kasota spent
Sunday in Mankato.
Nels Peterson of Lincoln called on
friends here Saturday.
A. H. Hougen of st. James spent
Saturday in Mankato.
r. Fl. Poole of Faribault called on
friends here yesterday.
Louis Larson of st. Peter visited
n Mankato yesterday.
Il. E. Lane of Sherburn transacted
business here Saturday
w. ]. Ryan of Blue Earth was
Mankato visitor yesterday.
Miss Jennie Sullivan visited with
Nlankato friends Saturday.
Michael Ryan of Smiths Mill Wis.
tied in the city yesterday.
A. c. Hedberg left today for
business visit in Waseca.
he city Saturday on business.
DR.. G. ]. Holman returned today
from short visit in Shakopee.
j, L. Macbeth of ST. Clair visited
with friends in Mankato yesterday.
Mrs. William Koke visited over
Easter with relatives in New Ulm.
Carl Vosbeck of Minneapolis Wis.
ted with his parents here yesterday.
Miss Anna Welter spent yesterday
and today with relatives in lie Sueur.
Miss Agnes Hovig of New Rich
and spent Easter with friends here
Miss Lucille Weld of Lewisville,
Mimi. visited in Mankato Saturday.
Miss Adams of Minneapolis was the
guest of Miss Elsie Jacbe over Sun
day.
General Widell is in ST. Paul Oh
business for the Widell company to-
lay.
Attorney Joseph A. Eckstein of
New Ulm spent Sunday in Man.
kato.
Mrs. f. C. Grupe left Saturday for
a short visit with relatives in Fair
mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Whips of
LIE Sueur Center are visiting in the
city today.
Miss Beth Conner of Redwood
Falls is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
|. N. Tompkins.
Earle Zuel of Madison Lake visited
with hiS grandmother, Mrs. w. w.
zuel. Saturday
Mrs. Nora Tuberg has been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Kies.
selhorst, at Utica
Councilman j. d. Humiston is
home after an absence Of several
weeks at Wahkon. MINI.
Thomas Clark, engineer on the Chi.
cago and Northwestern road, return.
ed yesterday from Chicago.
Judge Cray left today for Chat
field where he will speak to the
Chatfield Commercial club this even.
ing.
Miss Beulah Howard returned yes
terday from Frederick, Wis, where
she spent two weeks with her par
pnts