The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-01-31

most capacity. The program was de-
lightful throughout and Miss Lora
LulSdorff, who was the principal at
traction on the program, delighted
her audience in her usual manner.
The Epworth League feels much
giatified at the result of the enter
tainment, having cleared the sum Of
$50
Commercial Men Enjoy Dance.
The Commercial travellers and
their families enjoyed very pleas
ant party Saturday evening when
they gathered at the Knights of Co
lumbus hall for mid-winter picnic.
Long tables We're provided, which
were well laden with good eatables
and the picnic idea was carried
throughout Dancing was enjoyed
from nine until twelve. Lamm's or
chestra furnishing the music.
Pleasant Dance.
The dance given Saturday night
by the Commercial college students
was well attended and was a pleas
ant affair The orchestra was sta
toned in the middle of the hall,
and the arrangement proved very
delightful one. Another dance win
be given by the students on the
evening of January 3D.
]. Kunz of Madelia visited here
today.
Charles Moore of Rapdan was in
the city today.
Fd Bosom of Rapidan transacted
business here today.
Fred ]. Prior of lie Sueur spent
Saturday in Mankato
Miss Laura Kruse of Eagle Lake
visited here Saturday
A. J. Partridge of Vernon Center
was in the city today
/ Fl. A. Patterson went to Mime
apolis for a short stay.
Mrs. William Drews of Hopkins is
the guest of friends in Mankato
: Mrs. D. J. Conner of Albert Lea
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. |. n.
Tompkins.
Miss Christine, Holm went to Blue
Earth this morning for a short visit
with friends.
Winnipeg, Canada. and is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs L. N. Tompkins.
DR.. f. F. Judd of the Mayo surgi-
cal staff OF. Rochester is in the city
today and was the guest of DR.. ]. NJ.
Edwards =
Mr. and Mrs. G. r. Bradley and
Albert Bergquist of this city attend
ed the funeral of the late Mrs. d. w.
Carpenter in Kasota Saturday.
T. d. Hays and Miss Ella Hays of
Vernon Center and r. b. Hays of
/ Denver, Col, were in Mankato to-
day on business connected with the
estate Of the lrte Thomas S. Hays.
Rev. Father Theodore Schuette of
Prairi" du Chen. Wis. arrived here
yegterdav and will remain with his
70 her. Theodore Schuette, ST.. until
aftor TIE funeral of Aloysius Schuette
which will be held tomorrow. Mr.
Schuette. Sr.. has been verv i'll since
the news of his sons death was
announced.
| Albert Lea Tribune: w. w. Wei
Ter, a well known farmer living south
lOf MankatO. who is travelling for a
/ silO company, was in Albert Lea
Saturday. Mr. Weller says that the
coming year will be the best in the
history OF the silo business, as farm
ers are more interested and better
lpreDared to build than ever before.
! Winnebago Press-News: J. W..
Sheaffer, c. H. Garnsey. DR.. Durgin,
IF. Nj. Grinnell and Robert HOWE
went to Mankato Tuesday forenoon
as a committee, to inspect the maui
soleum recently erected in Glenwood
cemetery. The company will erect
la mausoleum in Winnebago provid-
! ing 100 crypts can be sold at $3.50
leach.
/ St Paul Pioneer Press: Miss T.
Anderson of Mankato, Mimi, has
been spending few days with Mr..
| and Mrs. S. A. Swanson, Minnehaha
/ street Mr. and Mrs. An
drew Engwalson and family of Cros-
by, N. D., are spending few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Swanson,
Minnehaha street Mrs. C. A.
Eckman of Mankato, Mimi. visited
iher sister, Mrs. C. D. Williamson,
"Wednesday.
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