The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-04-11
Receives in Honor of Mrs. Eberhar..

st. Paul Pioneer Press: In compli
ment to Mrs. Adolph o. Eberhart
wife of the governor Mrs. Joseph NJ
Hackney will give reception this
afternoon at her home, 1923 Hewitt
Senue, Hamline The hours will be
Inn four until six o'clock and the
us.Srations throughout the rooms
hi De carried out In American
peau'SYroses and palms. Mrs. Hack.
uey wiz receive the guest of honor
Mis, EDeshart and Mrs. J. A. Burn
quis'' wileNof the lieutenant cover.
nor. me -, %ives of the state Off
GERS VIII ASST throughout the rooms.
An interesting literary and musical
program will be given by Miss Car
lotta Stockdill, SOPRANO, with Mrs.
Charles T. Montgomery at the piano.
Several numbers will be given bv
the Hamline Glee club aud Professor
Albert tombstone of llamjne uniyer-
sity will give reading Auong the
guests will be the wives anue daugh-
tiers of the members of the Isyisla.
ture.
Ed. Troskey spent yesterday in st
Peter.
Attorney c. j. Laurisch is in Min
neapolis today.
M. Mcneil went to Judson this
afternoon on business
Mrs. II. p. Roberts of Lake Crys-
tai visited here today.
G. II. Holte of Albert Lea spent
yesterday in the city.
Win Fox of Amboy is in town to-
day visiting with friends
G. NJ. Taupel of WmOna called on
friends in Mankato today.
Sheriff Anton Osten was in Judson
this afternoon on business
j. E. Johnson of Window spent
yesterday with friends here
l.. NJ. Carney of Faribault is Wis
1ting with friends here today.
A. ID. Hutton of Albert Lea trans
acted business here yesterday.
B. H. Kramp of Owatonna was in
the city yesterday on business.
Gus Swanberg of Worthington was
visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. William Farnum went to LIE
Sner Center today for a short visit.
Mrs. John p. Williamson of Winnie
bago is visiting with friends here to-
day
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Streator of
Wmnebago spent yesterday in Man.
kato .'.-
Miss Margaret Suess returned to-
day from three weeks visit in
Minneapolis.
DIR. h. N. Andrews will leave Sun.
day for Chicago TO spend month or
more at the Chicago Post Graduate
MR1inal 10 I
diseases of children while there.
Mrs. c. RI. Brodt ana two daueh.
ters OF FairmOnt spent yesterday and
today in Mankato
Miss Elsie Koke returned last
night from three weeks visit with
relatives at New Ulm
Miss Anna Hanson, a teacher in
the public schools at Springfield, is
visiting here this week.
Mrs. ]. c. Bode and Mrs. NJ. w
Dahms and daughter Alma of NicoI
let visited here yesterday.
Mrs. John l.. King and baby.
Louise, are visiting Mrs. Kings
mother Mrs. II. A Hurd.
M. j. Boyle of Winona assistant
superintendent for the Northwestern
road, was in the city today
Amboy Herald: Otto Schwender of
Mankato arrived Tuesday and is now
in charge of the Wagon meat market
Peter Ryan of Minneapolis Wis
tied with friends here between
trains today on his way to Sleepy
Eye.
{. Coleman of Winona, master me-
chanic for the Chicago and North
western road. was in the city yes
terday
Mr.. and Mrs. r. IT, Morelock of
Good Thunder are in Mankato today.
Mr.. Morelock is cashier of the Good
Thunder bank.
John II. Runyon of st. Paul, tray- |
cling freight agent for the Northern
Pacific railway, was in the CITY this
morning on business
Misses Elizabeth and Frances FAX. |
Ter OF Rochester are visiting with
their brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. !
and Mrs. John T. Fakler.
Mrs. X. l.. Tollefson returned to |
her home i'll Rochester yesterday af- |
ternoon after visiting with her daugh- |
ter, Mrs. B. r. Van Dervort.
Fred j. Grupe returned yesterday
from Granada where he has been
teaching school and will spend the
week end at his home here.
Will Ments, assistant state man. |
ager of the Mutual Life Insurance
company of New York, was the |
guest of A. C. Hedberg today.
. Mrs. e. A. Dodge, Mrs. John Bach
man, Mrs. e. l.. Weber and daughter.
Miss Alice and Miss Julia Murphy of
LIE Sueur shopped in Mankato TODAY. /
II. Nj. Andreor of Minneapolis, ira |
Yellng passenger agent for the Union
faclfic railway. was in the city YES !
lerday In the interests of the road |
MISS Neya Nettleton returned YES !
terday from. Kansas, where she has |
spent about five months in evanpelis-
tic work. She was with Miss Smith.
ard
Winnebago Enterprise: Chris i
Steiner of Mankato, and formerly of i
Winnebago, was looking after busi-
ness matters here the fore part of
the week
Gust Swanberg, county auditor of
Mobiles county, transacted business
here yesterday and was the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Hedberg and
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Clark.
Mrs. c. ID. Snow, Mrs. w. w. Da.
Wis. Mrs Fannie Jones and Mrs. r.
K. Paden returned yesterday after
noon from Jackson where they at