The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-11-14
From Fridays Daily.
Church Ladies' Entertained.

From Fridays Daily.
Church Ladies Entertained
+, Mrs. Reinhart Olson entertained the
ladies of the Rapidan Norwegian
Lutheran church, Wednesday after
noon. Delicious refreshments were
served and the ladies spent an en-
joyable afternoon.
Miss Inez Rowland of Lake Crystal
visited here yesterday.
John Benson of this city made a
trip to Wanda yesterday.
| J. A, Ross of Winona was a
Mankato visitor yesterday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ, Otto left yes
terday for visit in Chicago.
.diss hattie Robinson has been
visiting friends in Winnebago.
Mrs. Frank A. Day of Fairmont is
the guest of relatives in Mankato.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Proberd and
daughter Of Easton visited here to
day.
Mrs. j. L.. Hopkins and daughter
Elizabeth of Winnebago spent today
in Mankato.
Mrs. Charles Carpenter and Miss
Julia Schleuder of st. Peter visited
here yesterday.
Z ]. w. True arrived this morning
from Oklahoma City, to spend a few
days in the city.
Mrs Jessie Jones and daughter
Viola of Fairmont were guests. of
friends here yesterday.
Robert Richardson of the Johns
Mann company, Minneapolis, is in
Mankato on business today.
+ Mrs. E. Fl. Derby arrived today
from Winnipeg, Canada, for a short
visit with Miss Jessie Becquette.
Rev. r. w. Hobbs was at Maple
ton last night where he delivered
an address in the Baptist church
C. Colman, the master mechanic of
the Minnesota division of the North
western road. is in the city today.
NJ. Dempsey, e. Fl. Stemple and
T. Fitzloff of ST. Peter were in the
city yesterday afternoon on business.
Thomas Ward of Clark. S. D., has
shipped his household goods to this
city and will make his future home
here.
Mrs. Albert Schippel has returned
from an extended visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Ed Mack of Lewiston,
Mont
DR.. Il. l.. Halves has returned from
a trip to Mile Laos where he has
been looking after the threshing on
his farm.
Rochester Post and Record: Earl
Anselme has returned to his home
at East Moline, H., after visiting in
the city
Fred Ward, manager of the Royal
Nursery company of Fairmont, was
in Mankato on business yesterday
and today
Miss Edna Cole, Miss Lille Sales,
Miss Anna Rosalind and Mrs. r.
Fl. James of Lake Crystal were in
the. city yesterday.
Ng PoOn Chew, the Chinese states
man and orator. arrived in Mankato
at noon today. He will deliver an adj
dress at the Presbyterian church
this evening.
Wells Forum-Advocate: Miss Har-
riet Robinson went to Winnebago
Monday after having been here
taking care of Mrs. P. e. Colby. She
will visit for few days with friends
before returning to her home at
Mankato.
Mrs. Captain Buyer is away on a
furlough and is visiting at Portage,
Livingston and Rewey, Wis. She
expects to join the captain next week
in Chicago during the great West.
ern councils of Army officers, which
General Bramwell Booth will conduct
DR.. William H. bedwell and DR..
Laura Bedwell will go to Mortified
tomorrow to attend the semi-annual
convention of the Southern Mime
sofa Osteopathic association. DR..
Bedwel will give a demonstration
of the technique of the cervical re-
gion at the convention.
Wells Forum Advocate: Mrs. j. S.
Davis and Mrs. w. r. Crandall and
son Russell of Mankato are spending
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Fitzloff. Mr. Davis and
Mr.. Crandall came down Saturday
and joined their wives i'm the visit
Sunday. Mrs. Fitzloff served seven
o'clock duck dinner on Sunday that
was thoroughly enjoyed by all. The
gentlemen returned home Monday
morning.
Minnesota Lake Tribune: Mrs.
Fred Rath and daughter of Mankato
came Friday for a visit with the
formers mother. Mrs. Harriet Cote.
Miss Olive Cote of Grasston, who
had been visiting relatives at Man
kato, came with them and will stay
with her grandmother, and attend
school, Attorney c, ].
Laurisch of Mankato came Wednes-
day evening and serFe1 injunction
on the trustees of the. Oak Grove
cemetery to restrain them from cut
ting down certain trees on the GENE
terry. At a recent meeting of the
cemetery association it was decided
to clear the place of trees, and the
work had been put under way when
at the instigation of Mrs. Mary Lau-
risch the injunction was brought.