The Mankato free press., 1913-03-07

out on the Spring Island road, Fri
day evening and pleasantly surprised
Mr.. Dornberg III honor of his TWEEN
ty-first birthday. NJ. w. Deputy act
ed as chaperone, and added much
to the evenings enjoyment by his
genial disposition. Games were play
ed and dainty refreshments served.
The boys and girls had delightful
time, at the party and also on the
way going and coming.
Pleasant Dancing Party.
The Commercial college gave an
other very pleasant dancing party
Saturday evening. The weather kept
some OF the boys and girls away
but there was sufficient number
present to make very enjoyable
evening.
e. NJ. Zuel returned Saturday from
Grand View, Wis.
r. B. Thomas OF Lake Crystal is
i'll the city today.
George Austin of Garden City is
in Mankato today.
L. l.. Miller went to ST. James
on business today.
c. d. OFT of Amboy is in the city
on business today.
Henry hothscbild, Jr, of St Paul
is in Mankato today.
Attorney S. B. Wilson is in ST.
Paul on business today
L. E. Morris of Farbault was
Mankato visitor Saturday.
Postmaster G. P. Tawney Of Wi.
loo irl, IN,
T. E. Anderson of Tomah, Wis,
is in the city on business today.
A. H. Nelson of LIE Sueur was a
business visitor in Mankato today
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Callaghan Wis
tied over Sunday with friends here
II. A. Patterson left this morning
for Minneapolis on short business
visit.
Mrs. F. H. McCulloch of Austin
is visiting with friends here this
week.
Mrs. Young and her daughter
Alice of Mapleton visited here Sat
urday.
Attorney Charles Thompson of
Amboy was here on legal business
today
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Harris OF
Lake Crystal were in Mankato over
Sunday.
Samuel CATER, John Schauss and
James McMann spent Sunday in
Waseca.
b. B. Dane OF the Mankato Fruit
Commission company. spent Sunday
with his family in Marshall.
Attorney II. L. Schmitt returned
N nj IA;
spending Sunday with his family
here.
Misses Anna Sundholm, Edna An.
derson and Adna Johnson of Gus
| tavus Adolphus college, ST. Peter,
spent today in Mankato.
w. E. Schmitt, cashier of the Min
nesota State bank and Attorney
Charles Thompson of Amboy are in
the city today on business.
! Edward Sturm of Rapidan and
John Hager Of Mankate went to
Northteld Saturday to visit friends
and relatives for two weeks
Franz Gribl, advance agent for
the Oberammergauer players who
will play here March Z, is IN Man
kato today in the interests OF his
company.
Misses Kate and Scholastica Wei.
| ter of LIE Sueur visited her Saturday
and were accompanied home by their
sister, Miss Anna, who remained un-
| til today
/ Miss Myrtle Wood returned to her
school work Saturday after spend.
| ing two weeks at home, while the
school there was closed because of a
smallpox epidemic
Arthur Sullivan, who has been
employed as a barber in p. and NJ.
Landmarks shop on North Front
street through the winter months,
returned today to his home in In.
ternational Fails.
r. j. Marsh of Amboy, who with
his OK team entertained the hun
dreds attending the Mankato fair
last fall. was here today Mr.. Marsh
is training a younger pair for the
fair this fall and expects to exhibit
and drive them to his top buggy.
DIR. G. p. Peterson, the Jackson
street dentist, has returned from a
visit and business trip in Iowa.
While there DR.. Peterson purchased
an interest in a farm of his brother.
! ln-laW, and now owns it alone. DR..
Petersons brother-in-law is cashier
of the bank of Ringsted at Ringsted.
Iowa
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mack left this
afternoon after visiting two weeks
at the home of Mrs. Mack's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schippel. They
Will spend day or two in Mime
apolis and will then go to their
home in Lewiston, Mont, on the
Milwaukee "Olympian" Mr.. and
Mrs. Mack were married here on
New Years day and have been visit
ing in the east since then.
Davis Richards of the dry goods
firm OF j. B. & ID. Richards has re-
turned from a purchasing trip to
New York and Chicago. While i'm
New York Mr.. Richards dined with
former Congressman J. T. McCleary.
who informed Mr.. Richards that the
steel and iron manufacturers have
! orders booked ahead for many
months. Manufacturers OF dry goods
are running to full capacity and all
are hopeful of prosperous future
business.
President c. H. Cooper of the
Mankato Normal school has returned
from a trip to Chicago, New York
and Philadelphia. In Chicago he at
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