The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-02-28
MANKATO FREE PRESS
From Fridays Daily.
Entertained for Dauohte r.

mother, Mrs. Mary Munson. and
great grandmother, Mrs. Bottom. The
table was prettily decorated with
candles, large birthday cake and
dainty place cards. Notwithstanding
tho little hostess youth. she pre-
sided at the head of the table to
the satisfaction and amusement of
the others present
Pleasant Surprise.
A number of Mrs. Fred Bucks
friends gave her a pleasant surprise
at her home at 81 Franklin street
last night The evening was spent
in playing progressive cinch and the
head honorS were taken by Mrs.
Fred Buck and George Webber. A
very dainty lunch was served at
eleven o'clock.
s. p. Wheeler of Milroy was in
Mankato today.
c. w. Black OF Lake Crystal was
in town yesterday
]. f. Jones of Cambria spent yes
terday in Mankato
Mrs. Fl. T. Moore of Amboy was
III the CITY yeSJeTuaS,
Ed. Swan of Good Thunder called
on friends here yesterday.
J. II. Harbeek of Appleton called
on friends here yesterday.
G. f. Claude of Sherburne Wis
tied yesterday in NIankato.
w. II. Slaymaker of Pipestone was
Mankato visitor yesterday.
John Heinze of lie Sueur Center
visited in Mankato yesterday.
Miss Lucy Swetlan of Springfield
visited in Mankato Yesterday.
l.. w. Gossman of Mortified trans
acted business here yesterday.
A. T. Carlson went to Vernon
Center this morning Oh business.
Arnold GreiD of lie Sueur visited
yesterday with Mankato friends.
George +. Sullivan OF Jordan was
in the city yesterday on business.
George F. Lewis of Winona was
in Mankato yesterday on business.
City Attorney c. O. Daley was in
st. Peter this morning on business.
c. w. Eckman returned yester-
DAY from trip through the south.
p. j. Rolfe OF OwatOnna was a
day.
A. j. Esscr Of New ullm tran
saCted business yesterday in Man
katO.
Thomas and A. w. Lynch of Tracy
We're in Mankato yesterday on bust
ness.
J. r. Brett returned yesterday
afternoon from a business trip to
New York.
Hans Wegum and r. Knutson Of
Rapidan were in Mankato yesterday
on business.
Fred Behnke and Roy and Max
Burg OF New Ulm were in Man
kato yesterday. .
Peter Spcngcr returned to his
home in Amboy yesterday after. a
few days visit here.
Mrs. Dennis Douahue is spending
a couple Of weeks with her mother,
Mrs. J. A. Hartman.
c.. w. Hunt Of ST. Paul, repre-
scnting the Dispatch and Pioneer
Press is in Mankato today.
Thomas McGovcrn went TO Kasota
today TO install some motors for the
w. s. Chadwick, travelling passen-
ger agent for the Great Northern
railway, stayed over night in Man
kato. ,U
Jerry Rcardon Of New Ulm visit
cd with friends here last evening
between trains. He was returning to
his home after visit in the cities.
Peter Ed Erickson of Lake Crys.
tai was in Mankato yesterday OH
business. Mr.. Erickson is in the
real estate business. handling largely
Norman county lands.
. II. S. Johnson Of Candy, formerly
4 student OF the Mankato CONNER,
cial college. but now connected with
the Van Dusen Milling company, is
in Mankato today calling on old
friends. .-.
Judge w. l.. Comstock, Attorney
w. A. Plymat, Charles Mailman and
A. J. Nelson returned last evening
from Minneapolis where they at.
, tended the state convention of the
grand lodge OF the A. 0. Y. W..
Winnebago Enterprise: Miss Har,
riet Robinson. the trained nurse OF
| Mankato, is spending the winter al
Los Angeles, Cal, and writes thai
/ she likes it there WELL Miss Rob
inson is very we'll known in Win
nebago. -
Mrs. C. E. Everett of Los An.
gcles, who has been visiting several
etks with her sister, Mrs. j. A.
Hartman, has gone to Donnelly
Mimi. to visit her daughter. Mrs. w
F.. Meyer, who formerly lived in
Mankato
\. p. ThomDsOn, returned last night
from Coifay, Wis. where he was cal
led by the serious illness of his
mother. He says that his mother
is improving rapidly from severe
attack OF pneumonia She is eighty
two years old
| Harry Hughes of ST.. Peter has
gone to Omaha where he will join
| the special train that is carrying the
i Chicago White SoX to San Fran
cisco. Hughes will pitch for the
San Francisco team this year He
is a fine young man.
! Wells Forum: Mrs. William Elem
ming of Mankato and Mrs. Charles
Flemming of Vernon Center, sisters
/ of Mr.. Fred Rosenow, came Thurs
| day TO spend several weeks at the
Rosenow home to assist in caring
for Miss Frieda, who is i'll with ap
| pendicitis.
lie Sueur Center Democrat: Little
| Master Farnam. of Mankato, who had
visited week or longer ut Tho