The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-10-30
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Ellis Party. .- a..
Members Of the local order of Elks
and their ladies enjoyed concert
and dance at the club last night when
the Troubadours and Miss Ruth Pan
cost reader, gave the music and
and entertainment An entertain
ment Of an hour opened the evening,
and was very enjoyable. The orches-
ira then played for dancing. There
was very nice attendance at the
party which was a pleasant affair.
Birthday Party.
Eight girl friends of Miss Harriet
Herbst gathered at her rooms last
evening, surprising her in honor of
her birthday. They formed a theater
party and later enjoyed lunch in
Miss Herbst's apartments.
Young People Entertained. .... -
The Centenary Epworth league en-
tertained eighty-five people at a Hal
lowe'en party last evening i'm the
church parlors. Decorations of vel.
low and black with Jack-o'lanterns
were used, and games fitting to the
season were played. Fortune telling
and similar interesting amusements
were enjoyed and nice refreshments
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Lewis and Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Just returned last
night from Minneapolis, where they
spent two days.
Rev. George Schutes of Mankato
returned home after being away
several weeks in the interest of
Bethany Ladies' college.
Mrs. A. Schaller is visiting with
her mother, Mrs. S. Deuber for
few days. go.
| Bart" Martin. FORMER Mankato
man, now connected with the Min.
tneapolis police department, was in
Mankato yesterday for a brief stay.
He had been on a fishing trip in
the vicinity of Cleveland
DIR. and Mrs. c. c. Macfadden. Edi-
tor Z. z. Lane. wife and daughter.
Ferne, were here last evening in Or.
Macfadden's car to attend Elk's party.
They returned home today.
Attorney S. B. Wilson spent yes
terday and today in Blue Earth on
business.
Charles Battle Of the Mankato Fruit
company, is I'm Mankato today on
business. Mr.. Bailie's headquarters
are in Minneapolis.
John Boeck of Amboy is in Man
kato on business today.
II. T. Moore of Amboy was in
Mankato today.
Z. c. Hage of the Brown County
Bank of New Ulm transacted bust
ness here today.
E. ]. Schmidt, manager Of the
Mudbaden Sulphur Springs com
pany, was In Mankato today on
matters q, connected with the we'll
known health resort The work of
building the large addition to the
sanatorium Is progressing nicely
and II is expected that It will be
ready for occupancy by the first
of the year.
Miss Alice NJ. Anderson and sis
ter of Lamberton visited in Mankato
today.
Miss Ruth Mclean Of Amboy Wis
tied Mankato friends today, and was
Joined here by her father and moth
er. whose home is in Redwood Falls,
and who will accompany her to Am
boy this evening.
Albert Lea Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Smith formerly of Albert Lea,
but who moved to Mankato some
time ago have returned and are max
ing their home at 315 Newton street.
Mr.. Smith is a lineman for the Tri-
State Telephone company. He was
obliged to move to Maukato on &C
count of working north from that
place.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dauber Of
Baskerville, Iowa. are guests of {. {.
nauber and other relatives and
friends In the city.
Henry Schweppe OF ST. James was
visiting In the city yesterday.
winona Independent: Mrs. Frank
Fowler and Mrs. Robert Johnson Of
Mankato are visiting friends in this
city.