The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-04-17
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From Mondays Daily.
Will Attend Grand Opera.
Among the Mankato people who
win attend grand opera in st. Paul
next week are the following: Mrs
Wilbur NJ. Taylor, Mrs. Charles X.
Mayer. Mrs. Z. NJ. Zuel, Mrs. c. r.
Long. Mrs. F. NJ. Currier Mrs. T. E.
Mrs. J. w. Kerwin. Mrs
Edgar Weaver Mrs. G. NJ. Masters,
Mrs. w. e. Wilcox Mr.. and Mrs. John
Macbeth, Miss Adelaide Bierbauer,
Miss Carolyn Robbins. Miss Helen
Wise Miss E. Wilcox and Messrs. II.
A. Patterson F. Z. Browder, r. f.
Crandall, Allen Jackson, Mrs. c. E.
Wise and daughter Miss Catherine,
Miss Belle Beatty. Miss Kate Spar
row, Miss Fiory Wise, Miss Allie
Williams, Mrs. r. d. Hubbard, Mrs.
A. r. Pau Jr, and Mrs. W. G. Hoerr.
Will Appear In Musical. 4
Mrs. Kathleen Hart Bfbb is one of
the vocalists who will appear in the
associate section program of the
Thursday musical in Minneapolis on
Thursday OF this week. The annual
luncheon OF that section will be held
at the bennington and will be the
last affair the club will hold this year.
Mrs. Bibb will sing.
Clifford soynton Will Entertain.
Several OF the Mankato people
who win attend grand opera in st.
Paul will be guests of Clifford Boyn-
ton on Monday evening following the
opera. Mr.. Boyntop viii entertain
about fifty people at the Minnesota
club.
Harold Fletcher spent yesterday
with friends. i'm lie Sueur.
Attorney J. Z. Regan went to st.
James on business today.
Rev. Mr.. Howell of Vernon Gen.
ter spent today in Mankato.
Merritt Coughlan left yesterday
afternoon on trip to Chicago.
Chester Francis OF Vernon Center
was a business visitor here today.
James Morrow Of Vernon Center
spent today In the city on business
Miss Alice Erickson of Fairmont
spent Sunday with Mankato friends.
lnft L. t.kt e.
Council Bluffs, Iowa and Kansas
City.
Miss Marie Gentling has returned
from a visit with relatives at Roch-
ester
Miss Florence Warthe of New Ulm
visited In Mankato between trains
Saturday. ...,, ....
Miss Mabel La Due of st. Peter
was the guest OF Mankato friend
yesterday.
Wheaton Williams who has a posi-.
ton in Sioux Falls. S. d., is visit.
ing his parents here.
Miss Edith Grannis returned to-
day to Madison where she is, attend.
ing the. state university. ,n
-. Redwood Falls !, Sun: Peter Lloyd
of Mankato was here the past week
in the interests Of his fine farm west
Of town.
Mrs. II. A. Van Campen and her
sons NJ. NJ. and @. G. Of Cannon
Falls are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. d. Fritz.
Edith Belle Chapman, the three
months old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Chapman of 240 Glen.
wood avenue. died last night.
Judge A. r. Pau and Court Re-
porter w. B. Davies went to st.
James today to hold a special ses-
sion OF the state district court.
George w. Champlin of Lake Cry.
stall was in Mankato today while on
his way home from business trip
to the northern part of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stodden Of
Minneapolis are spending a few days
in the city as the guests of Mrs.
stodder's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mar.
! tin Walser.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.. Conley and
daughter Doris and Doris Nelson of
lie Sueur spent this afternoon in the
city. DIR. Conley remained for the
dental convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. N. Almquist and
their little son, Dana. OF Madelia.
spent Easter in Mankato at the
home of Mr.. Almquist's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Almquist.
Honorable John T. Lewis of Wa
SEGA was in Mankato over Sunday
Mr.. Lewis was elected alderman
from the second ward in that city
last Tuesday. He was given large
/ vote.
Miss Clara Parker OF lie Sueur Wis.
tied In Mankato today. She was &C
companied to Mankato by her niece.
Miss Beth Beaulieus who went on to
Mortified where she is attending
Carleton college.