The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-07-24


Mrs. Hughes received telegram
this morning from Mr. Hughes in
which he stated that Robert had
passed good night and was doing
Ispiendidly.
from Saturdays Daily.
! Entertained at Breakfast.
Miss Ruth Williams entertained
thirty-six young ladies' at breakfast
| at her home on Byron street this
morning. The guests were received
on the lawn and porches. and at
nine O'Clock breakfast was served at
small tables scattered throughout the
rooms. Centerpieces OF sweet peas
we're used and the place cards with
sweet peas marked the savers.
Several OF the guests were young
ladies' from out OF town who are
visiting In the city and sAnong Them
were Miss Margaret Beard OF Minneapo-
lis who il Miss Marian Willard's house
guest, Miss Evelyn Waters Of Louis
vile, Kentucky, who Is the guest OF
her aunt. Mrs. Robert Smith OF South
Board street, and Miss Mildred Ma.
thews OF White Bear, who Is the
guest OF Miss Ethelwynne Hopkins
of Byron street
Mrs: williams was assisted in. the
serving By Misses Cleo Brandrup,
Caroline Armstrong and Catherine
Brooks. Among the guests were Miss
Pearl Chamberlain OF Minneapolis who
IL visiting here grandmother, Mrs. Ray
on Byron street, and Miss Jenkins Of
Wisconsin, ~
tiixon-e iendennIns Wedding.
Minneapolis Journal: Among the
Minneapolis guests who WIN be in
La Crosse. Wis. next Wednesday
for the marriage OF Miss Dorothy
Hlxon and Dr. Logan ClendennIns OF
Kansas City, which win take place
1t Walden. the hofle OF the brides
father, Frank Hixon, win be Mrs.
J. d. McMillan, Miss Katherine Nc
MILAN, Mr.. and Mrs, Willis ]. Walker
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Hixon and
PenneH and Lloyd Hlxon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hlxon with their sons win so
tomorrow.
Pleasant Surprise.
Mrs. Walter Carter OF Jackson
street was given a pleasant sur
prise yesterday. the occasion being
her birthday. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Wiley OF Faribault and Mr.. and Mrs.
J., Moore OF Mason City Iowa, as
sisted in making the surprise a
delightful affair.
Will Have Picnic.
The Young Peoples society Of Tie
Swedish Lutheran church viii. enjoy
an outing at the Erick Ingwalson
cottage, Madison Lake. next Wed
nesday afternoon and evening. A
picnic lunch win be served about
$3.50 o'clock in. the evening.
Geore B. Owen returned this noon
from a week at Duluth.
John Mcmahon OF Vernon Center
is in Mankato on business today
Robert 8. Hair OF Chicago Is here
to spend a few days with liis mother.
f. d. Annis and family of Vernon
Center attended the circus yester-
day.
Ed. Morris and wife of Sterling
Center were circus visitors yesterday
July n. >.
Peter Peterson of Bangor. Wis.
is the guest of R. T. Roberts OF
Pleasant street. -
The Misses Franchon and Italia
Sickle of Wells are guests of Mrs.
Charles Masters
The blind evangelist, Rev. A. J.
Freeman OF Moline. M, and wife
arrived at noon, today.
William Deutsch and Miss Marie
Clark of Lake Crystal were In Man
kato for the circus yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Fitsloff and her two
little sons, of Wells, are visiting In
the city with Mrs. w. C. Crandail.
Mrs. w. G. Edwards and daughter,
Francis, of Rochester. N. Y, are here
to spend the balance OF the summer
with the formers mother. Mrs. c. T.
Rose.
Miss Gertrude Krost of Minneapolis
is In the city visiting at the home
of Miss Irene Prowse on Fulton
street. a. $50
A. B. Strohmeuer Of Faribauit. as
sistant trainmaster OF the Great
Western, was in the city on business.
today. ... al
Mrs. Luther Scherer and Mrs. B.
Meuer and Miss Ada Scherer have
gone to Candy TO spend several weeks
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Ness are
expected home today from their ten
day visit to the parental home near
Fargo. N. ID. - i
Miss Anna Rosquist- and Miss Edith
Rosqulst returned last night from al
two weeks visit in Northern Wiscon-
sin and Michigan
Editor Sickle Of the Wells Forum
Advocate was In Mankato yesterday
afternoon. He was one of the many
spectators at the Ringing Brothers
cir as;