The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-05-28

with q reception and social forenoon.
and an elegantly appointed course
luncheon being served at l p. m.
viii Hold Picnic.
Anthony Wayne Chapter Daughters
of the American Revolution. will hold
a picnic party at Sibley House next
week Thursday.
United in Marriage.
Judge Evan Hughes today united IN
Ormie Bruce Evans Of Red
wood county and Miss Cora Matter Of
Brown county. The couple will live
at Wanda. Redwood county.
Mrs. Snyder of Gilmore was a shop
per In the city today.
George Champlin of Lake Crystal
was guest in the city today
c. w. Chamberlain of Amboy was
guest in the city last evening.
Mrs. Nancy Wilson of Garden City
was shopper in the city today.
Attorney Charles Thompson of Am
boy is a guest in the city today.
Attorney Charles Thompson of AM
boy was in the city on business today.
Mrs. +. Mead and son Earl OF Lake
Crystal were guests i'm the city today.
Mrs. Gardner Mead OF Vernon Cen
ter was shopping in the city today.
e.. G. Brusche OF Good Thunder
was transacting business in this city
today.
Arvid Carlstrom and Paul Armenian
Cyo F,ia NJ
Peter.
John Anderson, the photographer.
went to Minneapolis ON n business
trip today.
o. r. Exile will motor to IIanska
and New Ulm on business tho first
OF next week
Alex. Bloom of Minnesota Lake was
I'm the city on business today, stopping
at the Saulpaugh hotel.
Misses Sabina TraXler and Marie
Kaufenberg will spend Sunday with
friends at Madison Lake.
Charles Reinsberg. the new pos; =
master mt Madison Lake. was bust
ness caller I'm the city today.
Henry A. Morgan of Minneapolis
representing the Northwestern Mar
BILE and Tile company. called upon
local architects yesterday in the In
terest Of his company.
Mrs. l.. G. Rev and children Of
Vernon Center are guests of relatives
and friends in the city
Mrs. e.. b. Langman, local manager
of the Viva company, arrived home
today from q trip to Albert Lea.
Frank 7. Hannay, clerk of school
District No. 123. near Amboy village.
was caller at the court house today.
A. E. Quimby arrived home last
night from the farm near Vernon.
where he spent several days on bus
mess.
Fred A. Brandt. agent for the Ber-
ger Manufacturing company Of Min
neapOlis. was i'm the city on business
yesterday.
William II. Ball, A. NJ. IIarturefI, J.
s. Welter and Barney Stasch. all oil
Morgan, Mimi. were visitors i'm the
city today.
Miss Lulu Townsend of lvanhOe.
Mimi, spent yesterday as the guest
of Miss Anna Caliaghan. 125 South
Broad street.
JOuh
home today from a local hospital hav-
ing been recently operated upon for
mastoid trouble.
Attorney A. II. Lossow OF Mime
apolis Is spending the weekend as a
guest at the home OF DIR. aud Mrs. e.
]. Holman. 1876 Lincoln street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Killing left
this morning for Duluth, where they
will spend Sunday as the guests OF
the formers brother, Fred Killing.
Gerald Kamm. who has been spend
ing some time at Great Falls, Mont,
I'm the interests of the Mayer Broth
ers company. arrived home today.
o. c. Lee, instructor in the Expert
School of Business. left for Austin
today. where he will act as pitcher
for Austin University i'm a game Of
ball with Albert Lea.
Judge John w. Vance OF Blue
Earth was in the city yesterday. hay
ing come here To meet Mrs. Vance
who has just returned from several
months visit with relatives I'm Chi
cago and points IN Wisconsin.
c. NJ. Reynolds of Amboy was In
the city today, while en- route home
from the California exposition. and
stated that II he can find a suitable
place here he will remove his family
from Amboy to this city to make their
home.
Miss Ethel Lindgren OF Minneopa
who underwent an operation al Ro-
chester recently, returned home yes
terday. and is recovering rapidly.
Miss Adeline IIaney OF st. Peter
arrived In the city this noon and will
be the guest OF Miss Esther Traui
on North Second street. over Sun.
day.
Miss Hannah Jones. who spcn
some time at Phoenix, Arizona, fol
the benefit of her health. has return
ed to her home in this city. and re.
ports that she was much pleased
with the climate OF Arizona which
benefited her very much. Miss Jone,
was formerly assistant in the Man
kato library.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Roebke and daugh-
ter. Miss Edyth. left today for Rienzi
Miss. where they. will visit at the
home of Emil Roebke. brother of the
former, who has been seriously I'M.
After visit of several weeks the
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