The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-10-22

trlenuS VINO JOIN III DSSl WISHES 10
them i'm their future relation. Miss
Callaghan Is we'll known in Mankato.
having been assistant in the inter
mediate grade at the normal school,
and resigning lsst spring TO prepare
for her approaching marriage. The
groom is a capable young business
man Of the city. we'll and fayOrably
known. and with a bright future be-
fore him. Relatives from Mankato
who attended the wedding were 7. r.
Coughlan. Robert Coughlan, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. w. Kruse. Mrs. James J.
Giblin of Eveleth, Mimi, accompan-
led the Mankato party.
An Enjoyable Affair.
The Brotherhood Of All Railway
Employees social. at the Sons of Her
man hall Saturday evening, was a
very enjoyable and largely attended
function. and has, undoubtedly. set
the pace for gatherings Of this nature
In Mankato. at least so far this sea-
son. The committee on arrangements.
Messrs. Tierney and Haley. are to be
COmplimented on a perfect arrange
ment and much credit is due these
gentlemen on the success of the oc-
casiOn. Kindly feeling should be di-
rpctcd towards the weather man or
the beautiful hall would not have ac-
cOmmOdated the crowd, but owing to
the inclement weather, which. nm
dOubtedly turned back many who in
tended coming. the hall accommodate
ed the crowd very nicely. Lamm's
orchestra furnished the music and
those so inclined were given IN Op-
potumty TO "trip the light fantastic
toe" while others enjoyed themselves
at the card games.
At ten o'clock the dancing hall was
cleared and improyised tables were
quickly placed and at which time the
French Chef satisfied the most
steptiCal that his many years expert
ence entitled him TO all the hOnors
that necessarily go with one COmpe-
tent TO carry such an appetising title.
4 rising vote of thanks was lhercupOn
given the distinguished gentleman.
Dancing and card games were again
resumed and continued until every
body vas tired out. II was voted a
very enjoyable affair and It's safe TO
say the hS6Hs of fFerman viii have 70
enlarge their hall FOR the neat event.
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Attorney W. F. Hughes spent this
afternoon at 81. Peter on legal bust
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jsMfsses Clara and lynda Billet Of
Good. Thurder visited friends in the
city today.
Jake Busch of Mapleton was in the
city last evening TO attend the Ger
man meeting.
Albert Schipple went to Morgan
this morning to spend the day trans
acting business.
G. Pengilly of this city left today
on a trip to the Rio Grande valley to
look over land
r. A. Dunbar of Duluth is in the
city visiting at the home OF his
nephew. John ID. Deets.
Mrs. =. c. Morrell left today for
ST. Paul, where she will spend sew
eral days at the ST. Paul hotel.
A. II. Spaulding of the Buckeye
farm and Walter r. Adams returned
today from a few days visit in North
Dakota
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Stodden of Min
neapolis are in the city as guests of
Mrs. Stodden's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Walser.
j. b. Marsh of Des Moines, bridge
engineer. was a visitor i'm the city
yesterday. Mr.. Marsh is the engineer
who built the Red Jacket bridge.
Miss Leonie Cook spent Sunday al
her home here, and returned Monday
to Minneapolis to resume her work as
stenographer for blind Congressman
Schall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Leatherman
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Camp,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Cole and family
aud Mr.. and Mrs. John Holberg and
family left today for Texas points
where they will make their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Miller and III
tie son of Wells and Mr.. and Mrs.
W. V. Stimson of Winnebago visited
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Miller of I'LL North Seventh street
on Monday. Making the trip in Mr..
Stimson's car. Mrs. w. V. Stimson
was formerly Miss Ruth Miller.
j. ID. Deets was i'm the city at his
home over Sunday and Monday. He
is going tonight to Cokato. where he
will address the Cokato Commercial
club. On Friday he will talk at Os-
SEQ before a meeting OF the entire
community. His next engagement is
at Mapleton, where he will speak on
Wednesday, October q. to the bust
ness men. on Community Welfare"
On the Goth he will speak on behalf
OF the state University of Wisconsin
at De Pere, Wis. both I'm the after
noon and evening. His two subjects
will be Cooperation Between Town
and Country" ond ADVANTAGES OF
Team Work in Community Develop
ment" o.. -