The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-05-19

season Will be made. About thirty
five gentlemen will sit down to the
tables. The following will be the
menu:
Cream of Celery
Radishes Olives Onions
Roast of Lamb Mint Sauce
Mashed Potatoes
,, Sifted Peas in Cases
I Dinner Rolls
Apple Pie la Mode
Coffee and Cigars
Farewell Party For DR.. G. H. Klein.
Valley County News, Glasgow,
Mont: Last Friday evening the Ma
sonic orders of the city gave ban
quet and smoker at the Coleman ho-
tel in honor of DR.. G. H. Klein, who
is soon to take leave of Glasgow.
There were about seventy-two Ma
sons present to partake of the sump-
tuous banquet prepared and served
by Mrs. Harriet DeLeo, landlady of
the Coleman house.
DR.. Mark d. Hoyt, with whom DIR.
Klein has been associated profession
ally to great extent for number
of years, was POSTMASTER, and he
brought out in a very pleasing way
the genuine feeling of friendship for
the guest of honor in this city, in ad-
dition to his fraternal connections
with the various Masonic organiza-
tons.
Rev. B. F. Meredith, James w.
Wedum, president of the Commercial
club, Judge L. B. Evans, and County
Auditor ]. F. Redmond of Plenty
wood, responded to the call of the
POSTMASTER with very fitting re-
marks and after the presentation to
DR.. Klein of a beautiful Masonic
jewel, in the shape of watch charm,
the chief guest responded to the hon
or bestowed upon him by the COM
pany of friends, both as Masons and
business and professional associates.
DR.. Klein was reared in Mankato
He is son of Mrs. c. ]. Klein.
William Schwan Not to Marry.
The Free Press is in receipt of a
letter from William Schwan of Wolf
Point, Montana, in which he dis
claims the intention of marrying in
June, as was stated in an item Civ
en- to The Free Press on Wednesday
May 3, and which appeared in the
issue of that date. The information
was given to The Free Press by par
ties whom this paper had reason to
believe were telling the truth.
Southw;ck to Read King Lear.
Henry Lawrence Southwick, the dis
tinguished classic teacher, orator
and artist, will appear at Normal
hall, Friday evening. May 10, in an
interpretative recital of King Lear
This will bring to a close the Normal
School Entertainment course
August Weinberg of Dunnell visited
in the city Saturday.
Mrs. J. F. He'll Of GAINESVILLE was
shopping in the city Saturday.
/ Miss Miranda Rask spent the week
end with friends at ST. James.
Miss Elizabeth Lewis spent Sunday
visiting friends at Lake Crystal.
John Weller of New Ulm trans
acted business in the citv TODAY
Matthew Arnold of Eagle Lake
transacted business in the city today
! Miss Mildred Bean of Madelia Wis
tied friends in the city over Sunday
Walter Gustafson of Judson was
business caller in the city Satur.
day.
John Gardner and son Dan of Ka.
sofa were guests in the city yester.
day.
Palmer Carlson and son Elmer O
Comfrey were business callers in thu
city today
]. S. Burg of Waterloo, Iowa, spen
Sunday as the guest of his niece
Miss Elsie Beal.
Mrs. R. Whipple and daughter
Miss Florence, of Waseca were guests
in the city Saturday.
William Henslin and Robert Knit
ter of Amboy were business caller
in the city Saturday evening.
Attorney A. r. Pfau, Jr., and sol
John departed today for Chicago
where they will remain for week.
Miss Lizzie Martin returned to thu
city last evening from Judson. wher,
she pent several days visiting friends.
Robert Wolff left Sunday TO
Sheldon, Ia, for short visit with hi
brother, who conducts a store there
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Veigel returne,
yesterday to their home in ST. Paul
! after short visit with friends Il
this city.
Miss Iva Kroeger of Rapidan spen
} Sunday as the guest of her cousin
! Miss Lucille Malzahn and sother rela
y. tixesxis1 the, city.
49, Miss F4ossie Biisser of Madeh
and Miss Bath sGalsad nfa New TIin