The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-09-15
ENTERTAIN FOR YOUNG
LADY; SHE is BRIDE-TO.BE

ENTERTAIN FOR YOUNG
LADY; SHE is BRIDE-TO.BE
Miss Alma Buchholtz of Fourth
street entertained last evening at {
six O'Clock dinner in honor of Miss
Alma Harris, who will be bride
this week Covers were laid for six
and following the dinner pleasant
social evening was enjoyed.
Harry Larson of Winona VISITED
friends in the city over Sunday.
| Miss Esther Bowen of Cambria is
here to finish her studies at normal
school,
A. G. Bass of Chicago is visitins
at the home of j. C.. Bienemann il
this city.
c. H. Ruhberg, cashier of the
| State bank at Storden, Mimi, was
| in Mankato over Sunday. He is hav-
| ing his eyes treated by local ply
sician
Architect Albert Schippel is draw
ing plans for a two story frame resi-
dence to be built for Frank Topic al
Lonsdale, Mimi.
by her nephew, Gilbert Lang, visit
ed the state fair and friends over
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. George Nettleton and daugh-
ters, Elizabeth and Ruth, have gone
to Wilmore, KY, where Elizabeth is
|attending Asbury college.
Joseph Wheeler, junior at the
Chicago university, is a guest at the
home of President and Mrs. c. H.
Cooper. Mr. Wheeler is nephew of
Mrs. Cooper.
Conductor and Mrs. Robert John
son returned yesterday noon from a
vacation visit at Chicago, and Mr..
Johnson resumed his run on No. to
Winona today.
Miss Doris Curran, graduate of
Carleton college last year, has ac-
copied a position as principal in the
high school at Truman, and entered
upon her duties this week.
Miss Francisco Smith returned yes
was a guest at a house party given
by Miss Doris Edwards. Those in
attendance were students of Carle-
ton college.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Burrill, former
residents of LeHillier, are visiting
friends here and will remain for
about two months. They have been
visiting Mr.. Burrill's sister, Mrs. r..
A. Parsons at Ormsby, Mimi, for a
few days. d.
Harold Pierson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. d. Pierson, left Redwood
Falls August 25 for Africa, where he
will take up his work as missionary
among the Nyak tribe. On the way he
stopped off to visit his sister, Mrs.
Lester Hawne of near Mankato, and
also at Boone, Ia, and sailed from
New York on the Rydam of the Hol-
nd-American line via England, and
from there will go to Bona, Belgian
Congo. The mission station is locat-
ed at the equator about 200 miles
from Bona up the Congo river.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Martin returned
last night from a visit at Minneapo-
lis, having made the trip by automo-
bile. Some poor roads were en-
the return trip was made by way of
Faribault, and the roads were found
to be in good condition in spite of
the rain.
Jack Martin, Jr., went to Oldham,
S. D., today to attend to business
matters.
Mrs William Hughes of Minneap-
oils, who visited at the home of j.
j. Edwards, returned to her home to-
day.
Mrs. Turner of Lake Crystal was
in the city today on her way home
from visit at the twin cities.
Misses Erma Dauber and Hazel
Clark, who were guests of Miss Lila
Short at her home in Minneapolis,
returned home last night, and were
accompanied Miss Short, who will
spend the winter here.
Miss Ruth Exile left for Menom-
onie; Wis, yesterday to resume her
studies at Stout Institute.
Floyd Kassey, who has been in the
city for the past week as a guest at
the home of Rev. N. Nordgaard, left
this morning for his home at Water
loo, Iowa.
Miss Marie Reichel spent the
week end with friends in the twin
cities.
F. w. Boesch of Amboy was in the
city today on business.
A. L. Goldenstar spent Sunday al
his home in Garden City.
Mrs. Morris Johnson and son Ed
ward of Alden, Mimi, are guest OF
Mrs. Alfred Carlson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Bumford OF
Marshall, Mimi, were guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Lloyd
today. Mr.. Rumford went to ST.
Paul this noon to attend to business
matters.
Miss Elizabeth Gardiner has &C
copied a position as stenographer al
the law offices of Attorney Benz
Taylor and Attorney Miles Porter.
Rev. w. E. Evans has been called
to Williamsburg, Ia, by the death
of a cousin, and left yesterday after
noon.
o. B. Hovig returned this morn
ing from the twin cities, after spend
ing Sunday there with friends.
From Saturdays Daily.