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

gram was the singing of the Con-
gregational church choir, composed OF
F. D. Sleight, Miss Mildred Parmalee,
and Mr.. and Mrs Evan Hughes.
There being no services in the Con-
gregational church that evening the
choir kindly gave a program of beau
t'ful songs in courte3y to the Woman's
Foreign Missionary society and the
Centenary Methodist Episcopal church
Pretty Dancing Party.
One of the prettiest dancing par
ties of the season took place last
night at the Knights of Columbus
hall, the affair being a May party
given by the Superior Lodge No. g.,
Degree of Honor The hall was pref
tily decorated in pink and green, and
about eighty couple enjoyed the
evening dancing to the excellent mu-
sic of the Loyola orchestra. Nice re-
freshments were served, and all
spent very pleasant evening.
d. w. Radichle spent yesterday at
Lake Crystal on business.
c. S. Strom of Lake Crystal was in
the city on business yesterday.
w. e. Goldenstar spent the after
noon on business at ST. Peter.
Simon Sorenson Of New Ulm spent
Sunday with friends in the city.
G.. w. Chamberlain of AmbOy was
l. tn ntf OF
evening.
Engineer Cotton Of the Great
Western road spent Sunday with his
family at Usage, Iowa.
Conductor c. A. Smith Of the
Great Western spent Sunday with
his family at Rochester.
Mrs. E. P. Gravow of Morgan is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Julia Hec-
ker in Dukes Addition.
w. P. Roscoe of Billings, Montana
spent yesterday with relatives in the
city en- route to Chicago on bust.
ness.
Superintendent Van Cleve of The
LIE Sueur public schools was in the
city today looking up teachers for hi:
schools.
Miss Ida Hermel went to CLEVELAND
this morning, where she will visi
for a few days with her mother, Mrs
c. Hermel.
Mrs. G. r. Long and daughte,
Helen returned last night from How
ard Lake, Mimi, where they spon
several days.
E. Rosquist has returned from Mad
ison, Mimi, where he managed {
store for Sam Bernstein of st. Paul
He is again connected with the Sidne.
store of this city.
B. S. Boman of Winthrop, a mem
Der of the firm of Johnson BOmaI
Furniture company, was in the city OF
business today.
Attorney Arthur Schaub and At
tcrncy S. B. Wilson went to ST
Jmes today to attend the opening 0
III General term of court.
Miss Alice Paddock, after a vaca
tioh Of ten days spent with her moth
err in this city, returned yesterda
afternoon to Hamline college.
Mr. Carey of Mapleton was in tn
city between trains today, enroute t
MINNEAPOLIS where he VIII spent tw
weeks visiting with his daughters
] Walter F. Johnson arrived HON
last night from Billings, Montana, an
will spend two weeks visiting with hi
father, John F.. Johnson, residing o.
the Indian Lake road.
Mr.. and NrS CH"l Kittloeon hav
left on a visit to Great Falls, Mcnt
They WI vi"it there for a few weeks
Mr. Fittleson is day car clerk at tn
Northwestern deDCt
Judge COmstock and Court Report
er Davies went to st. James yestor
day to open the regular May term {
the district court. which is expecte
to last two or three weeks.
Reynold Cote ?nl Howard Lac
returned from Austin Sunday even
ing, whore they attended the Stat
Sunday school convention as dele
gates of the Baptist Sunday school
F. A. Ambrose, travelling repre-
sentative for the Moline Pillow com
pany of Minneapolis is spending
few days at his home in this ct
and will leave Thursday night fc
Glendive, Montana, on a trip for hi
company.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kirchcr lci
last right for vacation of six week
the first the former has had for year
They will visit relatives at Ardmor
Okla, and at San Francisco. an
elsewhere. Mr.. Kircher is deliver
man at the Lompert Lumber com
,pany's yard.