The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-09-14
The marriage of Miss MYRTLE E.

Newell, of Minneapolis, to Donald E.
Blue, of Eagle Grove, Iowa, took
place at the residence of J. HI. Davis,
1927 First avenue S. in Minneapolis,
Saturday evening. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. A. B. Nichols,
in the presence of a number of invited
guests. The bride was the recipient
of a number of valuable gifts. After
few days in Minneapolis the newly
married couple will take up their re-
sidence at Eagle Grove. The bride
was formerly a resident of this city
and has many friends here who will
wish her happiness.
Independence, Iowa, Bulletin
Journal: James III. Moore and family
left Tuesday evening for their new
home in Mankato, Mimi, where Mr..
Moore will open steam dye works.
Mr.. Moore has carried on very sue
cessful dye business in this city for
two years, and the removal of the
works will be missed by many. The
family have been very popular here
and leave host of friends who wish
them success in their new home.
Lena Beetsch, young girl charg-
ed with using abusive language to-
ward Emma Mathews last June, and
who disappeared after her arrest at
that time, was arrestedTuesday after
noon while driving in buggy and
taken before Judge Shissler. She
withdrew her plea of not guilty and
was fined SS.65, or twenty days in jail.
She went to jail until the money is Sc
cured.
"A Sabbath School institute will be
held at Kasota on Wednesday and
Thursday, Sept. 18th and 18th for the
benefit of Sabbath school workers.
We notice that Rev. L. w. Beattie
and Mr.. Geo. III. Brewster are down on
the program for papers Thursday
afternoon, and Mr.. Beattie will also
preach in the evening of that day.
"A marriage license was issued to
a youthful couple Tuesday, e. B.
Springer, aged nineteen, and Emily j.
Davis, aged seventeen, both of Ster.
ling. The consent of the parents OF
both youths was required by Clerk
Thorne, and received in writing, and
they were then made happy by the
possession of the coveted document
permitting them to wed,
Miss Minnie, the sixteen year old
daughter of Mrs. John Schwein, died
Monday at her home near Eagle
Lake. Blood poisoning set in a week
ago, starting on her wrist and she
died after intense suffering The
remains will be buried at GAINESVILLE
tomorrow.
| -Mapleton's ice supply is about ex-
hausted and ice has already been
shipped in from Mankato and Amboy,
but as no more can be obtained from
either of these places or other sur
rounding towns, it puts some of the
Mapleton people in a bad boat.
The Austin Cement Works,
of which Fowler & Pay, of
this city are proprietors,
made their first shipment
of three carloads of cement last week.
Their plant at present has capacity
of 500 barrels per day, and will be con-
siderably increased next year.
IS. Shaus, who was arrested for as
saulting Albert Southwick at Lake
Madison, was on Saturday discharged,
on motion of the county attorney, he
not being the one who did the stab
bling. The real culprit has left the
country.
The next booking at the opera
house is "Fast Mall" Wednesday,
Sept. 10Th. Manager Saulpaugh has
secured ''Rush City" for Oct. 10th, by
the same Company that gave 'Still
Alarm" last winter.