The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1904-04-22
Social and Personal
From Thursdays Daily.

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morning. Miss Margaret Seifert and
Philip Weingartz were united in mar
rage by Rev. Schmand, and at the same
time the parents of the groom went
through the ceremony of marriage again,
Rev. Father Richard performing the GER
mony. Today was the twenty-fifth an
versary of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Weingartz, and the nuptials of the
young people were timed for the sill
yer anniversary of the old couple. High
mass was solemnized just previous to
the double wedding
1t is doubtful which was the happier
couple, the young or the older. They
have many friends who will extend their
best wishes to both couples and hope
that they may live to celebrate many
wedding anniversaries together.
D. A. Stuart of Window was in Man
kato today.
Sheriff Mcmillan of st. Peter was in
the city last evening.
Mrs. E. johnson of Amboy was visit
ing in the city today.
Attorney E. H. Bither of st. James
was in the city today.
County Treasurer Lewis Davis went
to Lake Crystal today.
Geo. M. Palmer took trip to the
twin cities this morning.
Duane Rasdall and wife of st. Clair
were in the city over night.
G. NJ. Gress of Sleepy Eye was
guest at the Saulpaugh last night.
Mrs. R. c. Willard and Mrs. E. S.
Sargent of Marshall were in Mankato
today.
J. C. Moore went to Faribault this
afternoon, to see his brother-in-law, who
is very low.
Mrs Abbie Bean is dangerously i'll
with plurisy at her home on North
Front street.
Mrs. E. F. Soaring went to st. Paul
this afternoon to visit relatives for two
or three weeks.
Nat P. Landmark has come from Lake
Crystal to work in Christ Danielson's
farm machinery store.
Deputy Sheriff Doyle of Kilkenny was
in the city this afternoon, looking for
party wanted for assault
Frank Cords, the wrestler, and VIM.
Franz, saloon keeper, both of ST. Clair,
were in Mankato yesterday.
Mrs. M. Hanna has returned from a
visit to her sister, Mrs. Peck Scar, at
Superior Junction, Wisconsin.
Miss Minnie Gale, formerly resident
of this city and now of Minneapolis, is
the guest of Miss Reed for few days.
Joseph Hodson of Belgrade township,
who was operated upon week ago at
the st. Joseph's hospital, is convalesc
ing nicely.
Auditor Zeibarth of lie Sueur Cen.
ter was in Mankato yesterday spending
the day with friends. He returned home
this morning.
L. B. Sweeney and G. W. Todd of Buff
falo Center are in the city. The former
is conducting hotel. BE was formerly
clerk at the Saulpaugh.
Mr.. and Mrs G. H. Ssulpaugh returned
last night from Minneapohs, where the
former spent the day and the latter had
been visiting since Monday.
Calvin Smith was able to be down
town today. 1t is eight weeks since he
was taken with his severe illness. His
friends are pleased TO see him out again.
Mrs. c. r. Smith will arrive from
her home at Mankato this evening and
spend at least fortnight with relatives
and friends residing in this city-Fari- |
bault Journal.
Frank Dehling of GAINESVILLE, brother
of VIM. Dehling of this city, and John
Goodall, also of GAINESVILLE, left Mankato
this morning for Sites, Idaho, where
they will join Mr.. Dehling's brother, Ed,
who has been engaged in mining there
for four years past.