The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-11-09

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to hunt big game. He will 60 to Pequot
next Monday and from there further on,
until he finds the deer. ! ~ -
w. w. P. Mcconnell has returned
from Wisconsin,, where he has been in
1.-THE interest of The Farmer.
RsEdward rs. Moody "of Glencoe is in
the city ~'Y so -si':
REV. Brooks 'Hitehings of Lake Crys-
tai paid the city visit today in the
interest Of HIS candidacy for the leg
bisatufe. q b. &. %'..r
Andrew Under returned home today,
coming 800 miles to vote. when he ar
rited heSleafned that he could not vote
Ebecanse lie did not vote at the primary
election and his -1ranv- was not put on
tine list on registration days.
From Tuesday Dailt. @'''s''s, ~
ui.Miss Anna Denzer and Frank fSie-
berg, both of hfankato township, were
united in marriage at. eight 'o'elock rthis
morning at st. Peter and PauPs Cath
Ollie church. A number of friends as
ssembled' to witness the nuptials, and a
suinptiouss wedding dinner and reception
took place at the home Of the brides
|iparents, lasting all day. @" IS
The bride is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Denzef, and hesgroom us a
on of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerhard Sieberg.
Both families are old and respected res
idents of Mankato township living three
miles east of the city on the Eagle
Lake road. The many friends of the
young people extend their best wishes.
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The marriage of Miss Alma Albert,
daughter of 'George iAlbert,i and Otto
Gaecke; the North Front street hard
1'ware merchant, is 'aiihohnced ITO take
place before the end Of November. An
other wedding announced for the pres
ent month is that of Miss Delphe Bic
berle of Mankato and Richard Fred
ericks, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alphonse
Fredericks of Mankato township.
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1.-The Woman'sa Foreign Missionary
society of the Methodist Episcopal
church will be- entertained by Mrs
Tweed and Miss Ella Gable at the resi-
/ fence ,of Mrs. Weed on Second street
Wednesday, afternoon at three o'clock
After the business meeting refreshments
1 ,isf +. ssts- :. =,
4 Prof. IS. j.. Brezensky taof this city
and Miss Eckhart of i'1o@a are ITO be
united in marriage before the end of the
4 resent month, according to announce
ment made by interested PARTIES.
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4 "A. Nj. Clements is sick al his home
with pneumonia, having been takef
down several days ago. !:
/ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boeck Of Spring
field are visiting Rev. and Mrs. w. S
Emery of North Mankato.
| William Dietsch, who has been filling
a position in Nelson Weeds drug store
for several weeks, has returned to Lake
Crystal, to resume his former position
He will be. succeeded by Floyd Day
who has been filling a position at the
4 Central News, stand. sA 81,
/. F. f. Cooper Mrs. r.. G. >Kraus and
Miss Beatrice Moule of Vernon Center
4 visited in Mankato last night. .Es
/ Sigfl1d Hage and Misses Grace and
Rose Noonan of Madelia were among
those who came to the city on the ex
cursion train last evening. 80
w. "A. Weld aand wife Of Lake Crys
ftal were in Mankato over night. 10
4 "A. wv. Kayser and wife and Miss
|'Bouden of st. Peter were in Mankatt
over night is". 'a'f: (
dc. Hopkins. Of Minneapolis was
la guest in the city last night. +
/ B. Rempel and p. G. -Penner of But
terrified were in Mankato last evening.
! fEJ.s'H. Cieszynski Of Wells was a Wis
4 itor to the city last night.
George G.. Dunlop of st. Peter was III
/ the city over night. le@'
Scott Hunt and Art Peterson were
up from Lake Crystal last night.
1 Mrs T,ffhernes eof Easton is visiting
! in the city. Her son accompanied her
to the city and entered the To1and Bus
mess college.
I Frank Hodapp and Henry Hillesheim
of Madelia: were in MafIkato over
night. ~
] Father Hegemann returned today
4 from Missouri, where he has been Ell
gagged in. missionary work for the past
three weeks
Z. f. Jones left today for Omaha, and
| from there viii 60 to- Denver, Col.
w. J. Merchant leaves tonight for
Colorado on land business. q
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