The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-12-07
From Thursdays Daily.


The marriage of Miss Marie Eckert
of Guttenburg, Iowa, to Prof. Frederick
Brezinsky of this city took place at
Guttenburg today. A reception folowed
at the home of the brides parents. They
will return to Mankato after Il short
wedding trip and reside on North Sixth
street.
Prof. Brezinsky is a member of the
faculty of st. Peter and Paufs parO-
chial school, and has a large number Of
warm friends in the city. Miss Eckert
is a popular young lady, and will be
welcomed to Mankato. The best wishes
of the friends of both will accompany
them through life.
The Cotillion club enjoyed a very
pleasant dancing party at the Saul
paugh last evening, about thirty cou-
Piles being in attendance, and Lamm's
orchestra furnishing the music. 1t was
very pretty party. The large dining
room was thrown open to the dancers,
and luncheon was served in the ladies'
ordinary This was the first of a series
that the club will give during the win
ter.
Blue Earth lodge No. 80, A. o. L. W.,
entertained the members of Degree of
Honor lodges Nos. ) and 10 at a com
plmentary card party and dinner last
evening that was greatly enjoyed by all
present The affair was largely attended,
and the Workmen proved themselves to
be hospitabe entertainers. present
had a good time.
Mr. and Mrs George Fl. Hoerr have is
sued invitations for the marriage of
their sister, Miss Clara Elizabeth Ger
Itch to Dr. John Milton Edwards, to Oc
cur at their home at six o'clock We'd
nesday evening. Dec 5. A reception will
follow at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoerr, 4l6 North Broad street, from
seven until ten o'clock. The bride and
groom will be at home after Jan. at
ll9 Parsons street.
William Spornitz and family of North
Mankato went to Waseca today for a
short visit
S. A. Morse, who has been visiting
in this part of the state, left yesterday
afternoon for Springfield, Mass.
j. f. Lynch and wife went to st.
Paul last night to visit relatives.
Prof George E. Nettleton went to
Alexandria yesterday to spend Thanks
giving with his family.
Prof and Mrs. j. r. Brandrup left
yesterday afternoon for Hamline, where
they will enjoy Thanksgiving with Mrs.
Brandrups parents. Prof. Brandrup viii
return tonight but Mrs. Brandrup will
remain for three or four days
Dr. and Mrs. George r. Curran are
spending Thanksgiving in Minneapolis,
where they are the guests of friends.
DIR. +. n Manson of Worthington was
in the city last evening on his way to,
Minneapolis to spend Thanksgiving.
Miss Caroline Fullerton went to
Rochester yesterday to spend Thanks
giving.
Miss Graham, who graduated from the
normal school yesterday, left last night
for her home at Omaha.
Ted Richter, city editor of the Re
view, is spending Thanksgiving with lis
parents at Owatonna.
John r. Luger, wife and two sons of
Minneapolis are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo S. Lamm. Mr.. Luger goes to Ga.
cago tomorrow evening, and his family
will remain for week.
Chief of Police Donahue spent the
forenoon in st. Paul.
Postmaster l.. B. Krook of New Ulm
was in Mankato last evening.
NJ. Yeamans Jr. of st. Paul and DR..
F. G. Yeamans of San Francisco spent
last evening in the city.
Andrew j. Lee of Blue Earth was in
the city over night.
Mrs Arthur Clark and Misses Emma
LEM and Sadie Finley of GAINESVILLE were
in the city today.
Miss Sara NJ. Jones of Morgan visit
ed in the city today.
w. J. Mosher of Redwood Falls and
S. p. Murphy of Blue Earth were in
Mankato last evening.
Miss Petra Hagen of Mapleton visit
ed in Mankato today.
Dr. B. +. Stedman returned yesterday
from Marshalltown, Iowa. On Wednes-
day of last week there was six inches of
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