The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-09-07
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F. +. Wilson on Shaubut street, yhel
Miss Margaret Morris, a sister of Mrs
Wilson, became the wife of Mr.. William
Fl. McBrOOrh of Spokane, Washington.
The bride looked charming in a simpl,
gown of white batiste, and carried whit,
roses.
The bridesmaid, Miss Myrtle McBroom
wore. white orgaraie and carried pink
roses. t ,.lai.. rr
The groom was accompanied by Mr.
Robert Morris of Grand, Rapids, Wis, a
brother of the bride e. a
The bridal party entered to the
strains of Mendelssohn's wedding march
played by Miss Rachel Jones and took
their places in the aehway under trail
ing vines of smilaX. Rev. w. L. Evans
spoke the words which united them fol
life.
After congratulations the company
sat down to dainty wedding dinner
The bride who has often visited her
many friends here, is daughter of
Mrs. Jane Morris of Baraboo, Wis.
She taught for two years in the Min
neapolis public schools and was for the
past year principal of one of the public
schools of Baraboo.
The groom grew to manhood in Blue
Earth county, but went to Spokane.
Wash, several years ago to avail him
self of the larger opportunities of the
west. i.t. ...t
Mr.. and Mrs McBrown departed on
the evening tram for = few days visit
with. le.atiyes in Minneapolis and Hutch
inson before going to Spokane, Wash,
where they will be at home after
October LIST. u
Mrs. NJ. {. Hart of the Pipestone In
liam school went through the city to-
day in chartered car containing new
recruits for the school. Mrs. Hart ex-
planned that students for the school are
any place where Indian fam
lies could be found with uneducated
DR.. and Mrs p W. Barney are in
Mapleton where they will spend Sunday
with relatives and friends.
Drs. Beach. Dahl and Nerbovig went
to Good Thunder to hunt with Dr.
Schlesselman.
Rev. and Mrs. John n Hall and
daughter Frances have departed for
their home in Chicago after very pleas
ant visit with the formers father, John
n. Hall. Rev. John n. Hall is the pas
tor of the Wesley Methodist church in
Chicago.
Max Mcneil, a popular druggist from
PHI estone, spent the day with Mrs. c..
5. Burrows. Mr.. Burrows represents
Eliel Jerman Drug company.
Mr. ana Mrs. II. b. Willard returned
20 their home in Minneapolis today.
James Wilson, president of the Man
zato Building and Loan association, is
enjoying visit with his brother, Mr.
}. A. Wilson from Gatehelvile,
Pa. Mr.. ID. A. Wilson is an old
,eteran, having fought with the Eighty
seventh Pennsylvania Volunteers. He
attended the National G. A. r. enclmp.
nent in Minneapolis. He is accompan-
ed by Mrs. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Hartung and chill
Iren of Mankato and Joe Hartung of ST.
Clair spent Sunday at the home of their
riends. Mr.. and Mrs Nick Leick.-Ma-
leila, Times Messenger.
Mrs. Peter Clare and daughter Ger
rude are home from summers visit
It Cleveland, Ohio, and Brainerd.
j. NJ. Wiser departed for Minneapolis
oday. There he will take up his duties
n connection with the state fair.
b. W. Hicks, who represents Larus
Bros, of Richmond. Va, is visiting the
Tdue III lOWH. lie mas curiosity WIFI
lin called "Qboid,'' fine Boston bull
errier. The dog carries pipe in his
Mouth and smokes nothing but ''Qboid' /
obaeco that Larus Bros. of Richmond,
"a, make and enjoy an elegant trade.
William Anderson, Charles Hoerr and
Assistant Cashier Arthur Meyer of the
National Citizens bank will 90 to the /
tate fair during the first part of next
week. -i.-,
Miss Julia Klugherz has resigned her
position with j. b. & ID. Richards. Miss |
<lugherz will spend few weeks visit
NO friends at Lake Harriet.
William J. Gfrerer, bookkecper for the '
IankatO Gas & Electric Light company ,
oes to Minneapolis in the morning to
isit the fair and friends.
Miss Bottomly is in the city. She will
each in Lake Crystal this year.
Mrs. w. G. Hoerr is visiting friends
n La Crosse this week
Miss Anna Beatty will teach in Blue
Garth this coming year.