The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-10-12
MANKATO FREE PRESS
the train yesterday afternoon for Min
neapois.
FROM Mondays pallx.


evening. The rooms were prettily decor
ated i'll autumn leaves. The game
played were unique and served to max
the time pass very pleasantly. Anothe
Interesting feature was the singing o
illustrated songs: also. the composing o
verses and the writing of rhymes. A
advertising guessing contest was anothe
of the many things that took up the tim
OF the ladies. Refreshments were serve
i'll the dining room which was decoratc
in red dallas
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| Mr.. Earl Palmer and Miss Nell d,
| Laughter We're married in St Paul Sat
urday evening at seven o'clock. TIL,
ceremony occurred at the home of TIL,
brides uncle, George Morton, and wa
performed by Rev. C. ii. Shut, recto
of st. Peters Episcopal church. Onl,
the members OF the bride and groom:
families were present.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs
| Florence DeLaughter of st. Peter ant
she attended the normal school in tbi,
city. She is u charming lady and Il fay
orite among Il large circle of friends.
Mr.. Palmer is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
Ceoroe N Palmer of This civ He i.
BRIGHT and energetic Young man will
business ability and tact.
Mr. and Mrs Palmer will reside il;
Waseca where Mr.. Palmer will be con.
nected with the aour mill.
Miss Pearl Chaneau of Mortified 4
teacher in the AIadelia school. visited in
the city Saturday.
w. B. Davies. ]. S. Davies and AID
Heinze were so successful fishiuo ut
Lake Francis rasterd.r that tbav oot
tb;rtv two black has
Cooroo \ prood EDITOR If Tho RrooL.
mos. s. D.. REGISTER. was. in AIankato
over Sunday
Sam Harrison business manaoor fo,.
Klaw g. Frlanoer.s bio moduct;on ..Tbe
Free lance, will arrive here this even
mo for tho n,,rrosa Of maxine orranoe-
ments for its anrearapoc at Mapkato
Theatre on Oct Is The comnanv car
ries one hundred people.
Mis- Snpdt ,otn,no5 SATURDAY a,op-
mo from Ninncanols
,N r HAYNES returpod SATURDAY.,
n;obt from Ivapboe whore bo- sreut soy
oral DAVIS
NI,. and AJrs n y Rail ord f,a
dauobters of Kasota were opests of p
X Wiser vasterdav,
n 6 Evans lo,vos ton;obt Cor on,aho
whore he will represent the second con.
oyess;onal district att the s,,nreme CON
vention Of the Modern brotherhood of
America He IS a member of the com
mittee on written work He will return
the latter mart Of the week
Mrs 4 C. Gran and child returned
from 81 P,ul after n visit of tbree or
four DAVIS
Attorney Charles C.. Kolars and Joseph
Haaoertv, of lie sueur Center were in
tba c;tv saturday niobt
Father RI. Sherlock of St. Clair was
in tbe city last nioht.
TT G Koerner Of Ninneapolis was Il
visitor to the CITY today
Mrs. J. N. Lang is home from q Wis.
= 20 Cb;cooo and milwaukee, She In :
hoon AWAY two woeks
DR. G. D. Snow has returned from
Wipnineg where he has been for several
weeks
Mrs G d SNOW Of lie Sueur is here
for . week the ouest of the family OF
her son DR., c. d. Snow.
T G. Iauo and Minnie NJ Lang have
rot,,,,oa fran, Omaha after snepdino y
wal and +,l;,o in tho Aksarden
MIS-. =. i. hehheas ietoi heu 'oa'ui o"S
night from two weeks spent ~ the twin
cities and elsewhere.
Mrs. II. {. Hauer was called TO Min
neapolis Friday by the illness at st.
Luke's hospital of her sister Mrs. Al
bert Smith Of Sanborn. @
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Otto returned last
night, from their wedding trip.