The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-11-09
Friday, November 9, 1909
SoCialandPersona1

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Ia twelve weeks trip in >the country,
driving for parties.is ,sls y
Recorder A. Anderson of North Man
kato went to st. Peter today on BUSH
ness connected with the village.
M. ALestheFman, whoolives near Red
Jacket, left yesterday afternoon for
Phoenix, Arizona, to spend the winter.
Miss SBryson of Good Thunder left
this morning for Evanston, ILL.,, to at
tend rsehool. i.siITs s!
From Fridays Daily.
1t is the privilege of The Herald this
| week to announce the approaching mar-
riage of Miss Allie Mae Pettis of Ka-
sofa township, to Peter Morton of Min
neapolis. The pretty social affair will be
solemnized at seven o'clock Thursday
| evening, Nov. 22nd, in the Augustana
! Swedish Lutheran church of Minneapolis
and the service will be read by its pas
| tor, Rev. Carl j. Petri. Miss Mary
Blaisdell of Minneapolis is to be maid of
honor, and the bridesmaids will be Miss
Florence Nagler of Minneapolis, and
Miss Addie Kendall of st. Peter. The
bridegroom will be attended by his
brother, Carl Morton of Churchbridge,
1 do oil nd %
Pettis will be ushers. The bride of this
happy November wedding is the talent
ed daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Pettis.
She is aoyoung woman of rare culture,
and is greatly loved and esteemed in
! the community in which she was born
and reared. The fortunate young mall
fis well and favorably known through
out this section While associated with
his brother in business at Winthrop his
energy and enterprise enabled him to
make a decided success, and that sue
cess has been increased since he opened
g a land office in the largest city in the
state He and his bride deserve the good
things 'of the earth, sand it affords this
paper great pleasure to join with their
friends in extending advance congratula-
! tions--St.i Peter Herald. 49,,
4 fn3s
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Yaeger of Rapidan
have daughter, born day or two ago
1 Mrs. Carrie Gront of Mankato has
been visiting during the past week with
her mother, Mrs. Harriet L. Crane, who
lis now in her ninety fifty year and is
being cared for at the home of hel
other daughter, Mrs. A. E. Griffin
Good Thunder Herald.
| c. S. Christensen and wife of Madelia
were in the city last night.
Carlos Boynton of st. Paul was in
the city over night.
; Miss Anna Beatty, who is teaching al
Blue Earth, it attending the meeting Of
teachers in this city.
A. A Brooks of Springfield was in
Mankato today. aff.
4 Among the educators in the city are
!. Superintendent G. A. Patchn of the
4 Springfield schools, Superintendent Y
is Pickett of the Waseca schools, w. J
u Mosher of Redwood Falls, c. j. Timms
4 of Sherburn, G. G. Baker of jackson
IT, T. Dickinson of Albert Lea, j.. T.
lCasey of Franklin, B. Hagen of Alden
dc. H. Barnes of Wells, Charles A. Tread
d well of Glenville, J. L. Higgins of Blue
\ Earth, j. M. G,iise of Lake Crystal, S
Up. Murphy of Blue Earth, P. j.. Kuntz
of Owatonna, E. L. Dills of GAINESVILLE
NV. A. Alexander Of Arlington, Misses
4 Alsetta May Hubbard, Emma Leiiz
and Grace Hagen and Mrs. Arthur
i Clark of GAINESVILLE, Misses Elsie Sutton
i Edith Humes, Ella ,Tunis and Daisy
II Demeree of Winnebago, Misses Nora A
Sehofield and Isabelle Mckay of Win
\ dom. il.-.sy,- s-.s
Miss Edith Ellington of Minneapolis
was in Mankato today.
Mrs. L. j. Sweat of Toledo, Iowa
was in Mankato today.
Captain and Mrs. S. w. Burgess left
!, this morning for Grand Forks, NJ d.,
to spend the winter with their daughter
and family. They have rented their
residence furnished to Mr.. and Mrs. F
r. Volk of Lake Washington, who have
already moved in.
/, r. T. Roberts, who resides on Pleas
ant street, is sick.
/ Architect A. Schippe went to Mime
Iapolis this morning.
i Mrs. w. n Plymat left this morning
, for trip to Tracy, Marshall and Red
wood on w. r. G. business.
y Miss Mamie Hauer, who is teaching
at Marshall, returned home last night
to remain over Sunday. a 7.
Miss Martha Hodapp and Miss Wilder
who are teachers in the Sherbtrh
schools, are guests of the formers pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Hodapp, and
attending the Southern Minnesota
Teachers association.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. A. Foster of Noun
tain Lake visited ip Mankato last night
4 l.