The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-09-21

from thursday l'dlJ.
A very pretty wedding took place at
eight o'clock last evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Manderfeld,
ll9' Cherry street. when their daughter
Miss Ida E., was united in marriage to
Robert j. Just. The ceremony Yas
performed by Rev. A. f. Fillmore rector
of st. Johns Episcopal church. The
couple were unattended. The ceremony
was witnessed by twenty-five relatives
of the two parties.
The bride was charmingly attired in
with point lace, and she carried Il shower
bouquet. Her going away gown was
dark blue. She received numerous beau
tiful gifts, including cut glass and silver.
A unique gift was an Anniversary gold
clock which runs four hundred days
without being wound. 1t is Il small gold
After the ceremony, fine wedding
dinner was served. in three courses, Mrs.
Manderfeld being assisted in serving by
Mrs. Fred Manderfeld and Miss Josie
Nanderfeld. The parlor, sitting room and
dining room were attractively decorated
in pink and green with asters and
smilax The chandeliers were trimmed
with pink tissue paper, smilaX and bridal
flowers.
The bride was born and raised in Man |
kato. and is a most estimable young
lady. She possesses a finished education
and is proficient in music and an ac-
complished artist She has wide circle
of friends. The groom is a son of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Just ST., old and re-
spected residents of Rapidan. The past
ten years he has spent i'll this city,
where he has held positions. For several
years past he has had a position with
Nixon & Sickle, and is interested finan-
cially in the store. He is IL young man
of excellent character, and popular with
all
Mr. and Mrs Just left this morning
for Chicago, Louisville and New York,
and will return in two or three weeks.
Mr.. Just has purchased A. j. Neigefs
residence on Fulton street, and will have
some improvements made There he and
his bride will take up their residence
They will have the best wishes OF all
for their happiness and prosperity.
The out of town guests included the
brothers and sisters of the groom of
Rapidan.
At noon today. at the First Presby
terrain church at Lake Crystal occurred
the wedding of Miss Georgia Neff of that
place and DIR. George H. Ribble of La
Moure, y. d., Rev. B. Hitchings oficiat
inc. About a hundred invited guests
witnessed the ceremony. Miss Edith
Ribbe of st. Peter was maid of honor,
and Dr. John f. IIynes of Minneapolis,
a classmate of the groom, was the best
man. c. ID. Mol of st. Peter and Paul
Neh. brother of the bride, We're ushers.
The bride was handsomely attired IL
white. as was also the maid of honor.
A reception followed at Tie home o:
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Nef. attended by the relatives and
Ole Peterson of New Tim was in the
city yesterday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs John Luger of North
St. Paul arrived yesterday to visit their
daughter Mrs Leo S. Lamm, for the rest
of September.
F. Henning bookkeeper at the Stand
ard Brewing Co.'S plant, went to Chi
cago Saturday and returned Tuesday
with his family. He has leased George
j. Klem's residence on South Broad
street and has moved in.
Morris Evans of Pipestone was i'll
Mankato over night.
L. s. Wilcox of Kasota had business
III Mankato today.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C.. Fem returned to
Sioux Falls, S. d., yesterday leaving
their automobile in Mankato. Mr. Fem
will return when the roads become good
again and will return with the machine
JOY Brothers of st. Paul have returned
to Mankato from Lake Crystal, and will
remain until the roads improve so they
can drive their machine home.
f. NJ. Zuel returned last night from
Northern Wisconsin, where he spent
three or four days.
Auditor Weaver, Deputy Auditor Ken
nedy. Register of Deeds Bangerter and
few close friends. An elegant we'd