The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-06-28
SCOTLAND Personal

tlemen will be entertained at cards.
At the 800" party given by Mrs.
Hickey Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. w. u.
Hoerr won the prize.
A happy wedding took place at kaso-
IN Yesterday afternoon at two o'clock
when Miss Emma Christine Berquist
was united in marriage to John n.
Lemon, a young business man of Tyler.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
f. VI. Marinston of this city, at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John G. Berquist. The couple was
unattended, but the ceremony was wit
messed by some thirty five guestsN, of
whom several were from Mankato. The
latter were j. A. Berquist, brother OF
the bride. John Rud and family and the
Misses Swanson. Miss Anderson of North
Mankato also attended and assisted IN
serving. None but relatives were in
vited.
The decorations consisted of white
and pink carnations in the parlor and
red roses III the dining room, while
red streamers ran from red bell sus-
pended over the table to the corners OF
the table The bride and groom were
stationed under canopy that was
banked with ferns and snowballs.
Following the reception, light refresh
ments were served.
The bride is a graduate of the Man
kato Commercial college, and for four
years past has been assistant cashier
of the First National bank of Tyler.
She is highly estimable young woman.
The groom is wellto young man,
who is popular with all who enjoy his
His parents are retired
farmers who have made their home at
Eagle Lake for three years past. MIR.
and Mrs. Lemon will leave Monday for
a trip to the Pacific coast, via Denver.
Returning, they plan to visit Yellow
stone national park. They will return
in one month, and will be 'at home"
after Aug. 20 at Tyler. ..
The marriage of Miss Pearl Ander-
son, daughter of the Nicollet merchant,
and Mr.. Nelson, station agent there,
took place yesterday, and the couple
left for wedding trip to Chicago. The
affair was a quiet one. Both parties
have many acquaintance in Mankato.
Mr. George Mitchell and Miss La
vonia Atkinson were married i'll Waseca
Yesterday. Mr.. Mitchall is employed as
a brakeman on the n Northwestern road
and has friends in Mankato.
The dance given by the Foresters'
team of Blue Earth camp No. 100, NJ.
w. A., at the A. o. L. w. hall last
night, was attended by eighty couples
and was a very pleasant affair. Lamm's
five piece orchestra furnished the music,
and ice cream was sold in the hall.
Thomas S. Hayes of Vernon Center is
in Mankato today attending the Old
Settlers picnic.
Mrs. Jacobsen returned to Minneapolis
today. She was accompanied by Miss
Jorgensen, who will visit there for a
Miss Elsie Wagner of Truman has en-
tered Immanual hospital to submit to
IN operation tomorrow morning for APP
pendicitis.
Mr. Reinke of Vernon Center, brother
of Mrs. J. n. Day of this city, is a
patient in Immanual hospital and is do
ING nicely. He has submitted to pain
full operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Nixon were at
Waseca yesterday attending wedding.
Waseca Radical: Miss Florence Lin
dell and her brother Ray went to Man
kato Sunday morning to spend a week
with their grandparents.
Waseca Radical: Mrs. w. >. Rausch
and children are here visiting the for
mer's father, Mr.. Helms, and sister, Mrs.
J. F. Lynn. They expect to remain for
about month.
Mrs. Charles Langley has removed
from Bingham Lake to Mankato and
will reside here for an indefinite period.
A. c. Robbins, who has been visiting
MS mother i'll the city for a week or
Two, left this noon for Seattle, Wash,
where he has been residing for the past
hree years.
Springfield Advance: Mrs. Nancy Ell
lott, for number of years resident
IF this city and later removed to Man
lato, is now located at Yellow Stone
Park, Wyoming.
Joseph Leonhard of the Mayer Fom
Try left for Sleepy Eye, where he will
nun the engine at the mills for a few
weeks, taking the place of an engineer
who was nearly killed in an accident
IL the engine rooms of the flour mill.
New Ulm Review: Mrs. Anna Hofer
If Mankato and Mrs C. A. Kern of Min
leapolis are visiting the family of Emil
Rachel. Miss Rose Waller of Man /
lato is spending few days in the city |
he guest of Misses Lucy Marti and FL
rida Toberer.
W. c. Davis of Lake Crystal is visit
ng in the city for a week or two as the |
quest of his sister, Mrs. W. c. Durkee.
Paul +. BLACK and +. g. Mailer spent |
he day in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Patterson of Min |
leapolis spent yesterday in the city.
having come up from st. Paul in their |
to witness the production of |
School at st. Peter, and to Mankato |
afterwards. They were accompanied by |
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Patterson, and the |
our returned to st. Paul today in the |
automobile. They came by way of |
Shakopee and found such high water |
hat they We're obliged to ford one
'lace where the water came almost up |
o the carbonator of the machine
DIR. Magill and wife of Gilead, Neb.,
ire i'm the CITY