The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-08-02

completed her work.
Charles X. Willard arrived this moor
from Heron Lake.
Attorney Carl Strom of Lake Crys
|tal was in the city today.
/ Duane Rasdall was in from st
clair today.
| Postmaster A. w. Petrich of Vernon
Center was in Mankato today.
w. N. Barr and wife of Waterloo
Iowa, are in the city, the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Hunt. They
will remain for week, spending some
time at the lakes. Mr.. Barr is a con
ductor ON the Illinois Central
Rochester Post: DR.. w. j. Whipple
will return from Mankato Monday, to
resume his practice here. His friends
will sympathize with him in the loss OF
his wife, who was buried today.
Rochester Post: j. p. Scott, former.
llv with the Bergh Piano company's
store in this city, stopped in Rochester
while passing through on his way from
Detroit to Mankato.
MIR. John T. Willard, who for the
past nine years has been employed as
secretary of the Mankato Mills com
pany, leaves today for Taber, Alberta
Canada, where he has accepted good
position with the West Canada Coal &
Coke company. The many friends OF
Mr.. Willard regret to see him leave
but all Join in wishing him abundant
success in his new field.
/ G. G.. Brownell of La Crosse, Wis.
visited MankatO today.
| IN of g lin
a few days in the city.
| Attorney Charles w. Thompson OF
Ambov had legal business in Mankato
today.
i DR.. George r. Curran, surgeon of the
Second regiment of national guards
will return from the encampment at
Lake City this evening.
DIR. j. NJ. Edwards and wife are eX.
pected back from their eastern trip
the middle of next week.
! Ed. Brett will leave tomorrow fol-
New York City to purchase goods, and
will be gone three or four weeks.
Miss Julia Jacobson of Madelia is
spending few days with Miss Hilda
knott.
Former Alderman Heinz is quite ill
He has been confined to his bed fol
several days.
Miss Josephine Hilger, who has been
visiting Mrs. John Hohmann at Lake
Madison. returned to her home in St
Paul today.
Attorney Doherty of Minneapolis has
been spending couple of days in Man
kato.
II Dbl. rof,,rnaJ 70 N;npo, mol lie
today.
The following persons from out OF
town attended the funeral of the late
Mrs. Z. j. Whipple: Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Buck of lie Sueur; Mrs. An
drew Spielman of Springfield; Miss
4 MYRTLE Baker and Mrs. Inez Anderson
of st. Charles; Mrs. Anna DOmogalla
of Salem, Oregon, who was an own
sister of the deceased; DIR. c. ID. Whip
pie of Minneapolis; Mrs. Eliza Whipple
of Rochester; d. j. Whipple and wife
of Elgin, Mimi; Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Enke of Rochester; Mrs. j. G.. Lang
lev of Galesville, Wis, and Mrs. John
Harris of st. Peter.
From Mondays Daily.
A quiet and unostentatious, but ele
CANT social event occurred at one
o'clock this afternoon at the home OF
Judge and Mrs. j. E.. Porter, 200 State
street, when their elder daughter, Miss
Harriet NJ Porter, was united in mar
riage to Captain James A. Lynch OF
Fort Smelling. The rooms were beau,
tifully decorated for the occasion, the
dining room in red, with American
beauty roses and smilax, the living
room with pink roses, and the par.
lor in white. Mrs, Roy Andrews play
ed Lohengren's wedding march, and
the service was read by Rev. F. l.
Badger, pastor at large of the Presby
terrain church.
After the ceremony, a delightful
wedding dinner was served at l:3C
o'clock. Covers for fourteen were laid
and those assisting in the dining room
were Mrs. III. l.. Alleman and Misses
Irene Monsoon and Ruth and Haze
Presley. The guests, aside from the
principals and the brides immediate
family. were John r. Dowlan and
Miss Gladys Price of st. Paul, j. H
Mack of Minneapolis, DR.. and Mrs
Roy Andrews and Mr.. and Mrs. ii. l.
Alleman of~this city,
The bride looked beautiful in pear
vol over pearl taffeta, and carried
! flowers. The maid of honor, who was
the brides sister. Miss Lu Marion
Porter, looked very attractive in cream
vol over tan taffeta. The groom and
the best man, who was Capt. j. Nj
Campbell, also of Fort Smelling, were
attired in their dress uniforms.
There were to be no presents, still
the bride was presented with several
handsome ones. She is most es-
Unable young lady, who was born and
raised in Mankato, and IS favorlte
with all who know her. She Is pos
sessed of accomplishments that have adj
ded to the attractions of naturally
pleasing personality. Captain Lynch
is in command of company NJ, Iwen'
ty eighth U. S. infantry, and is high
ly spoken of by all, both as gentle
man and military man
Captain and Mrs. Lynch left on the
4:45 p. m. train for st. Paul, and up
on their arrival there will be met at
the union depot by a squad from com
pany NJ, who will conduct them to
Fort Smelling in automobiles. At nine
o'clock this evening they will be the
guests of honor at reception to be
rendered them at the home OF Mrs
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