The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-07-05

jackson and Miss Lillian Hurd OF Man
kato were married the other day. Tn,
King usually takes the trick.
LIE Sueur Leader: Mrs. Leeman ant
daughter, Mrs. Macbeth, came in from
Mankato yesterday to visit at the HON,
of Mrs. Marshall Sudeith.
Ivanhoe Advertiser: Mr.. Sheldon o.
Mankato, brother of Mrs. Charlie.
Schmidt, who was here on visit about
week, returned home Saturday.
Spring Valley Sun: Gust Eichhorn o.
Mankato arrived the first of the week tt
assist his brother, Oscar Eichhorn, in The
Palace Bakery. He is an experienced
baker. We are pleased to note that the
Palace Bakery is coming to the front Sc
rapidly as to demand the services Of
two experienced bakers. Our bakery
is an institution that is worthy of the
patronage of our people. Mr.. Eichhorr
is progressive and enterprising young
business man and is giving Spring Val
lev the best bakery it ever had.
C. C. Rodekuher, blacksmith at Kern,
was in the city Saturday. Mr.. r. is tn,
organizer of the Belgrade band, which
will furnish music for the Kerns celebra
ton July 4.
Mayor Cutting of Sleepy Eye was
visitor in Mankato Sunday. He says
the lid law is being vigorously inforceC
in his city
DIR. and Mrs. j. NJ. Edwards left to
day for Philadelphia, Pa, where the
former will attend the grand lodge Of
Elks as the representative of Mankatt
/ lodge. They will also visit other east
ern cities.
j. Z. Reynolds returned Saturday
night from visit to northern Mime
sofa points.
| Rev. f. NJ. Martinson preached hi.
farewell sermon at the Baptist church
Yesterday. He is packing his household
goods and will store them for the pres
, ent. He will visit at Maynard for q
short time. after which he will join hi.
family in Chicago.
| Mrs. w. L. Wells of Cheyenne Wells
Col. arrived this morning to attend thu
funeral of her father, the late Judge
| Plymat.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry f. Plymat ar
rived last night from Rolla, n. d., tt
be present at the funeral of the formers
/ father, the late Judge Plymat.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley Cofrman will ar
rive from st. Paul tomorrow morning
to attend the funeral of the late Judge
Plymat, who was Mr.. Coffman's cous
in.
C. l.. TAFT of Milwaukee, Wis, is Wis
iting his parents and friends in the city
| for short time.
C. w. Parsons and Charles Sohre o.
| Minneapolis were in the city over Sun
| day.
T J. NJ. Halfhill is in the city for {
short time.
Leo Carney is up from Minneapoii:
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. Cressy of Keene
n. H., also Mr. and Mrs. L. c. Cover
of Boston, are guests of Mrs. George
/ H. Marsh. - -
! Miss Mulvehill and ]. p Uhler of st
Peter visited in the city last evening.
Rev. p. J. Fo of GAINESVILLE was among
the visitors in the city yesterday.
+. J. Flanagan, V. s., of Mapleton
spent yesterday in the city.
| w. p. Marston Jr. and r. w. Mead OF
! Lake Crystal were in Mankato Saturday
evening.
| Miss E. Fakler and Miss Dora Adams
of Rochester visited friends in the city
| yesterday.
George E. Nettleton and wife are il
Mankato for day. They have beer
attending the Red Rock campmeetins
near st. Paul, and will return to theil
home in Alexandria later. Jog,
! Miss Florence Ritter, who has beer
visiting her aunt, Miss KATHERINE
, Roway. has returned to her home in st
Paul today. 1856
H. d. Frankle, a wellknown attorney
of st. Paul, was in Mankato today.
William Fisher of Danville and join
Z. Drews of Sterling were among thu
visitors to the city today.
c. H. Dietz of Mapleton was in the
city today on his way to New Ulm.
Attorney Andrew c.. Dunn of Mime
/ apolis was in the city today.
Mr. and Mrs. d. L. Bingham returned
to their home at Redwood Falls today
after short visit in the city.
J. w. Maloney left this afternoon fol-
his home at Butte, Mont, where he viii
practice law.
Mrs. Green of Minneapolis visited Will
Mrs. f. c. Willard over Sunday.
Dr. Bigelow of Madison Lake spent
Sunday in the. city with friends.
Frank and Maurice Dean of Chicago
and the latter's brother law, Harry
Woods of st. Peter, arrived in the city
yesterday in Maurice Deans private
car, the "Washoe," and spent the day
in the city with friends. Maurice Dear
is vice president of the Butte, Amazon
da & Pacific road, and his headquar
tiers are at Chicago, in the Railway Elk
change building.
c. w. Gillespie and wife have decided
to make Minneapolis their future home
Mr.. Gillespie will engage in> business
there. Mr.. Gillespie has been here sew
eral days arranging to move his house
hold goods to Minneapolis.
Married at Minnesota Lake.
From Saturdays Daily
At nine o'clock on Wednesday, June