The Mankato free press., 1907-01-25
SoCialandPerSOna1

Sheehan of St Paul was i'm the city over
night.
Attorney Ole Ostensoe of Canby was
in the city over night.
w. |. Moore of Delavan paid the city
visit today.
J. L. Adams and Lars and William
George of Morgan were in Mankato to-
day on business.
A. A. Vaughn and wife leave tonight
for Sacramento, Cal.
Mrs H. L. Haven of North Mankato
yesterday fell on sidewalk and sprain-
cd her ankle.
Architect George Pass went to st.
Paul today to attend the cement con-
vention.
S. B. Wilson took trip to Good
Anunder today.
R. E. Brown left yesterday afternoon
on business trip to Chicago.
From FRIDAYS Daily
Friends of Miss Esther Hubbard and
Ted Z. Richter, city editor of The Re-
view, were surprised last evening when
word came from Farbault to the effect
that they had been united in marriage
there late in the afternoon. They took
the three o'clock Great Western train
from this city, and soon after arriving at
Faribault sought the home of clergy
man and the knot was tied there, the
license having been previously procured
in this city. The young couple took the
evening train to the twin cities, where
they will remain over Sunday. Upon
their return to Mankato Mr.. Richter will
resume his duties in the newspaper Of
flee. ..
The bride is the youngest daughter of
Mrs. r. d. Hubbard, and was born and
reared in Mankato, and has numerous
friends in the city. Mr.. Richter is the
son of prominent attorney of Ovation
ma, and has had some years experience
in newspaper work, and has been resi-
dent of Mankato for year or two past.
He is popular with all who know him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richter will have the best
wishes of all.
The wedding was perhaps fastened by
preparations that the brides mother was
making for an extended stay in CalifOr,
MIA, expecting to be accompanied by her
daughter. She was first apprised of the
marriage in telegram received from her
last evening, announcing that the mar
riaoe had occurred Mr.. Richter also
telephoned to frien IS in Che city to the
same effect.
The Town and Country club will be
entertained tomorrow evening my MIR.
and Mrs. III. f. Troost at their residence.
Maritt lodge, Sisters of the Sons OF
Herman, gave grand masquerade ball
at the Sons of Herman hall last even
ing. The affair was a great success, and
the hall was crowded with the merry
throno. Lamm's orchestra furnished
music for the dancers, and refreshments
were served. The costumes were many
and varied, and the effect was very pret-
ty.
The following were awarded prizes:
For being best masked, Harry HotallnS
and Miss Grace Limpert; for the most
comical costumes, Herman Blume, Mrs.
Sabi and Mrs Watters; for the best
group, Mesdames Robert Zuehlke, Gus
Kleinschmidt, Tibbett, Krantz; Leonard
and Schubert and Miss Adams.
The committee having the party IN
charge wish to thank the Sons OF Her.
man for their assistance. "A nice sum
was cleared for the lodge treasury.
Mrs r. h. Kent entertained the West
Side Whist club very delightfully."- yester-
dav afternoon at the Saulpaugh. Bridge
whist was played, and the prizes were
won nv Mesdames Harry Nelson, Charles
X. Otto. f. r. Volk and w. 5. Farnum.
Miss Jessie Becquette entertained a
marty of ladies this afternoon at her
home on South Broad street at ooo.
Good Thunder Herald AT least one
wedding each week has come to be the
custom in Good Thunder, and the year
of 1907 is not going to be IN the rear
and so the young people are still choos-
ing their partners, for life, there are
still more to follow.
Yesterday afternoon at two o'clock as
the bells chimed out on the crisp WIN
ter air. it was to announce the mar
riage of Albert G.. Graf, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles W. Graf, and Miss LYDIA,
eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Malzahn. the ceremony being performed
at st. Johns Lutheran church, by the
pastor.
The young people were attended by
the Misses Minnie Graf and Leona