The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-01-11
From Thursdays Daily

w. Kuebler were married last evening
at 1880 o'clock at the Presbyterian
church by Rev. George w. Davis, the
pastor. in the presence OF a few re-
atives. The affair was very quiet, in
Difference TO the wishes OF the parties.
They will go to housekeeping shortly
in the new house erected by Mr..
Kuebler the past season at COB North
Fifth street.
The bride is daughter of j. II.
Stewart, and is n graduate of the Man
k,to high school. She has also attend
ed the Conservatory of Music in Min
neapolis. She is an accomplished must
elan, and is a young lady of many es-
Unable qualities who is possessed of :,
ln~c-o c;~cle of friends. The groom was
born and raised in Mankatc and is =
lumber in the employ of c. NJ. Masters.
is young man of excellent char
acter, popular with thoe" who know
him. The many friends of both will
extend their best wishes TO Mr.. and Mrs.
kuebler
Lake Crystal Union: Judge ID. c.
Wood received an announcement of the
marriage of Miss Hattie kits of Utica,
\. ", and Howard Diamond of Man
kato, at the home of the bride, Thurs
day, Dee. %, 1906. The bride is a niece
of Judge Buck, deceased. Previous to
the Homecoming of Mr.. Buck from the
south, Miss Kits came here and await
ed his arrival, spending several weeks
she took kodak picture of Judge Wood
and the writer standing under the mag
nolia tree in front of the Crystal House.
of which Mr.. Wood is the genial land
lord. to carry back to York State as
n momento of lost race almost extinct.
The judge suggests since the lady has
been enriched by the finding of "Dia-
mond, the lustre of which outshines the
picture" that she return same to the
subjects for safe keeping. The Union
, joins in wishing the happy couple all the
happiness life affords. They will be at
home i'm Mankato, March /.
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The reception in the parlors of the
Presbyterian church last evening, in
honor of w. NJ. Farr, a former resident
and active member of the church, was
d attended by about seventyfve old
friends of Mr.. Farr. The evening was
spent very pleasantly in story telling,
the lead in this being taken by Judge
Lorin Cray and George III. Clark. The
affair lasted from eight until eleven
o'clock. and refreshments were served
by the ladies of the church. The re-
ception was rendered by the elders and
trustees and their wives.
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Mrs. Paul Barney entertained at her
nome on Clark street yesterday after
noon and evening in honor of Harry
Iarney, who is visiting his parents i'm
the city. Both affairs We're greatly en-
joyed, 900" being played both after
noon and evening. In the Afternoon Miss
May Wood captured the prize, and in
the evening when there were seven ia
bles, the prizes were won by Mrs. A. Fl,
Jones and Matt Farmer Tasty refresh.
mcnts were served.
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Mrs. r. d. Hubbard will entertain the
West Side Whist club Saturday after
noon at her residence on South Broad
street.
The Company H military ball has
teen postponed until Jan. H.
Miss Ethel Haggard very pleasantly
entertained a party of her young friends
at her home, 2l2 Clark street. last
evening.
Mrs. III. NJ. Roberts, Mrs. Humphrey
H. Jones and Mrs. John H. Jones of
Lake Crystal came to Mankato this
morning to attend the funeral of the
late James Il. Hughes.
A. /. Cary has moved his office from
over A. NJ. Stems clothing store to W.
r. Hammett's office.
c. f. Pride. the Wells miller, and
c. r. Van Gorden of the same place.
visited in the city yesterday afternoon.
F. Moore and lady of Elmore were
Mankato visitors yesterday afternoon.
DIR. William X. Jacoby of Vernon Cen.
ter spent New Years with friends in
the city.
Miss Marie Seibert of Wells visited
friends in the city over New Years.
She is now teacher in the New Ulm
>public schools.
Mrs. c. Fl. Griebel has returned from
Minneapolis where she visited friends
ard relatives for few days.
w. p Marston ,Jr. of Lake Crystal at.
tended ''Tne Gingerbread Man" perform
ance.
Miss Lille Jacobs came up from Min.
reapolis Monday and spent New Years