The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-06-21

beautifully decorated with palms and
cut flowers. The bride was the recipient |
of many handsome presents. She is an
accomplished young lady and enjoys a
large circle of friends.
Mr.. Friedrichs is promising young
man, being a graduate i'm his line of
business, piano tuning, at which he is
an expert and is enjoying a large pat
ronage.
The many friends of the couple will
extend their congratulations and best
wishes. Mr.. and Mrs. Friedrichs vii be
at home at 52S Vine street after June 27
The bride is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs August Berendt, and she and the
groom are popular young people, with
a large number of friends who will eX-
tend their congratulations and best |
wishes.
Mrs j. c. Cressey and Mrs. j. j. Wad J
dell will entertain at cards tomorrow
afternoon at the home of the former.
Mrs. j. H. James will entertain at a
social afternoon at her home on South |
Second street Thursday afternoon.
Announcements were received in the
city yesterday of the marriage of Miss
Grace Wilson, formerly of this city, and
Charles Riefenrath of Butte, Mont,
which occurred last Wednesday evening
at Butte. They will reside at Butte,
where the groom is engaged in the news
paper business.
Miss>Wilson is a niece of s. b. VIII
son, and is a graduate of the state nor
NAL school. She taught three years in
the Franklin school, and for the past
year or two has been supervisor of
music in the public schools of Butte.
She is a beautiful and talented young
lady. Mr.. Riefenrath visited in Man
kato last summer, and made a good
impression upon those whom he met.
The young couple vii have the best
wishes of all.
The Foreign Missionary society of the
Baptist church will be entertained by
Mrs. DIR. Holbrook OH Broad street Fri
day afternoon at 2:3O in place of We'd
nesday. Ladies, phase note the change
of date.
Mrs. j. f. Hickey entertained a par
ty of fifty ladies this afternoon at 900,
at her pleasant residence on Center
street. The decorations were snowballs
and roses. and the color scheme of white
and red was also carried out i'll the ices
and cakes. The affair was a most en-
joyable one.
H. NJ Heleniak and wife of Pipe
stone spent yesterday and this forenoon
in the city on their way to the Pacific
coast for a months vacation.
Henry Cuddy returned Sunday from
Colorado, where he went some weeks
ago with c. f. Musser and wife. He
visited Denver, Colorado Springs, Kan
sas City and other places before re-
turning. U.
Senator Thomas Pu9h and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. John T. Pugh of Duluth are in
the city. Mrs Allison of Spokane ac
companied them. They will remain in
Mankato during the week. Senator
Pugh stated that. the land for the steel
plant is already purchased.
Mrs. j. A. Flittie and daughter went
to st. Paul yesterday for two weeks
visit. SD
A. H. Jones returned Sunday night
from two weeks trip to, Minneapolis
and Duluth. .,a ~ s.a,... ia
NJ. ID. Fancher returned Yesterday aft
ernoon from two or three days stay
| at WinOna.l &sifsT - EG 4gtStt
Misses Nell Hines and Eva Love of
Wells We're guests in the city last night.
G. H. Jorgenson + and wife of SHEER
burn We're in Mankato over night.
j. c.. Donovan of Tracy visited in
the city last evening.
Attorney w. d. Abbott of Winona is
i'm the city on business i'll the district
court.
Senator and Mrs. S. d. Works went
to Waseca this afternoon to attend the
wedding of Mrs. Works sister to the
assistant postmaster OF Waseca, which
will occur this evening
Miss Blanch Griffith left today for
Starkweather, n. ID.
Mrs. Harry Alleman and sister, Miss
Lewis, left today for Togo n. d., for
three weeks visit.
NJ. A. Merickle and wife left today
for Alexandria to visit relatives.
NplS 1-efN1Ck anu VIE leIU UOudN IOf
Linton, n. d., to visit relatives for three
weeks.
Mrs. |. Sherin left today for Peter
5orO, Ont, to visit relatives.
j. j. Waddell made business trip
the twin cities today.
Mrs. L. G. Ritter and daughter and son
of st. Paul are visiting the formers sis
en- Miss Katherin Roway.
W. II. Tidand went to Sleepy Eye to-
lay on request of the Sleepy Eye Fair
md Race Track association to make ar
angements for the construction of a
ace track and fair grounds for the as
ISOLATION which has been recently organ
zed at that place.
Frank Lobdell and wife of Redwood
Falls are visiting the atter's parents,
,lr. and Mrs. Adolph Lille. Mr.. Lob
lell will return in day or two. but
his wife will remain a couple of weeks. |
II. l.. Nixon returned this noon from
lis eastern trip.
+. NJ. Zuel leaves tonight for Sparta, |
Wis, and will be gone most of the
week.
Lieutenant Governor A. O. Eberhart |
eturned today from Chicago.
Attorney L. G. Argetsinger of Maple
on had business in the district court |
Oday