The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-04-26
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number of her lady irierds yesterday
afternoon at her residence i'll Securit.
flats. Five hundred WAS played, honor,
being won by Mrs. Henry Wiltgcn an,
Airs. Phil LEAFS, Dainty refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Harry j. Wildcs and Mrs. w IL
Anderson will entertain the Samaritan
Circle at the home OF the latter, 32e
Pleasant, at 100 Friday, April 10.
Lake Crystal Union: Hon. Gilbert
GnttcrselI and family mere entertained
His Honor, Mayor Mar>ton. Monday.
MIR. Gatterscn and son, Granville, left
on the $50 train that evening, for Ma
della where he loaded car OF fat cat
lie from his Linden farm, and accom-
panied them to Chicago.
Mrs Guttcrscn and family will leave
for Chicago on the 600 train Friday
morning. Alvin and Miss Myrtle viii
stop oil at Minneapolis, to attend the
Lake CRYSTAL vs.. North Side debate and
will Join their parents i'll Chicago tn,
next day All will leave for Washing
ton. ID. c. After spending II day in
that city they will 90 to New York and
will sail from that city at = p. M. the
BIRD on the steamer, M.ltke, of tn,
Hambcrg American line They expect
to arrive at Naples, Italy, on May D
From there they will be lost to us for
awhile.
Mrs. II. +. Carney and Mrs. F. X.
Meaghcr will entertain the Harmonic So
ciety at Mrs. Carney's home on Friday
afternoon. All are WELCOME.
Fairmont Sentinel: Mr.. Joseph Evan
of Maukato and Miss I.osa Diehl were
married at the home of the brides pa
rents in this city, at noon on April H.
by Rev. +. ID. Budlong, rector of st.
Martins church. Only the immediate
relatives and few friends of the cou-
pie were present. Miss Sadie Dichl was
the bridesmaid and Mr.. John Ebcn the
oroomsman. After the ceremony the
company sat down to Il sumptuous we'd
din" dinner. The newly welded couple
took the 800 Milwaukee train for the
twin cities where they will visit with
relatives and then take up their abode
at New Tim. The groom is well known
in this city as splendid young man,
having worked here most of the time
for several years The bride was born in
lairmont and has lived here all her
life. For the past five and a half years
she has been employed as salesady in
iaulis & Kester's store and was ever
Industrious, accurate and sweet tcm-
pered.
The Equitable Fraterral Union took
in two candidates Monday night, and al
forwards pleasant social time was had.
Dancing and cards were INDUCED i'll, and
refreshments were served. There was
goodly attendance.
The Order of the Eastern Star miti-
atcd one candidyte last night and re-
freshmcnts were served.
I he congregational thimbe bee will
be entertained by Mrs. b. ID. Smith,
Mrs. Ayrcs and Mrs. +. Hughes at the
home of Mrs. Smith Friday afternoon at
three O'Clock. Ladies', come early for
work. Gentlemen, to supper at six
o'clock.
l.. L. Sikey and Henry IIoehn OF
Madison Lake were Mankato visitors to-
day.
.Jorgcn Nelson returned today from a
visit to his old home in Norway He
was accompanied back by his brother,
Nels. and sister, Dorothy, and Miss
Christine Hanson, who will make their
future home in Mankato. Nels and!
Dorothy Nelson are nephew and niece of
Ole Nelson. and the meeting was II JOY
Gus one. Jorgen Nelson has been gone
gust two months and >had IL pleasant
time.
A. NJ Kages went to Minneapolis
this forenoon.
Leo $. Lamm and wife took trip
10 Minneapolis today
c. +. Ford was passenger to Min
neapolis today
+. j. Mention went to kasota today,
Dr. |. ID. Webster sails April 90 for
Dresden, Germany, where he will enter il
sanitarium and take an extended treat
ment for kidney trouble. This step is
taken upon the advice of Germany
lady doctor who has been treating him.
He is much improved now and hopes for
complete recovery by fall.
Ottawa News: Will Bcrndt shipped his
household goods to Mankato last week,
where they will reside.
GAINESVILLE Argus: +. W. fIeirerman.
day operator at the Northwestern depot, |
will remove his family from Eagle Lake |