The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-06-14
From Wednesdays Daily.

ger of Alapleton and William Ulrich of
Good Thunder took place at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Scheitzer. today. Both are well known
and highly respected residents of the
southern part OF the county, coming
from prominent families, and their
many friends will extend their best
wishes upon this joyous event in their
lives.
Minneopa Rebekah lodge No. ~ did
itself proud last evening i'll its enter
tainment of its sister lodge Aurora Re
bekah lodge, and the Aladelia lodge. The
total attendance was about eighty five,
of which number twenty came from Ma
della. Minneopa Rebekah lodge had
seven limitations. After the work had
been concluded, bOutiful refreshments
We're served, and. after this some short
remarks We're made by different ones,
and social session followed. The Ma
della ladies returned home on the late
train.
Judge and Mrs. Lorm Gray gave a
$50 dinner last evening i'll honor of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. Patterson and Major and
Mrs. H. NJ. Hamilton, who are visiting
in the city. Covers for twelve were
laid, and an elegant repast was served.
The evening was spent i'll playing 200"
The affair was most enjoyable one.
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Lake Crystal Union: A reunion of
the surviving members of the a. }.
Weymouth family was held last week
at the home of A. H. Shelby and wife
in this place. Those participating were
Mrs. Esther A. Weymouth, mother of
the family, A. H. Shelby and wife and
H. a. Weymouth and wife of this place,
o. E. Weymouth of Seattle. Wash,
Karl Osgood and wife of Minot, \. d.,
A. J. Wagner and wife of Waterville,
Mimi. W. f. Weymouth and wife of
Omaha. Neb.. W. +. Weymouth of Min
neapolis and Mrs. Birdie Smith and Miss
Myrtle Weymouth, granddaughters, and
Adam kimble and wife. uncle and aunt,
from Minneapolis. Other members of
, the family were unable to be present.
a reunion dinner was served at p. IN.
Thursday by Mine Host Judge Wood of
Crystal House. The party also held a
picnic Friday at the old home in Ger
esco. In all about thirty were present.
The occasion was very enjoyable one
and the children made glad the heart of
their dear old mother.
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Friends rendered Mr.. Wood a pleas
ant surprise at his home in North Man
kato last night. 1t was given in honor
of his birthday.
The evening was devoted to playing
progressive cmch Xhe prizes we're won
by Miss Julia Lundberg and Albert
Kircher. Light refreshments We're
served. . .-r
Miss Kathleen Hart entertained
party of ten last evening in honor of
Miss Lois Andrews. The evening was
spent in playing games, and tasty re-
freshments We're served. This evening
the same young people will be enter
tanned by Miss Eleanor Johnson, and to- |
morrow evening by Miss Mildred More |
hart. All are to be fareweils for Miss
Andrews, who leaves Saturday for her
future home i'll California.
Judge William f. Hughes departed
last evening for Il trip i'll the east He
will be absent three weeks, visiting
Jamestown, Washington, Richmond,
New York, Philadelphia and will see
his son Everette who is student at
West Point. This is the first vacation
that Judge Hughes has had since he as
sumed his duties in the probate court
several years ago, and the attorneys have
very kindly arranged their affairs in
that tribunal SO as to permit him to
no ohsant for thrao
Should any pressing business present
S1tself Judge Moll of st. Peter will come.
Miss Agatha Pete left last evening for
Pierre, 5. d., to take a homestead.
John II. Koehn left last night for
Hot Springs, Ark, where he will re-
side.
! +. }. Toeve left last night for Hot
Springs, Ark, for visit.
Mrs. Munson Burton left this after
noon for North Hampton, Mass, for an
extended visit.
4 w. j. Merchant left last night for
Denver, Col, with party of land
seekers.
W. c. Long was a passenger last
night for Denver, Col.
Miss Nellie Davis left last night for
trip to Denver, Col.
John Bengstrom left last night for
Salt Lake City.
Attorney b. J. Reynolds of Winnie
bago was in the city yesterday after
: noon.
Miss Cora Odiard, who has been teach
ing at Wells during the past year, has
returned home.
Mr.. Max Wischnick and bride have
returned from Minneapolis where they
( were married on Sunday. The bride
was Miss Nora Cooperman. The couple
will reside at lib North Second.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Patterson and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Patterson left this
forenoon for Faribaut, in II. A. Patter-
sons automobile, to attend the grad
uating exercises of Shattuck military
! school.
( ii. b. Torrey of Minneapolis, route
agent for the Wells Fargo Express
company, was in Mankato today.
II. L. Bengtson of Granite Falls was
I In Mankato over night ,
George A. King and wife of Blue
Earth visited Mankato today
Attorney +. F. Ellsworth of st. James