The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-12-27
From Fridays DIZZY

| FROM fridays DIZZY.
Miss Catherine McCaffery of this
city and Richard o. .Naegele of Mime
apolis were united in marriage in one
of the parlors os the Saulpaugh at
$3.50 o'clock yesterday afternoon, by
Judge w. l.. Conrstock The groom
is the son of a Minneapolis bank Off
cial and the bride is recent conner
in Mankato. Both are fine looking
young people, and their many friends
will extend their best wishes and con-
CALCULATIONS. They will be guests at
the saulpaugh for few days, and
will then 90 to. Minneapolis to reside.
Miss Otillia Wittrock, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wittrock, was
very pleasantly surprised last Sunday
afternoon by about twenty of her rel
'atives and friends from this city. it
being the occasion of her twentieth
birthday anniversary. She was pre-
scented with beautiful ring bearing
her initials, as a token of love and
esteem from those present. Am ele-
CANT lunch was served and all enjoyed
themselves very much, departing late
in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. p. Hunt will leave
tomorrow for New York, boston and
other eastern points on visit. Re-
turning they will stop in Washington
for a few days, and while there Mr..
Hunt will endeavor to have some de-
partmental rulings changed to conform
to more modern methods employed, or
desired to be employed, in the trans
action of the salmon business in
southeastern Alaska. They will return
to Mankato the latter part of Janu-
airy and after short stay here will
return to Seattle preparatory to going
to Alaska early in March.
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The LeHillier Social club met with
Mrs. f. r. Bohan yesterday after
noon. Fourteen ladies were present.
A tasty lunch was served. The next
meeting will be at Mrs. I. J.. Cum
mings'.
Mrs. A. Il. Piau entertained the la
dies auxiliary of the Episcopal church
at her home yesterday afternoon very
pleasantly.
R. w. Scberer of New Ulm was in
the city yesterday afternoon.
Miss Helen Hall. one of the public
school teachers, left yesterday after
noon for Kent, Ohio, to spend her
holiday vacation.
Miss Hannah Giese left yesterday
for Hanover, Ontario.
Thomas McGary left yesterday aft.
ernoon for Chicago to spend the holt
days with his son-in-law, John j.
Rooney, and family.
Conner Jones and his cousin, Fred
Jones, of Cambria, attended the meet.
ing of the knights of Pythias last
night.
o. p. Buell.. the Kasota banker, was
among the out of town Knights who
attended the meeting of the Pythian
knights last night.
County Attorney Olson, ex-Mayor
Henry Moll, William Mallgren and w.
H. Ribble were among the st. Peter
knights of Pythias who attended the
meeting of the local lodge of that or
der last night.
c. Fitzsimmons has returned to the
city to spend the winter.
Mrs. c. Check is the guest of Mrs.
g. p. Griebel at Mapleton.
Ole Peterson of Cottonwood was a
Mankato visitor yesterday.
John j. Sullivan of Madison Lake
had business before the tounty board
this afternoon.
Darwood Banch has arrived from
the Dakotas to visit his sister, Mrs.
John Palmer.
Edmund r. Bohan of North Da-
kota has arrived to spend Christmas
with his mother.
Superintendent Mcconnell, Professor
Gasink and several others accompanied
the high school debating team to
Worthington this morning, to be pres
ent at the interscholastic debate there
this evening.
A. l.. Crane is i'll at his home, s22
North Fifth.
Miss Maud Hart goes to st. Paul
tomorrow, where she will visit over
Sunday. and then she will 20 to
Milwaukee. where she will visit Miss
Gerlach through the holidays.
George II. Hoerr was improved to-
day.
Herman Langhoff of Darforth has
arrived to spend Christmas with his
parents.
A. L. Sackett of st. Peter was in
Mankato yesterday.
r. w. Farver and j. l.. Holmberg
|of st. Peter attended the knights
,of Pythias lodge last night.
Fred Paul of Walnut Grove was
in Mankato today.
Senator S. ID. Works returned home
from the northern part of the state
Saturday night, and has been sick