The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-03-08
From Mondays Daily.

n From Mondays Daily.
1 a very pleasant social event will take
place at Mapleton on Wednesday, wher
!. Miss Albertine Gerlich, daughter of ex
Sheriff and Mrs. Fred Gerlich, will be
, married to John +. Albrecht, who is q
clerk in his fathers store at Mapleton
Both are well known and popular young
people.
The Mems club of st, Johns Episcopal
church was entertained Saturday even
ing by r. +. Brown at his residence, 400
jackson street. About twenty-five Gen
tlemen were present. Bishop Edsall of
the Minnesota diocese was guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Brown, and he gave half hour
address on Ethics in Legal Practice. Z"
1t was the same address that he gave
in Philadelphia when he and Alton b.
Parker We're the speakers. Supper was
served at about eleven o'clock. after a
pleasant social time had been spent.
Yesterday forenoon Bishop Edsall con-
iirmed class of sixteen at ST. Johns
Episcopal church. and preached an able
sermon, the church being crowded. He
went to st. Peter on the afternoon train
ing.
| Alexander Ramsey Furne<s of st.
Paul. grandson of the late Alexander
Ramsey, was married in st. Paul OH
Friday to Miss Bernice Wyeth MIR.
Furness has number of acquaintance
| in Mankato.
Miss HERNIA Gregory, who attended
the normal in this city, was married in
st. Paul to Mr.. Robert Lee Downing of
Hibbing, where the couple will reside.
Miss Almira Anderson and Peter NJ
Broderson, both of Decoria, were unit
ed in marriage at the NJ. f. parsonage
this afternoon by Rev. Peter Clare.
They returned to the groom's farm.
The couple have the best wishes of a
large number of friends
Slayton Gazette: Mr.. and Mrs C.
E. Dinehart left last Monday for a
trip through the South. They will
spend three weeks at Hot Springs,
Arkansas, and after that will visit
Richmond Norfolk, Va, and Washing
ton, where Mrs. ID. will visit Miss
Florence and remain first mfwlfwy
Florence and remain there until she
graduates about the first of June
F. f. Heidel, proprietor of the Hotel
Hedel, at Fairmont and his brother
w. A. Heidel, the Winona lumber
man, visited in the city yesterday.
y John A. Dalzell, Morton attorney
is, in the city today.
r. c. Sattley, travelling engineer of
the Northwestern road and his wife !
spent Sunday in the city.
st. James Journal: Mrs Harry
Norman of Mankato was here last
week visiting her husband. Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman will move to st. James
as soon as house can be secured.
st. James Journal: Miss Eva Haw- |
er of Mankato was a guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Schoffman on Sunday.
David Schroeder of st. james visited |
in the city yesterday.
g. +. Black was in Faribault yester |
day.
+. l.. Holley and C. E. Drestrud of |
Marshall visited in the city over Sun |
day.
w. HI. Delaney, the Mortified |
horse breeder is i'm the city on bust |
ness trip.
H. f. Hendricks and S. d. Griffen of |
Sleepy Eye are in the city today.
Mrs. Joseph Ruerup and son Joseph H.
Ruerup returned Saturday from Nor.
walk, Ohio, where they were called by
ohS ouuuOh uCdoh VI us. cdCou
mother~of Mrs. Ruerup.
w. J. Milne of Faribault was i'm Man |
alto Saturday night.
C. E. Lockerby of Minneapolis, form
erly of this city, was i'm Mankato yester-
day.
Fred Kruse returned Saturday after
noon from his three weeks trip to New
York, where he made large purchases
for his firm, George E., Brett, Inc. He
states that he purchased the largest and
most up-to-date merchandise in all |
ready -to-wear ladies' clothing, surpass-
ing all former efforts. These goods are
arriving daily, and some have already
been unpacked.
H. E. Hendricks of Sleepy Eye was -
the city Saturday evening.
c. E. Orestrud and +. l.. Holly of Mar
shall were in the city last evening
V. F. Quist of st. Peter was in Man
kato yesterday.
City Attorney Daley and family spent |
Sunday visiting friends at Window.