The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-07-05
Social and Personal
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Iamm celebrat
ed their fifteenth wedding anniversar
last evening. About forty friends wer
pleasantly entertained. Mr.. and Mrs
Lamm were presented with some hand
some cut glass. The guests played 800,
and the prizes were won by Mrs kro
and Mr.. L. S. Lamm.
Eddy Arthur Clare of st. Paul, son O
Rev. Peter and Mrs. Clare, and Mis-
Alice B. landlord of st. Paul were mar
ried at the Methodist parsonage at nool
today. The wedding was quiet fam
lily affair, only the immediate relative
being present. A wedding dinner fol
lowed the ceremony.
The bride was dressed i'm cream col
Ored wolfe over white taffeta silk anc
carried shower bouquet of brides
roses. Among the many valuable pres
ents were solid silver sets from tn,
John Leslie Paper company of Mime
apolis and Zimmerman Bros. of st
Paul. The bride has held the positios
of cashier with Zimmerman Bros.
wholesale house, st. Paul. Mr. Clare i:
a travelling salesman for the John Leslie
Paper company of Minneapolis. Both
bride and groom are highly thought OF
by large circle of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clare departed on the
late train this afternoon for st. Paul
where they will be at home after Aug
l, at 620 st. Anthony avenue.
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President c. H. Cooper of the normal
school, accompanied by President Max
well of the Winona normal, left Sunday
for Los Angeles, Cal, to attend the an
nual meeting of the National Educa-
tional association. They expect to be
gone three weeks.
B. F. McGregor of Mapleton paid the
city visit yesterday afternoon.
Superintendent A. C. Tibbetts of Blue
Earth was in the city yesterday after
noon.
Jacob J. Balzer of Mountain Lake Wis
tied the city last evening.
Miss Mabel Moore left yesterday for
Butte, Mont, and Seattle, Wash, for
two months visit.
Miss Katherine Kohler left yesterday
for Hot Springs, S. d.
Eldon Pratt, wife and boy left yes
terday for Duluth, and from there will
90 down the lakes, returning via Chi
cagO.
c. F. Hacker left yesterday afternoon
for Chicago.
Mrs. E. M. Martinson and child leave
tomorrow for Chicago.
Mrs. f. A. Engwalson and little son
Donald have returned from Des Moines,
Iowa, where they have been visiting
Mrs. James Gardner.
Mrs. Grace Fox has moved back to
Mankato from Minneapolis. She ex-
poets to reside here in the future.
Dr. w. W., Eberhart, returned last
evening from Amarillo, Texas, where he
spent the past two weeks. He found
matters looking fine down there, with
crops promising. s.,r-
MIR. and Mrs. W. H. Davis. C. G.
Spaulding and H. c. Hotaling of Maple
ton attended the funeral OF the late
Judge Plymat this, afternoon.
Attorney Thomas NJ. Koeghan of
Minnesota Lake attended the funeral of
the late Judge Plymat today.
Attorney NJ. W., Brewster of Wells
was among those who came to the city
today to attend the funeral of Judge
Plymat. }yge
Judge j. H., Quinn Of Fairmont at
tended the funeral of his friend, the late
w. N. Plymat, this afternoon, and was
one of the pail bearers, tn,,
Attorney B. J. Reynolds, of Winneba-
90 attended the funeral of the late
Judge Plymat this afternoon
George Sheldon has accepted the posi-
ton of driver for the Wells Fargo local
office.
A. C. Hedberg took trip to Mime
apolis today.
Postmaster J. f. Haycraft of Madelia
was morning arrival in the city.
f. NJ Weston and F. f. Flanagan of
Winona spent last night in the city.
Attorney F. F. Ellsworth of st. James
visited the city last evening.
f. f. Watson of Minneapolis was in
Mankato last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Mack of Round
Prairie returned to their home today at
ter visit of two weeks in the city.
Mrs Frank Halstead and mother left
this morning for Menominie, Wis, for
a visit.
Mrs. William Better left yesterday for
st. Ignace, Mich, to visit relatives.
J.. w. Prendergast returned to his
home at lie Sueur Center yesterday
after spending Sunday in the city
w. L. Bradshaw took trip to Farm
ington today.
Mrs. William Jost will leave for
Pocatella, Idaho, in a few days, where
she will reside.
Charles Griebel will leave tomorrow
for Niagara Falls where he will attend
the National Billposters' association
meeting. Mrs. Griebel will accompany
her husband. They will visit several
places of interest in the east before re-
turning to Mankato.
Stephan Seeberg and family will
spend week at New Tim and Sleepy
Eye.
Rev. Peter Clare leaves tomorrow
morning for Red Rock camp meeting,
to return next Monday.
Lieutenant Governor A. .. Eberhart
speaks tonight at st. James, at the
Swedish Lutheran church.