The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-05-17
Friday, May II, 1906
SCOTLAND Personal
From THURSDAYS Daily.


From THURSDAYS Daily.
Miss Marie Amundson and Max Orr
both of this city, Were on Saturday
afternoon united in the holy bonds of
matrimony at the Christian church in
st. Paul, Rev. T.. T.. Madeira performing
the ceremony, Both bride and groom
We're former residents of Aiankato They
will make their future home at st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orr have many friends
who extend their best wishes for their
future happiness. s.
La Crosse Chronicle: Mr.. Harry Nebel
and Miss Nina Gokey were married
yesterday morning by the Rev, J. J.
Clements. of, the English Lutheran
church, after which they We're driven to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William.
Drake, l2l South Eighth street, where
a dainty wedding breakfast was served,
Miss Laura Thompson acted as brides
maid and John Gokey, brother of the
bride. was best man. The happy couple
took the noon Burlington 10 Prairie du
Chen, where a reception was held at the
home of the brides mother last even
ing Mr. and Mrs. Nobel will be at
home after May IL. at liz South Third
street where a nicely furnished home
awaits them. -
Mr. Nebe is a former resident of Man
kato.
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Champlin very pleas.
antly entertained the Young ladies' club
of the Baptist church known as the G.
Y. O. club, last evening at their home,
426 Sonth Broad street. They had a
surprise for the club members for unbe
known to them they had invited a mum
Der Of young men, who arrived at $3.50
o'clock, A literary program was carried
ont. and games played. and tasty refresh
ments were served. The guests number
ed upwards of forty.
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The annual meeting of the Young
Mems Cristian association will be held
in the association hall Friday night,
May 18th at $50 o'clock. a banquet be-
ing served to the entire association
membership. This promises to be one
of the most pleasant meetings ever
held. as the Glee club is arranging TO
give four selections that they have been
excelling in their practice. The reports
of the years work will be given on
that evening and other matters of bust
ness will be transacted. Invitations
will be sent to the members this week
by Secretary Gran.
Court Undine No. % held its regular
meetm" last night and had a large at
tendancs, Mrs. Ella Barnard of Cumber-
lin. Wis. was visitor. After the close
OF the meeting. two of the members were
taken completely by surprise and show
cred with tinware. They were Clara
Nelson Gronquist, bride of two weeks,
and Annie Nelson. bride to be. After
an hour of good time and chat, nice re-
freshments were served which all en-
iOyed.
We had q call from Charles Barney
accompanied by his brother. Asa. Mr.
Barney came mp from Mankato and
spent Sunday with his brother, Charles,
and family and other relatives and
friends. Asa is getting along in years.
Ii was ffty-one years ago Tuesday
since he landed in Blue Earth county
and it will be fifty-two years ago next
October since his brother. Charles came
to this country. Both are well preserved
for early settlers and are chuck full of
history of the times that were.-Lake
Crystal Union. .... E
Miss Agnes f. Page of Mortified is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
William John Pell.
Mrs. w. f.. Barker returned last even
inc from a two weeks visit with Mr.
Barker ut Brainerd She also visited
with the family of Rev. Carde of Macal-
ester college a few days.
Mrs. W. II. Webster returned to her
duties in the Lake Crystal schools this
morning after having spent several days
in this city caring for Mr.. Webster, who
has been quite ill.,
Charles Butler attended the bankers
convention at Pipestone yesterday.
General Agent Thomas of The Dis
trict Leader company, which appears at
the theatre May ID, was in Mankato
today. ....,... ....-. .t...
George Crouch of st. James paid his
Nlankato friends a visit today.
Fred Duncanson of Winnebaeo was in
Mankato last evening.
Thomas +. Davis and wife of Marshall
visited in the city over night.
Attorney j. l.. Lobben of st. James
was in MankatO last evening.
Miss SorensOn of Amboy. who was
recently operated upon in this city for
appendicitis. is doing nicely, and is en-
tirely ont of danger.
Alfred Carlson returned yesterday
from Colorado Springs, Col. where he
spent the winter partly for his health.
He is completely restored to health.
j. f. Haycraft of Madela was an ar
rival in Mankato this morning.
George. w. Su9den attended the meet
ing of bankers at Pipestone Yesterday
County Commissioner Young left to-
day for Hayward. Wis. where he ac-
companies Freddie Nelson, the lad who
has been in the, hospital for nearly two