The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-09-13
Happy Marriage Scheduled
Tomorrow Afternoon.
MILL Is CLOSED At PRESENT
Change in the Working Force Is Ru
mOred; News, Notes and Gossip
About People.

Miss Laura Schlingerman and Mr.
William Shultz are to be married al
the home of the brides parents, the
Schlingerman hotel, tomorrow after
noon at three o'clock. After short
trip they will be at home to then
friends in the house recently vacated
by Mr.. j. Bachtle in the eastern part
of town.
Miss Amanda Miller is attending
Commercial college in Mankato.
George Schimmele, son of Martin
Schimmele, has been quite sick.
Mrs. Brisbane, mother of Mrs. Ben
F. MeGregor, after visiting her daugh-
ter the past two months, started last
Monday for her home in Reno, New
Miss Emma Sellers goes to Win
nebago City and will attend Parker
college, taking bookkeeping and music.
The Methodist Episcopal parsonage
is enclosed and makes a very fine APP
pearance. Rev. Perry is to be con-
graduated upon his efforts in this
direction.
The entertainment to be held in
town tomorrow night was well ad-
vertised from the Baptist pulpit last
Sunday. 10 is now thought that the
Baptists will all attend.
Misses Annie and Mary Fitz- Patrick
are attending Commercial college in
Mankato.
Miss Ida Hogan, niece of Chauncey
Sellers, is enjoying her school in
North Dakota. She is within six
miles of the Canadian line.
Miss Ursula Troendle, daughter of
Win Troendle, has Returned to her
school at Prairie du Chen, Wis.
Mrs. John r. Norton and her son,
Charles Norton, with her daughters,
Margaret and Nora Norton, have gone
to Wisconsin, Mrs. Norton and Charlie
to visit at Waukesha, while Margaret
and Nora will attend school in a
convent in Wisconsin east of Dubuque.
Rev. HI. Bolton has gone to Iowa
to visit. He will return Friday of this
week
Howard Berry started for the uni
versity last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Potter have
gone to Fairmont where they will
visit Mrs Potter brother and also
attend the Martin county fair.
WINS Henning and Emma Greig
were married last week and after a
trip to Chaska, the groom's home, they
will 60 to housekeeping in the Weth-
erby house recently occupied by DR..
viii Sutherland.
Dakota Tuesday night, where she has
a homestead claim with five months
more to live on it before she can get
a title.
Miss Emma Troendle, Mr.. Lucas
Troendle of Mapleton, and Mr.. Jacob
Bachtle of Easton intend spending the
winter months in California. They
will start before cold weather sets in
A brother and his bride of V. j.
Greimer visited here over Sunday.
Mesdames Will and Joe Schimmele
entertained for their niece, Miss Laura
Schlingerman, last Saturday. The Ia
dies testified by their gifts that they
wished Miss Schlingerman's welded
life to be perfect success.
Miss Addie Sprague is teaching at
Heron Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Davis, Deacon
Green and H. c. Hotaling attended the
Garden City fair.
Miss Beatrice .Troendle, daughter of
Henry Troendle, was taken by her
father and mother to Rochester for
treatment for appendicitis.
Hon. Henry Libby and his mother
from Winona spent Sunday with his
uncle, w. ]. Libby of Mapleton.
The mill is making changes, not in
machinery, but in it's working force.
At present the mill is shut down and
its employees are exchanging ideas in
their best clothes on Front street.
Rumors of all kinds are in the air
but nothing tangible can be heard