The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-06-28

left Saturday morning for Mankato
where she expects to join her sister,
Mrs. Christensen. and a few others who
will camp for a few days at Lake Mad
ison.
Richard Hughes, John Koppen, Frank
~. Leonard and Mason Hynson of Man
kato have been drawn to serve on the
United States jury which will convene
in Duluth on July 3.
From fridays Daily.
Miss Winnifred Mathews and Mr..
Fred l.. Hall were happily married at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James Bates
in Spring Island, at noon yesterday, the
Rev. James Steensen of Winnebago Of
floating Miss Flora Remington of Wells
played the wedding chorus from Lohen-
gren. The bride was daintily gowned in
white silk null with white roses. Her
attendant, Miss Haslip of Northtield,
wearing a lovely cream and mauve silk
with pink carnations, while the groom
and best man. William f. Bemis of Win
nebago, looked very manly in the con-
yentional black About eighty guests
were seated in a semi-circle facing the
fern and SNOWFALL draped porch, upon
which the bridal party stood. An ele-
CANT dinner was served, the tables were
decorated with superb red roses and
tulips. The wedding presents were very
fine, linen, hand painted china, very rich
silver, hand made centerpieces, scarfs,
pnnly,unpI a
large bust. many other dainty things.
Dinner was followed by an hour of un-
restrained merriment The bridal cou-
pie left in the usual shower of rice and
old shoes, for a long trip through the
west, they will visit many points of in
terest, including Yellowstone park, Sc
attic, returning Sept. |. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Hall and fam
lily, parents of the groom; the Kew.
James Steensen and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Stauffer, all of Winnebago; Miss
Remington, Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Sandt of
Wells; Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Hall of
Fairmont, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur French,
Miss Campbell of st. Paul; Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Hall and Mr.. and Mrs.
Northrup of Minneapolis; Mrs. Amelia
Worthley of Sherburn and Mrs. Amer
Caldwell, Miss Carrie Caldwell, Mr.. w.
c. CALDWELL and F. A. Caldwell of LIE
Sueur.
Rochester Post and Record: Mrs.
Frank Manley was delightfully."- sur
pany of thirty ladies, who invaded the
Marley home without any notice what
ever of their coming. Very often an
occasion of farewell nature such as
this was mas n tinge of regret connected
with it on account of the thought of
parting, but the afternoons program
was so skilfully carried out by Mes
danes Baldwin, Martin and August
Fischer that the event was not in the
least affected in any way to mar its
pleasure.
The ladies met at the home of Mrs.
Fischer and proceeded from there to
the Manley residence on Franklin
street, where they entered the home to
the great surprise of the astonished re-
eipient of the pleasing demonstration
of friendship. The afternoon was pleas
antly spent in conversation, and a short
musical program was listened to with
much enjoyment. Later Mrs. Manley
was presented with a beautiful rocker,
Mrs. Baldwin Martin making the pre-
sentation i'll behalf of the ladies, and the
gift was gracefully received. Dencious
refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marley and
family will leave Rochester on July 8,
to make their home in Winona, and
their departure will cause great regret
among their large circle of friends in
this city.
Conductor Manley is quite well known
i'll Mankato.
Waseca Herald: Mr.. Guy Lawson, as
sistant postmaster of this city, and Miss
Leona Owens, a sister of Mrs. Harry
Smith of Blooming Grove, were married
Tuesday evening, June Is, Senator
Works, former pastor of the Mankato
Baptist church officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawson took the ld;ls evening train for
a trip into Iowa to visit the brides
old home at Charlton. The marriage
ceremony was performed at the farm
residence of Mr.. Harvey Smith. This
farm is one of the places of this coun
ty that have been occupied and cult
waited continuously since and including
the year 1855. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson
have the best wishes of hosts of
friends.
A linen shower was held last evening
at the home of c. FITZGERALD, 633 South
Front street, in honor of Miss Mamie
who will be married next
week. Many friends were present and
the affair was pleasant one.
Mr.. Roscoe f. Beede and Miss Nina
Pride were married at Wells on Tues
day. The bride was a school teacher in
that village for several years, and the
groom is connected with the Wells
flour mill. Both have friends in Man
kato.
Winnebago Enterprise: Mrs. P. S.
Marks, is visiting her daughter, Pearl,
at Mankato. From there she will go to
Dodge Center and Blooming Prairie to
visit relatives and friends. She will bs
absent about a month.
Minnesota Lake Tribune: Miss Grace
and Master Jimmie Lester are visiting
ut the L. B. Probart home at Mankato
A. IL