The Mankato free press., 1907-02-15

was served late in the afternoon. and
the decorations were chiefly of red.
Good Thunder Herald: Despite tht
cold and stormy weather the wedding
bells still ring merrily on in this burg
Yesterday afternoon at two o'clock, oc-
Cured the marriage of Miss Elsa
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hitler
and Emil Sohre, the ceremony taking
place at st. Johns lutheran church.
The brides dress was of silk crepe du
chene over tafieta. the wedding veil be-
ing held in place by hyacinths. The
bride carried handsome bouquet of
bridal roses. The groom wore the con
ventiOnal black. :.
The attendants were Miss Marie
Schmidt of Janesville, cousin of the
bride. Miss Alma Richter, Mapleton and
Miss Zelma Sohre of this place; and the
Messrs. Edward Hitler. August and VIII
Sohre The bridesmaids were dressed i'm
white French lawn and carried pink ear
nations. 1t was Il very pretty wedding.
A reception was given the young
people during the evening at the home
of the brides parents, where small
company were entertained The wedding
table was very prettily decorated with
smilaX.
Mr.. Sohre is the eldest son of Mr..
and Mrs. August SOhre. He is a Young
farmer, having farm east of town
where the young people will reside. We
Yend congratulations.
Mrs. II. j. Kruse delightfully."- enter
tained the Harmonic society yesterday
afternoon ut her home, 5l6 North Broad
street. ~
Mrs. Summers delight fully entertain
ed friends last night at 900" Upon
a dainty silk bag to hold their favors
as they progressed. Head prizes We're
taken by Mesdames Andrews and Force.
Miss Edith Holman presided at the fa-
vOr table. Elaborate refreshments were
served and all declared Mrs. Summers q
royal entertainer. Mrs. Summers en-
tertains again Saturday night. a
The Ladies' Aid society of the Luther
an Trinity church met yesterday after
noon with Mrs. Hans Hanson, 200 Pleas
ant street. About sixty were present
and refreshments were served. All en-
ioyed the affair. .s> atf
Miss Rosa Keoueh is visiting her par
ents Mr. and Mrs. Luke Keough at
Cleveland for few days. @
Miss Clara Miller of Madison Lake
stopped off here to visit friends on her
way to Sioux City where she will visit
her cousin, Mrs. Mabel Wheaton.
Mrs. Frolence Parker of Garden City
is visiting friends in the city.
Miss Eva Barnard is visiting friends
in Vernon Center.
The statement that Mrs. c. +. Hacker
is improved was erroneous. She is
still critically i'll and cannot be seen
by callers.
Mrs. J. r. Bennett and son of Sleepy
Eye are the guests of Mrs. Lusk.
Asa Reed was operated upon at one
of the city hospitals for appendicitis,
and he will soon be able to return to
his home in Vernon Center. a
w. B. Davies has been confined to
his home for several days and he is not
able to do the court work at the court
house. a
Mrs. James Morse of 7O3 South Sec
ond is quite sick with the grip.
Miss Emily Beadle of Ceresco. Iowa,
has tonsilitis and is confined to her
room on South Second street. Miss
Beadle is attending school in this city.
Master George Cook of ST. Clair, who
had the tibia bone removed from his
leg at Emmanuel hospital, is now much
improved and he will soon recover.
Mrs. Mic Harris of North Second
street was operated on few days ago
and today she is much improved.
c.. Hauley of Sanborn, Mimi, cashier
for the Chicago & Northwestern road at
that point. was operated on for acute
appendicitis today at st. .Joseph's hospi-
tai
Willie Chittenden is receiving good
attention at the Emmanuel hospital and
he will soon be out again. s-s
Mrs Joseph Klaus of North Fifth
street is being treated at st. JOseph's
hospital for general debility.
Airs. Frank Albright of Minnesota
Lake is unoer. treatment at Emmanuel
hospital.
Mrs. j. f. Reynolds and her daueh
ter are confined to their home on State
street with the grip.
Louis Gilmore was operated on for.
an abscess of the abdomen a few days,
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