The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-06-21

white silk and lace and carried bouquet |
of brides roses. while the bridesmaids |
were attired in white and carried carna
ltiens. ft'' ''tt+
Following the marriage service boun-
ltiful wedding dinner was served, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Ward took their de-
parture for the twin cities. They will
make their future home at Mankato
where the groom holds a responsible pO-
sition in the wholesale mercantile estab-
| lshment of L. Patterson as bookkeeper.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Lyde Chestnut and William
"Wednesday, June 26.
| Mapleton Enterprise: A marriage of
interest to the large number of friends
and relatives present was that OF Miss
Gertrude Loretta Jewell, granddaughter
|of MIR. and Mrs. Frank Pearson of Man
tkato township, and George Stanley
Halves, of Rdridan township, at the
home of >the brides grand parents, on
Wednesday June 3, at high noon. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Peter
Clare. pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church at Mankato, after which a sump-
ltuous dinner was served. TIL bride is
an energetic and amiable young lady.
enioying the friendship of a large circle
of acquaintance. The groom, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. F. Halves, is an indus
trious, persevering young man, well and
favorably known in this community
The bride and groom have grown to
manhood and womanhood in this coun-
Ity.
Yesterday was DIR. Harry Dells birth
day; also Mrs. o. H. Osmondson's and
Mr.. Torgensen's. They were all given
an informal party by Mrs. Dell last
levening and it was very pleasant af-
fair. One of the little daughters of DR..
and Mrs. Dell was included in the party
also as she was year and a half old.
!, Announcement of the marriage of
| Miss Doris Elizabeth Smith, who has
taught school at CORTLAND the past
year, and daughter of Alderman and
! Mrs A. g. Smith of lie Sueur to Hugh
H. Walter. editor of The Brown County
Journal of New Tim, was announced at
; the Catholic church Sunday last. The
ceremony will take place June 20.
County Treasurer T. W. Hart has
gone to st. Paul to attend the Taft
banquet.
James Mullen returned this noon from
| | h.
ter, Miss Cora, who was operated upon
in Minneapolis for appendicitis. The
young woman is recovering nicely.
> \. w. Sergeant of Amboy was in the
city today.
W. W. Paddock and w. r. Hammett
of this city, A. l.. Cummins of Eagle
| Lake and James Weir of Good Thunder
returned this noon from st. Paul. where
u they have been attending the CniteC
! States court since week ago Monday
> as jurors. With three Judges presiding
: the work of the court was fastened,
Emil G. Hage of Hanska paid the city
a visit Yesterday. ''t'
: f. II. Garfield of Luverne was in Man
kato yesterday. T.. "'' :''1
. Don S. Hupp of st. Paul was in Man
n
Attorney c. R. Fowler of Minneapoh:
i had business in the city Yesterday.
> Albert Madison of Haywafds, Cal, has
= arrived in the city for a months visit
He is a brother of Henry Madison.
). r.. c. Peart returned today from Min
: neapolis.
Professor Mccormick of the Nortl
IL Mankato school will solicit for the Man
kato Commercial college during the sum
n mer. '''&'l -
Farmont Sentinel Mrs. Murtaugl
u and daughter went to Mankato thi.
morning for few days visit with rel
). atives.
Amboy Herald Mrs. Charles Wager
went to Minneapolis Tuesday to be pres
:. ent at the graduating exercises of tn,
Il university class, among whom is hel
daughter, Alma.
J. Mapleton Enterprise: Max Wiser
Mankato's irresistible boomer, was il
/ town Tuesday, afternoon working up in
terest in the kVoodmen picnic and carni
5. val week.
v w. G. Masters returned last night
h from Manila, Philippine Islands, where
II he holds an important position in the
:. postal service. He viii remain in the
: United States until Jan. l, but not al
: of this time in Mankato. He is looking
: well, and his friends are glad to welcome
: him home again from the orient.
III Miss DeNOre of Winona was an ar
n rival in the city this morning.
e j. W. Mccall of lie Sueur Center was
Y i'm the city over night
! A. c. Tibbetts of Blue Earth was a
:. visitor to the city today.
; S. F. Scott of Vesta was in the city
3 over night.
w. j. Dutch and Miss Leila l. Dutch
of st. Paul visited in Mankato yester-
: day.
Il Miss Anna Bachelor has been the
guest of her uncle, L. Bachelor and
, family, at Madelia
Miss Mabel Rudberg is at Madelia
Twisting relatives.
P. H. Carney is suffering from a car
: bunkle on his neck.
i George Wilcox left last night for
Pierre, ). d., for weeks visit.
From Saturdays Daily
| The marriage of Miss Martha Reyn-
Odds Bohan to John William Donahue
lis to take place Thursday morning,