The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-07-19
From Thursdays Daily.

h. Livingston OF Silver Lake were mar
ried on Tuesday July 9 at noon at the
Tall Oaks farm by Rev. 7. A. DUNCAN
1t was quiet home wedding; the cere-
mony was held under the trees. The
guests from a distance were: the bride
groom's mother and sister, Mrs. Edgar
l. Heermance ST., of New Haven, Conn.
who is the daughter of former President
Wolsey of Yale college and Miss Laura
Heermance; Mrs. James H. Smith o.
York, Nebr., Mrs. S. +. Keenan, of Man
kato, Mr.. Robert w. Livingston from an
\. p. survey party in North Dakota
and Montana, and Mr.. C. G.. Thompson
of Yale Divinity school, the student
pastor of the Center Chain church, Mrs.
L. A. DUNCAN of Fairmont, together
with the resident members of the brides
family. ~ -
Mr.. Heermanee is pastor of the First
Congregational church at Mankato, a
Yale man. and is deeply interested in
promoting the rural church work, and
is known as writer on topics pertain
inc to modern church problems. IS
Miss Livingston is a daughter of
William r. and B. J. Livingston, we'll
known pioneer residents. She is
Carleton graduate and lady of rare
attainments and refinement.
This couple. having character, high
ideals, and education, start out with
good prospects for useful and happy
life. ..@.a-
They 90 to the White Mountains for
a brief wedding tour and vacation and
the best wishes of all 60 with them.
George Palmer and children of Wi
mona is visiting at the home of Mrs
J. Mayer, at $40 South Fourth street
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Warwick return
ed last night from an automobile trip
of about l20 miles, which they took as
guests of Fred Carr of Hudson, Wis.
Editor w. +. Mailer of The Spring
field Advance came in today to see the
elephants and the other animals. e
Mrs. G.. III. Ulrich of Ceylon is in the
city to be treated.
George Hartwick of Winnebago is in
the city to receive medical treatment.
DIR. G. R.. Curran went to Window to-
day to attend the meeting of the South
western Minnesota Medical association.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Burroughs are at
Minnesota Lake, having been called
there by the death of the latter's broth
er: which occurred this morning.
John ID. Lunn, formerly of this city,
is now secretary and produce buyer for
new creamery and cold storage COM
PAW recently formed at Bemidji.
Mr.. and Mrs John Nelson of North
NIankato are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs,
Simon .Hoegh and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
johnson of Rushford at their cottage
at Madison Lake this week.
f. j. Mention has returned from a
months trip to Cumberland and Winter,
Wis. where he was looking after his
land interests.
Miss Alice Thayer of Wooster. Mass,
and Charles Croker of Chicago are
guests at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
A. II. Jones.
A.. S. Willoughby and E. G. Perkins of
Lacrosse, Wis, officials of the Milwau-
kee road. were in the city over night.
Miss Carroll of st. Paul is in the
city.
Mrs. C. o. Daley and children went
to Owatonna yesterday afternoon for a
weeks visit.
Edna Jones of Cambria arrived yes
terdav to visit Lenore Davies for few
days.
b. d. Smith left yesterday afternoon
for Rock Island.
Curtis Snow went to LeSueur yes
terday afternoon to visit his relatives
for few days.
Rev. Alexander McGregor of st. Pau
will occupy the pulpit of the Presby,
terrain church Sunday morning, and viii
preach at the union services in the even
ing at the opera house.
w. G. Masters left yesterday after
noon for Philadelphia, Pa, where he will
represent the Manila lodge OF Elks at
the grand lodge. ef's',
H. L.. Robinson of Minneapolis, presi-
dent of the Gamble Robinson Fruit Com
mission Co., was in the city yesterday.
j. j. Waddell took trip to Minnie
apolis yesterday.
Rev. A.. f. Winter went to Belle
Plaine yesterday afternoon to attend a
meeting of the trustees of the church.
Miss Bonnie Roe and Miss Martin OF
Sioux Falls, S. D., arrived yesterday
afternoon to visit the formers sister
Mrs George Lang.
DR.. A. +. Schmitt's family returned
last night from Cliff Inn, where they
have been enjoying ten days outing
Mrs, Giles EIlis and two daughters OF
Dodge Center were in Mankato few
hours last evening while on their way
from Tracy to Lake Crystal for visit
Mr. and Mrs. Mont O'Brien of Kansas
City. Mo-. are visiting c. w. Jessup and
family. Mrs. O'Brien is a niece of Mr.
Jessup.
Miss Mary Larson is entertaining
her mother, Mrs. Swan j. Larson of
Tracy.
Rev. George w. Davis, left this morn
ing for his new home in st. Paul. His
household goods were shipped yesterday
During the remainder of July he will
occupy the pulpit of one of the leading
PRESBYTERIAN churches in St. PAIL and
will spend the month of August in his
old home at Woleot, N. Y. Mrs. Davis
and daughter will sail from England
Aug. 81 and all will return! to st. Pau
in time for him to take up his work in
Manchester college September l. Rev
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