The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-07-26
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main throughout the encampment of
the regiment.
DIR. +. w. Benham arrived today from
New York city and will spend some time
as the guest OF County Treasurer Hart
and family at Lake Crystal. He has been
taking a post graduate course of six
or seven months i'll New York.
Benjamin Hoerger of Faribault arrived
this noon and will be guest at the
home of County Treasurer Hart and
family at Lake Crystal for few days
DIR. w. p. Seaquist and wife will sc
to Rochester this evening for a short
vacation, and will return Monday oil
Tuesday.
Captain Maltby will join his company
at Camp Lakeview tomorrow. Since the
new arrival at his home he can certainly
be addressed as captain of infantry.
From Fridays Daily.
lie Sueur Center Leader Democrat +:
At the home of the brides parents in
the village of Kasota, at two o'clock
yesterday afternoon, occurred the mar
rage of Miss Ella Vernon to John II
Lipscy, minister from st. Peter Off.
ciating. The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Beatrice Vernon, and George
Lipscy, brother of the groom, was
grOOmsman.
The bride is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Vernon and a popular young
lady, having a host of friends there to
wish her much happiness. The groom is
a son of Mr.. and Mrs. James Lipscy, and
has resided in Kasota practically all his
life He is a prominent young man and
held in high esteem by his acquain,
tances.
The happy couple win make Their
home in Kasota.
III. Z. Hanson, cashier of the Farm
ers' State bank, and Z. A. Sine, as
sistant cashier, were in Mankato last
night.
Mapleton Enterprise: Mr.. Fred Ger
Itch returned home Monday from trip
to Dickinson, North Dakota, where he
was pleased to find a new grand daugh-
ter at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. K
Everitt.
Waseca Herald: Among the teachers
from this county attending summer
school at Mankato are the following:
Edith Bethke, Katherine Bowe, Agnes
Brady, Bridget Broderrick, Katie Cahill
Mae CoughIin, Hulda Frank, Rose Gil
day, Addie Gilmore, Katherine Hogan
Clara Hoverson, Emma kakuschke, Jen-
ME King, Margaret Linnihan, Verna
Moonan, Effie Owens, Gertrude Smith
Harry VanLoh, Kathryn Zeney, Title
Olsen and Anna Ryan.
Mr.. Paal, of the firm of Paal & O'Shea
of Currie, was in Mankato yesterday af-
ternoon.
DR.. w. H. Powell of kasota was on
Mankato's streets yesterday afternoon.
Robert Malzahn of Good Thunder is in
the city. His wife is in hospital.
w. H. Ward has returned from Min
neapolis, where he visited his sister, Mrs
Z. j. Aiken. The latter will soon move
to California to reside. Mr.. Ward
brought back his little girl, who has
been visiting her aunt.
Mrs. Joseph Ruerup was taken sud
denly ill last evening with hemorrhage
of the stomach.
a visit at the home of Robert S. Hughes
in Cambria, where she has been for a
few days.
S. b. Wilson was called to Vernon
Center today on business.
Attorney f. +. Ellsworth of st. James
was in the city last evening.
ID. A. Stuart of Window visited the
city last evening.
V. Z. Butler of Heron Lake was in
the city over night.
III. p. Hanson of Lake Crystal was an
arrival in the city yesterday afternoon,
remaining until today.
Charles H. Fulton and daughter of
Rapid City, S. D., were Mankato visit
ors today.
Mrs. HI. Szamet returned last night
from a months visit with friends at
Albert Lea and Clear Lake, Iowa. She
was accompanied by Miss Gladys Hirsch
of Albert Lea, who will remain three
or four weeks.
Elmore, where he secured the contract
for repairing the plans for a brick
church to cost $4,000, which the Con-
gregationalists are to erect there.
Mrs. A. Z. Walrath of Glenwood Ave-
nue. entertained the North Side w. c. L.
U. Thursday afternoon in a delightful
manner The house was beautifully dec
Grated with ferns and roses.
The attendance was large. The ladies
came out in a carryall and proceeded to
make themselves at home.
Mrs. Sherk led the meeting in a most
worthy manner. Several selections and
poems were read, and duet by Mrs.
Sherk and Mrs. Joslyn deserves special
mention. An entertainment was plan
ned to take place in about two weeks
Aat which the public will be invited.
Dainty refreshments were served. Mrs.
Walrath was assisted in serving by Mrs.
Cowan, Mrs. Dubois and Mrs. Phelps.
st. Peter Herald John A. Mcmillan
left last Monday for jamestown, n. d.,
where he will enter the employ of the
Northern Pacific road.
Herman Herder of the Union Cigar
company of Jordan was caller on his
customers here today.
Miss Ottilie Liedlotf is visiting friends
at Good Thunder.
Good Thunder Herald: Miss Alma
Wood of Mankato spent several days of