The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-07-12
From Fridays Daily.

The marriage of Mr.. William NJ.
Lewis and Miss Katie Davies of But
ternut and Cambria townships took
place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William r. Davies, the brides parents,
in Butternut township on Tuesday
last.
a large and select company of guests
were present at the ceremony conducted
by Rev. Thomas l.. Griffith, pastor OF
Salem congregational church, with
which the bride and bridegroom are con-
nected. Many valuable and useful pres
ents were presented to the happy cou-
pie who intend to celebrate their honey
moon with friends in Wisconsin.
The bride is granddaughter of the
venerable patriarch, Hon. ID. c. Evans OF
Mankato; the groom being the SON of
Mr. and Mrs William II. Lewis of Lake
Crystal Both families are of pioneer
Welsh stock. The Hon. and Mrs. ID. C..
Evans and Mrs. William r., Lewis were
present with many of the immediate
relatives of both parties.
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Hanska Herald: 1t is reported that
Mr.. Fred Miller and Miss Ida Ode7
gard of Lake Hanska are to be mar
ried at Mankato July 3. They will
at once leave on an extended wedding
trip through Yellowstone National
Park and return by way of San
Francisco. The many friends of the
young couple wish them a long and
happy welded life.
That cupid is no respecter of years
I'll II H.. @I,
marriage in the Presbyterian church of
j. b. Wakefield of Blue Earth and Mrs.
L. Mobiles of Cleveland, Ohio. Both
bride and groom have passed the seven
ty-ffth milestone of life. Only few
friends and relatives attended the cere
mony which was celebrated by Rev. DR..
+. d. Rae.
Rev. n. p. Tuleen of the Swedish
Lutheran church was the officiating
clergyman at two, quiet weddings this
week. On Tuesday he joined in we'd
lock Mr.. Adolph f. Anderson and Miss
Lydia Westlund of Butterfeld, and on
Wednesday he performed the ceremony
which joined the hearts of Mr.. Fred
erick A. S. Miller and Miss Ida Ode
gard of Hanska.
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Mrs. William +. Jost. who departed
last evening for Pocatello, Idaho, was
given farewell party on Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs. ID. j.
Brown. Mrs. Jost was asked to spend
the evening at the Brown residence,
and shortly after her arrival about
fifty ladies came in and surprised her.
ha ~, ,rtS
Mrs. Henry Wiltgen winning first prize
and Mrs. A. NJ. Stein second Dainty
refreshments were served, after which
Mrs. Jost was presented with beauti-
full gold mounted party badge as a
remembrance Of the occasion. All de-
parted expressing regret at her depar-
ture, but wishing her Il most pleasant
journey.
- Mrs. w. c. Hoerr and Mrs. A. r.
Pau Jr., very pleasantly entertained
the Harmonic club of st. Johns Catho-
lie church at the home of the former
this afternoon. Nice refreshments were
served.
Miss Margaret Edwards and Mr..
George Goodwin of Iowa were married
was performed at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson, 81 Willard street, by
Rev. b. v Black, pastor of the Chris
tian church. Only relatives of the cou-
pie were present.
Good Thunder Herald: Mrs. Rams
pott of Mankato and Mrs. f. w.
Lossow of st. Clair, are spending the
week with relatives here.
Good Thunder Herald: Charles
SOhre. former resident. now treas
urer of the George Pond & Co. mer
chandise brokers, Minneapolis, was
calling on relatives and friends on
Monday.
Minnesota Lake Tribune: Schwen-
der Bros. of Mankato came down to
Minnesota Lake last Sunday afternoon
to take Father Van back to Mankato
with them.
Mrs. William Mylne of st. Paul is
visiting friends in Mankato for a
few DAYS. She was formerly resident
of this city.
w. w. P. Mcconnell has gone on a
trip through Nebraska.
Editor Eastwood of The Heron Lake
News was in Mankato on Wednesday
night. He stated that his section was
not afflicted with gnats, and was con-
graduating himself that the pests had
not extended their operations that far.
GAINESVILLE Argus: William Thomp-
son of North Dakota, formerly resi-
dent of Alma City, was a visitor in
this place Saturday Afternoon Mr..
Thompson left this county about ten
years ago. He bought farm near
Vernon Center, Blue Earth county
where he resided six years. He then
went to his present location securing
over fourteen hundred acres of land
at low figures. The rise in land has
made him Independent and he is now
Nervous Dyspepsia
for IL Years