The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-05-03

of the family were present. The bride
United States Navy acted as his broth
er's best man. The bride wore white
! liberty satin gown made with yoke and
sleeves of princess lace and a tulle veil
held in place with orange blossoms. Mr..
MaXiield is a nephew of p. X. Wiser OF
this city. He has visited here a number
of times.
Monday, April %, the Harmonic so
ciety of st. Johns Catholic church will
hold its third annual banquet in the
church hall from one to five o'clock.
All the members of this united pro-
gressive little band, forty in number,
are requested to be present.
The card party given by the ladies'
degree OF the Modern Samartans last
night was we'll attended. The game Of
progressive cinch was played and honors
were won by Professor Ball and Miss
Berercn Refreshments were served.
| :.
The teachers and children of the
kindergarten department of the state
normal school have issued invitations
to the mothers to attend May party
there at three O'Clock next Wednesday
afternoon.
Dr. Ivan Parry. W. NJ. Boleom and
, +. p Jameson. of Seattle, f. f. Gran
dali OF Mankato. and Thomas Shevlin
of Minneapolis occupied Box IL for
the brilliant gathering for the first pre-
sentation of grand opera in the new
Auditorium at st. Paul. Mrs. Nettie
! Snyder of st. Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. W. L.
j HixOn of MankatO. Miss Kalman and
| Charles Henry Metz9er of st. Paul oc
cupied Box r 10. Mrs. w. L. HiXon,
j Mrs. Nettie Snyder and Miss Cecilia
Holman saw "FPagliacca" yesterday
afternoon and last night they witnessed
the performance of La Boheme.'
LeSuem Center Leader: Mrs. F. r.
! Dane and children left Friday for Man
kato to Join Mr.. Dane. who has been
employed in a commission house in that
city for some time. In the removal Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dane lie Sueur Center
loses one of its most respected residents
and local people will regret their de-
parture. Their residence here has been
leased to local party.
| Morgan Messenger: Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin and little daughter of Mankato
arrived at Morgan Monday, where they
will make their home. As stated in last
weeks issue Mr.. Martin has rented the
saloon owned by the Standard Brewing
company of Mankato, formerly conduct
ed by Frank Alex.
! Mrs W. II. Wilson,~whe has been Sc
her daughter, Mrs. c. o. Daley, was to-
day taken to her home at OwatOnna. ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Daley.
Mr. Wilson returned this morning to get
the house in readiness.
Minnesota Lake Tribune: Mrs. Matte
] Hill and daughter EVELYN of Mankato
were visiting with relatives here yester-
day. We learn that they will leave
Mankato next week for Montana where
| they will take up their residence on a
claim i'm that state.
Miss Regina Nylander arrived from
J Providence, Rhode Island. Yesterday,
after an absence of four years, staying
, with relatives. She intends TO make her
! of this city. she also has a sister stay
ing there.
G. LillNblard of Redwing, H. G.
Schroeder of Shakopee and W. +. Cor
J ter of St Paul were in the city yester-
day. and were entertained at dinner at
the Saulpaugh by +. r. Conehlan and
b. f. Pay.
| Morgan Messengers Mrs. Herman
Finger and child of AIankato. who has
been visiting with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Herman kamholZ of Morgan town
ship, departed for her home Tuesday
noon.
Senator T. NJ. Pueh and son, E. Fl.
Pugh of Duluth are visiting in the
city. Senator Puoh came to look after
his property interests.
| II. l.. Robinson of the firm of Gamble
Robinson Fruit company, was in the
city yesterday calling on the local man
ager. J. J. Waddell.
Mrs. W. l.. Hiyon occupied a box at
the Auditorium, st. Paul. yesterday af
ternoon. with Mrs. Nettie Snyder and
Miss kalman.
| W. L. Wallace of Cedar Rapids. Iowa,
travelling passenger agent for the Rock
Island road, was in Mankato yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Dibble of Can.
non Falls are visiting their daughter,
| who is in one of thp local hOSnitalS