The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-09-20

maid of honor and Mr.. Logan Wagon
er was best man, the bride was
tasefully dressed in white and carried
a brides boquet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pressnal have won a
host of friends both in Sanborn anC
Eagle Lake: Miss Weldon being one
of Sanborn's most highly respected
young ladies.
Mr.. Pressnall is employed by the
Chicago 4 Northwestern road as ex
press messenger.
The happy couple will make Their
home at Sanborn Mimi. All join in
wishing them a long and happy life.
Attorney w. G. Lauman of st. Peter
was among the fair visitors yesterday.
Thomas Bowles and family of Yer
non Center was in Mankato yesterday.
Anton Rabbe and family will move
back to Mankato from near Albert
Lea. The recent drowning of their
son in a drainage ditch has influenced
them in this regard.
| L. Juedes and Miss Willmert of Blue
Earth visited Mankato today.
C. S. Christensen ST.. and C. Spahl
of Madelia were in the city last even
ing.
DIR. c. H. Mayo and wife and friends
of Rochester were in Mankato last
evening.
F. J. Salisbury and wife of Amboy
visited in the city over night
A. H. Squier and wife of Los An
geles, CAL, were arrivals in the city
last night.
Misses Louise and Elizabeth Kat
zung of Mansfield, Mimi, are visiting
Miss Edith Hoffman.
Colonel johnson, deputy state bank
examiner, came home yesterday at at.
tend the fair.
Editor Essler of st. Peter saw the
Mankato fair yesterday.
Editor and Mrs. Hotaling were
among the fortunate ones yesterday
who were permitted to ride on the
Milwaukee train that brought in only
few of the people who wanted to
come to the Mankato fair.
Tony Bienapf of Adrian is in the
city looking for race horses. There
will be race program in Adrian next
week, and it is Mr.. Bienapf's' desire
to have Mankato PAGERS and trotters
participate in the events.
Charles Russell of Eagle Lake came
in today to look over the fair Mr..
Russell says, the farmers are in clover
these days. Prosperity has them in its
grip. He stated that prices for pro-
ducts are so high that he is almost
ashamed to take the money.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Andrews went to
Minneapolis today, where the former
will begin his sixth and last years
work at the state university.
Miss Mary Weed returned last even
ing from Madelia to spend Sunday
at home.
Miss Lillian Gehagen of Winona is
the guest over Sunday of Miss Mary
Weed.
Samuel Ewert returned last night
from Duluth, where he has been for
two or three weeks, escaping the hay
fever.
Miss Branvold went to Minneapolis
yesterday to remain over Sunday. She
is principal of the short hand depart
ment of the MankatO Commercial col
lege.
Peter Ostaboe, manager for the n. ).
Fisch Co., at Minnesota Lake, took
in the fair yesterday.
Miss Edna Vinson of Buffalo was
in the city today.
Miss Georgia Blaisdell of Minneapo-
lis visited friends in the city today.
d. J. Freiberg of LIE Sueur Center
was in Mankato over night.
Frank d. Morrill, of GAINESVILLE was
in the city over night.
E. A. Gibbs of st. James was an
arrival in the city this morning.
Leo Kircher of Henderson arrived
last night to spend weeks vaca-
ton visiting his parents, Aid and Mrs.
Joseph Kircher in North Mankato.
County Attorney W. A. Plymat was
at LIE Sueur Center today.
Leo Kircher of Henderson is spend
inc the week with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. C. Kircher, 23S Belgrade
avenue.
DIR. and Mrs. Brandenburg, accom-
panied their daughter Lucille to st.
Paul on her way to Oberlin, ONO
where she will attend the Conserva-
tory of Music.
Miss Genevieve McHale has gone to
Sleepy Eye to teach school.
Mrs. Charles Bennett is quite SICK.
Mr.. Bennett is improving from his
illness.
S. H. Whitney, LIE Sueur Center
banker, was among the visitors IN
Mankato today.
HI. F. Weis and NJ. w. Grimes OF
LeSueur were in Mankato this AFTER
noon.
Superintendent, V. G. Pickett OF wa
SEGA dined in the city today.
u p. Thorne and wife OF Jeners
were noon arrivals in Mankato.
j. w. Wigley returned this morning
| from the state fair at Huron, .. u.
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