The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-09-27

From Tuesdays Daily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Emil Johnson
have issued invitations to the mar
riage of their daughter, Inga Laurine,
to Mr. Matthias H. Nicholson, which
will be solemnized on Monday, Oct.
I, at eight o'clock, at Norwegian Trim
ity church. '
The marriage of Miss Louise Wind
miller to j. G. Schrodt of New Ulm
will take place at six o'clock this even
ing at the home of the bride on
Agency hill. Judge w. L. Comstock
will perform the service.
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Winona Republican and Herald: MIR.
and Mrs. c. A. Richardson and daugh-
ter, Miss Daisy Richardson, have re-
moved from New Ulm to Winona and
will make their home at 226 West
Fourth street. Mr.. Richardson now
has main line run on the Chicago
& Northwestern road between Winona
and Tracy.
Miss Grace Holmes, who was obliged
to 90 north the first of this month
on account of a severe attack OF hay
fever. has returned and taken charge
of her school work at the Pleasant
Grove school as teacher in the second
grade. Miss Minnie Perrin filled this
position during her absence.
w. P. Harley of Fairmont was in
the city over night.
August G. Erickson of Springfield
spent last evening in the city.
Deputy United States Marshall W..
w. Rich of st. Paul was in Mankato
last night.
John j. Kelley, representing the Ru-
fus Rastus company, was in the city
today. The company appears next
week, and is accompanied by band.
DIR. G. H. Mayo, wife and daugh-
ter of Rochester were in Mankato last
evening. ID.
w. C. Borke and wife of GAINESVILLE
paid the city visit last night.
Miss Wunsch of Elkton, S. D., was
Mankato visitor today.
Rev. H. Winhelt of Elkton, S. d.,
was in Mankato over night.
Mrs. H. L. Craig of Castlewood, s.
D.. Mrs. B. Landmark of Minneapolis,
and Miss Blanche Goddard of Bemis, S.
d., formed a party who arrived in
Mankato yesterday and remained over
until today.
Mrs. ID. Daley of Walnut Grove,
wife of "a prominent resident there,
visited in Mankato today. T..
H. C. Koerner of Minneapolis paid
Mankato a visit last night.
j. f. Jones of Preston was in Man
kato last night .
s. w. Simonds came over from Wa
terville yesterday afternoon and re-
manned oyer night.
Miss Josephine Ellingson of Kenyon
visited in the city over night.
L. L. Thorgerson of Kiester paid the
city visit last night.
H. F. Bestman of New Richland
paid the city visit last night.
Architect George Pass has returned
from trip to Tyler, where he was
engaged to prepare plans for fine
new building that the First National
bank is to erect there. 1t will be 80
by so feet, two stories high, con-
structed of brick, and will cost about
$4,000 with fixtures and everything
else complete. Mr.. Pass was obliged
to 90 around by Waterville, S. d.,
on account of the wreck near Bala-
ton obstructing the track, but the
railway company did not charge any
more for the much longer ride.
J. B. Coy of Minneapolis is spend
| ing few days in the city. He re-
turned today from q a trip to Good
Thunder.
Charles Beckwith, L. Cummings,
George Richie and Carl Tilden left
today for the Missouri river, to work
on the big bridge that the Milwaukee
road is constructing across that river
on its extension. They will do car
penter work on the bridge and may
be gone all winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Luedtke of
st. Peter attended the theatre last
night.
w. T. Leonard of Tracy was in the
city today.
Lester Duffy left yesterday for West
Baden, Ind, to take cure from the
liquor habit.
Mrs. c. T. Taylor left yesterday for
Bottineau, n. d., her former home,
FLOR a visit with friends.
Oscar Dahlen and John Nostdad left
, today for Seattle, Wash.
F. E. Beardsley of Elysian paid the
city a visit last night
L. Silke was in from Smiths Mill
last evening and remained over night.
J. L. Morrill, of GAINESVILLE was in
the city today.
A. NJ. Schneeberger of Amboy spent
last night in Mankato.
A. Tyholm and Arthur Tyholm of
New Richland were in the city today.
Mr.. Day of Amboy was in Man
kato last evening.
A. C.. Boswell and wife of Blue
Earth were in the city over night.
John NJ Lacy of Redwood Falls
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