The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-05-29
MANKATO FREE PRESS

present. were. served with sumptu-
Jus repast at the home of the bride.
The bride was born in Medo seventeen
years ago and was reared here She is
a fayorite with "a large circle of
friends. Mr. Bungarden was born in
I Byron, Waseca county, and is an ex-
cellent young man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bungarden took the
afternoon train for DEBORAH, Iowa,
where they will visit relatives and
friends, returning to New Richland
Saturday where they take up their
residence on the groom's farm near
there.
| The many friends of the young cou-
pie will join in extending their very
best wishes for their future success
and happiness
The Elks' May party will be given
tomorrow evening. The following is the
dance program, Lamm's full orchestra
furnishing the music:
Waltz Gan Autumn Reverie". .Rolfe
Two step, Red Fee" Hearn
Waltz, Truthful Eyes" Clauder
Two step, "Blue Grass" Williams
Schottische, Rural Festival. Losey
Waltz, "Oivia" .......K aine
Two step, "Ivanhoe," ........:.
........Van Alstyne and Butler
Waltz, "a Waltz Dream. Strauss
Three step, In Sylvan Vale"...
| ........ .,................... Taubert
Two step, Sing Me the Song of
Dixie Land" ..-.............C Casey
Waltz, a Dream of Pearls. Hall
Two step, slavery Days" . Zita
Schottische, Il Idolize Ida. -. Garlic
Waltz, "The Merry Widow" . Lehar
Two step, "Pm Afraid to Go Home
in the Dark" ......... Van Alstyne
Waltz, "Nuptial" .. Lincoln
Two step, Dixie Land. -. .Haines
Waltz, "Wilhelmina" ........ Hall
Two step, Hiss Dixie. ...... Hager
! Waltz, "The Last Kiss" Blake
The committee in CHARGE, J. j..
Flachsenhar, H. A. Patterson, F. E.
Browder, C. H. Wagon.
Refreshments will be served at
eleven o'clock in the club room.
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Mrs. j. f. Muzzy is spending few
day in the city, and will then join
her husband at Reeder, n. ID.
Mrs. W. R. Barnes and daughters
have returned from First View, Col,
where they spent the winter with Mr..
Barnes, who is in business there.
Richard B. Owen, for the past three
years resident of Sacramento, CAL,
is visiting his mother at Eagle Lake,
and the two were in the city today.
Mr. Owen leaves tonight for Balaton.
He is photographer, and will locate
in Minnesota. He formerly attended
the state normal school.
Mrs. George w. Davis returned to
st. Paul today after spending the past
ten days in the city, visiting friends.
o. Durgin and Prof Pierceson of
Winnebago were in the city over night.
A. r. Miner and wife of James
| vile attended the concert last night.
V. F. Quist of st. Peter visited in
the city todayx, SIS
Prof. Elmer Loftstrum of Seabury
Divinity school, Faribault, will fill the
pulpit of the Episcopal. church each
Sunday forenoon and evening during
the summer months. He appeared last
Sunday for the first time, and made
an excellent impression.
Ross S. Reynolds of St. Paul is in
the city visiting his brother, j. e.
Reynolds. Mr.. Reynolds was yester
day elected delegate to the Inter
national Typographical union which
will meet in Boston in August.
Amel Oberhoffer, director of the
Minneapolis Symphony orchestra, was
the guest of Professor and Mrs. Robert
Jache while in the city.
J. P. Schweitzer and wife visited
friends in Faribault yesterday.
Mr. Ward of st. Clair was operated
upon in local hospital this morning.
r. c.. Collins and son, R. ID. Collins,
of Window, were in Mankato today,
ana puTcndSeu Dulck dulo9houie
through c. H. Saulpaugh
Philip Setter, wire chief for the
Northwestern Telephone company is
spending vacation at his home in
Moorehead.
Nathanial Myrick and wife of Los
Angeles, Cal, passed through the city
this afternoon on their way to Ro-
chester, Mimi, where the former will
be operated upon. Mr.. Myrick is a
son of Mrs Lester Patterson. A mum
Der of Los Angeles people have come
to Rochester for treatment.
Guy w. Everett of Waseca spent
last night in the city.
A. Danielson was. in New Ulm yes
terday, having been subpoenaed as a
witness i'm law suit on trial there.
A. G. Meyer returned last evening
from Madison Lake where he made Il
brief business visit.
T. C. Collins and son of Window
were in the city yesterday receiving
instructions on automobile running
from c. III. Saulpaugh- from whom the
former recently purchased $l,250
Buick car.