The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-09-04

very quiet one, only few friends
being present. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Peter Clare, pastor of
Centenary Methodist Episcopal church.
The house was prettily decorated
with flowers and plants. Refreshments
were served after the ceremony, and
We're much enjoyed The bride received
a number of gifts. She is an estimabe
young woman, with large circle of
friends. THE groom is an excellent
young man, and holds position with
the Mankato Gas and Electric Light
company. The young couple will re-
side in the Grannis house on Warren
street, and will take with them through
life the best wishes of all.
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Miss Bessie Wrightson of Vernon
Center and William Fl, Bedbury OF
Kasota were united in marriage Sat
urday afternoon at the NJ. E. par
sonage by Rev, Peter Clare. They
are an excellent young couple, bright
and well liked by all who know them.
Mr.. Bedbury has been conducting a
farm, but the couple will not take
up their home there. Their many
! friends extend their best wishes.
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Miss Bessie Ellen Weller and Adolph
Albert Just, both of Rapidan, were
granted u license to we'd today. Both
are prominent young people of Rapi-
dan and have many friends who will
, extend their best wishes
Mrs. w. c. Durkee and daughters
and several young ladies from st.
Paul have taken one of George w.
Sugden's cottages at Lake Madison for
| two weeks, and have moved in.
Mrs. Chris Burmeister returned to-
day from Rapidan, where she has been
visiting for few days.
Miss, Elsie Jache left yesterday for
New York City, to join a party that
will sail Tuesday for Europe. She
will study music in Germany and ex-
! poets to stay two years. She is a
talented young lady, and has long
,been looking forward to the opportuni-
lty to complete her musical education.
Charles T. Taylor went to the state
, fair this morning. His wife and Mrs.
tH. J. Wagon and daughter went to
Lake Washington yesterday to spend
a week in the Widel cottage.
| Louis Janda left on a trip to Chi
caeo yesterday, on business.
! r. Bloom left yesterday for Chicago
to buy goods.
T. G.. Edwards, after a visit with his
parents, returned to Chicago yesterday.
AttorneN- Robbie. after spending a
week in the city, left yesterday for his
home at Bath, n. Y.
John Hoerr and party of friends
! weat to Tracy today to hunt tomorrow.
| Miss Lucy Kruse went to Fairmont
Saturday to visit friends for a week.
General j. III. Baker left today for
iSt. Paul where he will remain for
several days. On Wednesday he will
attend the reunion of the Tenth Min
nesota regiment. On Thursday the gem
ieral will attend the home coming of
the old settlers.
Architect Albert Schippel went to
the twin cities today to visit
! the state fair for few days..
Mrs. A. M. Stein was able to leave
st. Joseph's hospital and return to
her home, after spending week there,
Suffering from an attack of malaria fe-
yer.
Senator S. D. Works, returned yes
terday noon from the north, and left
this morning again for Crookston.
! Miss Barbara Mansfield is. entertain
ing the ladies of the G.. N. o. club
at Point Pleasant for couple of days.
F. f. Brett and J. J. Wadell will
hunt at Swan lake tomorrow.
Ed. Nyquist went to The Twin Cities
Saturday night to put in the week at
the state fair, having a position there.
Miss Rekharda Goodager left Satur-
day for Blue Earth to visit her rela-
| tives E. L. and j Nj. NIalmin.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Robel left Sun
day afternoon to attend the state fair.
iAIr. Robel will be OH the grounds to
look after bad foods.
Joseph S. Davies went to Lake Emily
YESTERDAY and brought back his wife
and daughter who have been spending
a week or two there.
! Miss Alice l.. Manning of Des MONIES,
representing dry goods house, is in
the CITY.
J. r. Conley and daughter of Min
Ineapolis were i'm Mankato Saturday
lafternoon. He is assistant general
freight agent of the Milwaukee road.
/ Robert B. Forrest of Lake Wilson
spent Saturday night in the city
/ P. H. Bragdon returned to the city
yesterday for a visit.
i S. Balser and wife of Mountain
Lake spent yesterday in Mankato.
i J. w. Cravens and wife, j. A. Null
| len and wife and III. A. Miller and
| wife arrived last evening in a touring
car. and after remaining over night
J left this morning.
II w. C. Baere of GAINESVILLE spent last
might in Maukato.
U Mrs. Hewitt of Winnebago. wife OF
I the editor there, drove to Mankato yes
terday and caught a. train for San
Francisco. Cal, having received infor-