The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-05-22


ward, the latter of st. Paul Park.
Only the families and relatives of the
two parties will be present, and the
ceremony will be performed by Rev.
Mr.. Finney of Wells.
The bride is most estimable young
lady with host of friends, and the
groom is highly spoken of. He is en-
gagged in farming and stock feeding.
The young couple met while the bride
was visiting in Minneapolis. Their
many friends extend their best wishes
and congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodward go directly
to their home in Washington county.
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The annual meeting of the auxiliary
of st. Johns Episcopal church will
be entertained by Mrs. Street and
Mrs. Davis, 23; Lincoln street, tomor-
row afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock, A full
attendance is desired
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Pupils of the kindergarten depart
ment of the local normal school en-
joyed a street car ride and short
outing at Sibley park this morning.
The merry crowd was accompanied
by the teachers, and filled an open
| car especially chartered for the oc-
| casion. There were temporary rails
on the sides of the car as an extra
pTecaution against accidents. The af-
fair was greatly enjoyed by the little
people.
Miss Ethel Thomas had birthday
yesterday, icing fourteen years old.
| Fourteen of her friends surprised her
| at her home on Beach street. Refresh
| ments were served, games played and
all had a delightful time.
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Mr.. Evan Evans and Miss Mabel
Nichols of Cambria were quietly mar
ried at the home of Rev. William Z.
Evans at ten o'clock this morning.
Mr.. John Evans and Miss Maggie
lWillians.e attended 50 the couple. MIR.
and Airs. Evans wentv,to Cambria on
the noon train, srasse-.ss
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| On Saturday evening a very pleas
ant surprise was rendered Miss Emma
Binger at the home of her brother,
Herman Binger, on the West Side.
! About forty of her friends and
neighbors gathered there, and the
evening was passed in delightfully."-
social manner.
| Progressive cinch was played at six
tables. The head prizes being won
by Mrs. w. Swami and Mr.. Don
Thayer, foot prizes by Mrs. Adamson
land; Mr.. Henry Barr. :. al ,Y ).
! Elegant refreshments wers served
lat eleven thirty o'clock, affair which
Mrs. Fred Hotaling presented Miss
Binger with beautiful silk rarasol as
fla token; of remembrance ipm the
friends present. sk
j nEtspas tellssse Man
1katu aifla the itfleafs 'f1ittffe$ sssShe was
born and raised in this city and has
many warm friends who, will regret
her departure. but whose best wishes
for her welfare will follow her. -.
Frank Ransom and J. c.. Rachel Of
st. Peter were in Mankato. last even
| ing, . III eal ./ II
| A.. L. Cummins was ]. in from Eagle
Lake today,
/ w. P. Marston and Charles Moses
were Lake Crystal visitors in the city
today. ~ IT. '.&
| E. A. Everett and wife, G. w.
Strong and wife, Mrs. G. w. Everett
Mrs. J. w Aughenbaugh and Mrs. H..
r. Miller of Waseca were arrivals in
Mankato today.
Max Hoefer and wife of st. Peter
are in the city to attend this even
Iings concert.
| o. c. Retslaf and mother of Win
nebago were in the city this after,
noon.
| Lake Crystal Union: 1t is stated
by good authority that Tom Rooney
and wife and her mother, Mrs. Andrew
Hanna, and her son, "Don,' will move
to Colorado. They have already pack
ed some of their effects and shipped
a car load. The family will go later
on. Mrs. Hanna has resided in Man
kato for fifty years Her family were
born there and leaving her old home,
never to return, is an undertaking but
few care to. make, let alone her. ad
vanced age. The Union wishes ihert
and the family health, peace and pros
lperity.
i Lake Crystal Union: Miss Minnie
Barth Of MankatO, succeeded Miss
/ Woodwork at the central telephone
office in this place.
Hon. Gilbert Guttersen was in Man
kato today en- route Ito GAINESVILLE
i where he will deliver lecture tonight.
Mr.. Guttersen has a number of lee
ture engagements to fill before begin
ming his campaign for the congress
sional nomination.
Il Charles L. Banks and f. r. BEEN
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