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

Christensen and Lee Norman, Miss Lou
Burrows and William johnson were
brides maids and best men. The
latter is a brother of the groom.
The party returned to this place
and an elegant supper was served
at the residence of the brides par
ents. The brideal couple took the $3.50
train that evening and went to Fair
| mont to visit relatives and friends.
After few days soiourn they re-
turned to this place and now occupy
their own residence and are receiving
the congratulations of numerous friends
the Union wishes. the couple happy
and prosperous life.
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Marjorie Daley, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. c.. o. Daley of Warren street, is
six years old today, and the event
was observed with the assistance of
her school mates in the kindergarten
department at the normal school.
There was big cake with lighted
candles and other appropriate things.
The occasion was greatly enjoyed by
the little people.
T. S. Paddock of Lake Crystal was
a local visitor yesterday.
Alderman w. II. Gary left this morn
| ing to make brief visit to Minnea-
polls.
F. w. Otterstein of Amboy was a
local visitor yesterday and today.
Albin Olson of Hanska is spending a
few days in Mankato visiting friends
and attending to some business mat
! tiers.
Messrs ]. j. and F. E. Cahill were
among the GAINESVILLE visitors in Man
kato yesterday.
w. L. Lang has returned to Good
Thunder after making Il short visit
here.
Senator S. ID. Works who is making
an extended, business visit in Crookston
and vicinity will return, it is eX-
pected, the latter part of this week.
f. J. Everett of Minneapolis was in
the city yesterday and today transact
ing business and calling on friends.
c. n. SOnnesyn of Butterfield, for
merly proprietor of the New Store was
in this city yesterday and today on
business.
NJ. E, Powell of Redwood Falls
was local business visitor today.
Attorney Edward c. Farmer of Ma
della was, in Mankato yesterday and
today on legal business.
A. J. Rush left last, evening for
Crookston to spend several days on
business.
George A. Loomis of st. Peter was
Mankato visitor last evening.
w. H. Wilson of Owatonna has ar
rived to spend several days in Man
kato as a guest at the residence of
his daughter, Mrs. C. o. Daley, on
Warren and Fourth streets.
John b. Meagher who had been
spending several days in the city on
a combined business and pleasure trip
returned yesterday to st. Paul where
| he resides. ~..
John G. Bett, druggist at Min
nesota Lake, made visit in MankatO
last evening.
George Little of Chicago, represent
yesterday calling on his customers and
numerous friends.
Miss Mary Richter of Owatonna who
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E.
Nj. Richter, went TODAY to GAINESVILLE
Conductor b. B. Scripture, accom-
panied by his wife, left last even
| ing for a trip to the Black Hills.
In the absence of Conductor Scripture
his run on the Northwestern line will
be in charge of Conductor Richardson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Patterson, who
have been guests at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. A. Patterson, went
this morning to ST. Paul.
Chief Carpenter Auge of the Mil
waukee line arrived this morning from
Albert Lea to spend few days here
on business. \
Miss Laurish returned this morning
after making a few days visit in Ma
pleton.
James Morris made business trip
today to Cleveland.
Miss Nina Davis of Lake Crystal
is the guest of Miss Beulah Hunt
Fred Gerlich the Minnesota Lake Mil
Ter was Mankato visitor yesterday
afternoon.
Rev. A. f. Fillmore, who recently
will move with his family tomorrow to
Fairmont where he has accepted a
parish.
Commissioner Jones was the guest of
Commissioner Madiean at the latter,
home near Madison Lake yesterday, The
gentlemen enjoyed few hours fishing
and caught the limit.
Mrs. John FARMER is entertaining
her brother, Darwood Blanch who ar.
rived yesterday from South Dakota
where he has a position. Mr.. BIanch
graduated from the Mankato high
school last year.
Fred Foster an old and prominent
resident of Ceresco was Mankato visi-
tor today.
Miss Eta Christensen of Madelia, who
had been making a brief visit with
local friends, left last evening for Phil
lips, South Dakota. near which place
she has taken claim.
Attorney Wilson Borst of Window
was business visitor in town today.
Miss Alma Linder who is teaching
school at Lake Crystal last evening
visited her mother, Mrs. L. A. Under
and attended the class play at the
high school.
William II. Sheperd is in the city,
having just returned from Chicago.
Mrs. Sheperd is still in Chicago.
Editor Henry and wife of GAINESVILLE
are in the city to attend the golden
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs