The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-05-01
From Friday > Daily.


The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Tierney of this city to Frank Bar
rett of Madelia will occur at nine
O'clock next Tuesday morning, at the
home of the formers sister, Mrs.
Owen McCord at Rochester The groom
is farmer, and both he and Miss
Tierney have numerous friends who
will wish them we'll After the we'd
ding they will 90 to Chicago to visit
the groom's brother, before returning
to .uadelia. Miss Catherine Tierney
of this city, sitter of the bride, will
be among the guests at the wedding.
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Mrs. B. A. Johnson of Grand Meadow
is visiting with her sister, Mrs. r. II.
Morrow.
Good Thunder Herald: Miss Fannie
Houk returns to Virginia City today
after spending Il short vacation at
home. She intends to remain there
until June. Miss Jessie has resigned
her position in the schools there and
will remain at home for the present.
Conductor Frank Root has returned
to his run on the Southern Minnesota
Il
ColfaX for the benefit of his health.
NJ. D. Fanchcr. is entertaining his
brother. of Shcibtln. r.. '"f '...-..5
+. w. Moss of Mason City, Iowa,
is in the city calling upon his trade.
Robert Hair left this afternoon for
Milwaukee, after a brief visit p with
his mother. ''' i"'"@'
Messrs. Hicks and Geto of Fairmont
dined in the city Yesterday. ''''"H
Architect George Pass took a noon
train today for Tyler, where he will
attend the opening of bids for the
erection of the new bank building
there. ''s." Isl %" <.*
William H. Mueller of st. Peter
was in the city last evening.
J. Cowing of Winebago was in the
city last evening.
Mrs. E. V. Swetting and mother of
Mgona, Iowa, were in NIanka rLo over vel
night. '.-
Mrs. Charles venn and daughter of
Chicago were in Mankato today.
Mrs. A. McWhorter left yesterday
afternoon for Pomeroy, Wash.
Mrs. Louise "a. Ungen, and Miss
Louise Ungen Of Fairbault visited in
MankatO yesterday.
Peter Riley, registering from "Keep
An Eye on Us, Lacrosse was in the
city over night. s-.....
Mrs. Harry Lenard of Springfield:
Mo-. was in the city today.
Rev. Father Hegeman is spending the
week at Waseca, conducting a mis-
sion at st. Mary's church.
Mrs. Henry Hughes went to Cam
bria. where her daughter Mrs. Evan
Price is sick.
Attorney Evan Hughes will ymake a
business trip to st. Paul tomorrow.
G. G. Phillips went to Minneapolis
today to bring back a pair of blacks
for use in his livery barn. They are
city broke, used to street cars, and
Just off a private carriage. "Aru'
c. j. Macbeth went to ST.. Paul to-
day.
Alderman George Atchison went to
st. Paul today to attend the horse
sale. and expects to buy several horses.
John IT. Macbeth attended the horse
sale at Sioux City, Iowa, yesterday,
but did not find any horses offered
UHpGP 1ndU Sulltu anu tohot.N
went to st. Paul to attend the horse
sale.
Harry W. volk took the morning
train to st. Paul, after spending
several days in the city.
Z. j. Auge of Wells, chief car
penter on the Milwaukee road, was
in Mankato today.
F. B. Kent was a passenger to st.
Paul this morning.
L. E. Blakeley of Albert Lea called
upon his INIankato friends today.
Miss Lizzie Tierney has gone to Ro-
chester, and is to be married in Il few
days. "a
County Surveyor Brooks will 90 to
Wells tomorrow on ditch ease IN
the United States court. The matter
has to do with repairs on ditch No.
!, in Paribault county.