The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-04-10

has a large number of friends who
will extend their best wishes. Mr..
FERGUSON is said to be highly re-
spected resident of Appleton.
The destines of these Young people
have been amalgamated through the
agency of a matrimonial Journal it
is said, the bride having answered
an advertisement inserted by Mr.. Fer
gusson. The correspondence and ex-
change of photographs led to ripening
affection, and it finally arranged that
the wedding should take place this
evening, and invitations were issued
Mr.. FERGUSON had expected to arrive
several days ago. but was detained
until last evening, when he came to
claim his bride.
Ten new members were admitted to
the Ladies' Relief society at meet
ing of that organization held yesterday
afternoon when Mrs. L. A. Under
entertained at her home at 800 Liberty
street.
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Postmaster Robert S. Tucker of
Lake Benton was in Mankato a few
hours yesterday, calling on his friend,
A. j. Rush. Mr.. Tucker is on his
way to Kansas, where he will remain
for about ten days.
DR.. Ignatius Donnelly Jr. came up
from Minneapolis Yesterday, and is
packing up his office furniture and
fixtures and will move them to Min
neapolis. After taking an extended
rest, he expects to open an office in
Minneapolis. He is improving from
his serious Illness, and the specialist
that he is treating with holds out
the hope of much permanent improve
ment.
Fred Summers of Duluth is the
guest of his wife's father, Mic Weis.
Mrs. F.. X. Meagher went to st.
Paul today.
O. NJ. Overman took trip to
Montgomery today. -
Attorney c. d. Geddes went to Mad
ison Lake this morning.
City Attorney J. W. Schmitt was
in ST. Paul yesterday.
j. w. Benson of Heron Lake, en-
gagged in banking and other business,
was in Mankato yesterday.
John j. Rupp of Window, banker,
visited Mankato yesterday.
Mr.. Anderson of Anderson & Buscho,
general merchants of Wells, visited in
Mankato yesterday.
+ G.. b. Casoway of FairmOnt was
in the city yesterday afternoon.
J. L. King of Minneapolis was in
Mankato last evening.
J. NJ. Benson of Heron Lake paid
the city Il visit today.
j. J. LaDue and wife of st. Peter
visited in Mankato over night.
{ w. d. Willard left last night for
Austin, Texas, via Chicago and New
Orleans, expecting to be gone two or
tIIct VEINS.
w. j. Merchant and f. f. Jones
left yesterday noon for Colorado on
land business.
/, Mr.. Jones, young man residing on
Glenwood avenue, left Yesterday for
Portland, Oregon, to remain.
l.. G. Holt and L. A. Holt of Law
renee, Mass, members of the Lawrence
Ice company, were in Mankato today
seeking to buy horses for use ini their
business. They have bought Minnesota
draft horses before and like them.
They are finding good horses rather
scarce and owners unwilling to sell.
Elias Hindsoe and G.. Jacobson of
Cottonwood S. d., were in Mankato
today.
+ John A. Johnson of Candy was in
Mankato over night
A. NJ. Schneeberger was down from
Amboy last night.
j. NJ Thompson of Wells took sup
per in the city last evening.
+, G. w. +. Moore of Gilmore spent
last night in the city.
Miss Amy Buckmaster of Mizpah
was in the city today.
Mrs. Zerke of Elmore was operated
upon today at a local hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. French left
yesterday afternoon for Waverly, New
York
Mrs. Postel and daughter returned
to their home in Minneapolis, after
a visit here with relatives and friends.
John Moonan and two other Wa
SEGA men were in Mankato today.
Miss Marie Green of Madelia visited
her cousins, Misses Emma and Jessie
Olson, yesterday.
Mrs. Fred Widell went. to st. Peter
this morning to attend the funeral of
Mrs: John Peterson, who died there
last Sunday.
From THURSDAYS Daily.
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