The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-11-13
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
Minneapolis Journal: The home of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Hill at l427 Penn
avenue north was the scene of a quiet
wedding last evening when their
daughter Bessie and j. Prentice Wis
mer were married. Rev. f, w. Straw
of Eau Claire, Wis.,, officiated. Mrs.
Roy Andrews of Mankato, Mimi, play
ed the Wagner Mendelssohn bridal
music and before the service Mrs. Ger
trude Ames MacGeorge sang a group
of songs. Palms and ferns formed the
altar in the living room and bride
roses and asparagus ferns were in the
dining room where buffet luncheon
was served after the ceremony. Miss
Edith Hill was the maid OF honor
and Edward Sheasgreen acted as best
man. Miss Hill wore a gown of law
ender silk MULE and carried bouquet
of ferns tied with lavender tulle
streamers. The bride, who entered
alone, wore white lingerie gown and
carried bride roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Wis
mer will be at home in Hastings,
Mimi, after Dec. /.
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The wedding of two of the most
prominent young people in Owatonna
is announced for Tuesday, when Miss
Lorinda Butsch will become the wife
of Herbert A. Kahn. The bride is
one of the society and musical lead
ers of the city and the bridegroom
&c I'll Gr,,~
that operates stores in several south
ern Minnesota cities.
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Miss Della Fuller and Mr.. Albert
Gustafson of Lake Crystal were mar
ried at Forbes, n. d.
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The members of the Swedish Luz
theran congregation in Belgrade held
box Social Saturday evening at the
home of John Peterson. The atten-
dance was large and the affair was
very successful, the sum of $27.45 be-
ing realized.
Miss Maud Farmer and Mr.. George
Holbert were married in Minneapolis
on Oct. 80. The bride is a former
resident of Mankato and sister of
Matt and John Farmer. Mr.. Holbert
is, city salesman for Tucker Bros. of
Minneapolis. The couple will reside
in Minneapolis.
Robert Lamm and Theodore just
left yesterday morning for Aitkin
county, where they will enjoy a deer
hunt.
L. p. Hunt arrived in Seattle from
Alaska Saturday. He will reach Man
kato the latter part of the month.
General James H. Baker went to
st. Paul today, where he will attend
meeting of the Historical society
tonight and the Loyal Legion tomor-
row night.
Frank H. Griffing left today for
Nebraska where he has a good posi-
ton for the winter.
Mrs. A. +. Rabe has gone to Nicol-
let to spend week with friends and
relatives.
liza was an arrival in the city this
morning.
Miss Inez Hovey and Maude Bush
of Minneapolis were visitors in the
city yesterday and today.
Miss Sadie C. Finley of GAINESVILLE
visited in Mankato over Sunday.
William Peter of Heron Lake was
a. guest in the city last night.
Miss Loyie Wakefield, who has been
in hospital receiving treatment fol-
typhoid fever, was able to return to
her home .ouay. Her little brother
came down with the disease at the
home of their father, Seth Wakefield,
at Garden City, week ago.
Charles Harris and Walter Daniels
of this city have been drawn to serve
on the United States jury for the term
which convenes at Winona on Nov. II.
Mr.. Fred Heinze went to st. Paul
today to visit his son Edward for a
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