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

Peter and Paul's Catholic church Tues
day morning at eight o'clock.
The bride was attended by Miss
Anna Domago1a las maid ofihonor and
Miss Title Buedschied as brides maid,
while Mr. Joseph Buedschied' acted as
groonl's man and Mr.. Paul Domag6la,
a: brother of the bride, as best man.
10 The BRIDE looked rvery attractive in
I a gown of silk null, wearing a veil,
and carrying BRIDES roses. The maid
or honor twas beco4ningiy attifed in
cream wolfe ind carried ceam roses,
EWhile the BRIDES maid q was neatly at
| tired in White Swiss and carried white
roses. The men wore the conventional
black 'i='4 ''','''" 1i..E
a reception took place at the home
of the Brides parents, 1915 Fourth
liAvenre, Where a srlmptuous wedding
breakfast was served to about sixty
guests. ~ 5nf'@
The festivities lasted throughout the
day, bowery being erected, in which
dancing was INDUCED in during the
evening. = s + OLE A'
The bride was the recipient of a
number of handsome and useful gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. <Thieling will leave
Thursday afternoon for La Moline, n.
D., where they will make their future
home. They take with them the
best wishes of their many friends
for their future happiness and pros
perity.
| Mr.. and Mrs T. j. Gardner have
returned from st. Paul, where they at
tended reception given by the mem
beers of the Eastern Star lodge. The
annual session of the grand chapter
was held yesterday and today. Mr..
Gardner is worthy patron Aof AIankato
chapter. H
Good Thunder Herald: Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter McGrath, who have been spend
| ing the past five months in California,
returned home Sunday. As tourists,
Visiting new scenes, they have enjoyed
IL most delightful time and met many
former Blue. Earth county acquain-
tances in that western land. The
limited States fleet, seen at Los An
geles, was perhaps one OF the most
impressive, sights, vet there are many
things that proved of more than us
uaI interest to these observant trav-
elers and they are prepared to en-
terrain their friends with instructive
conversation for hours. Mr.. McGrath
says he has now had twelve continu-
Gus months of summer and that six
more are still in view. Hon. f. T..
Champlin and wife of Vernon Center
accompanied them on the trip and re-
turned at the same time.
Judge Pau went to. st. James last
evening. The trial of criminal cases
was begun in the district court there
today No clue has yet been obtained
of the whereabouts of SEWARD, who is
indicted for robbing a bank at La
Sale.
New Ulm Review: On account of
the Indictment weather prevailing in
northern Europe at the present time,
Charles Silverson and his bride have
decided to abandon their intended tour
of the British Isles and will return
to New Ulm at once. They expect
ITO arrive here the middle of next
week.
Springfield Advance: Miss Barbara
Mansfield of N[ankato, formerly kim
dergarten teacher in this city, was the
guest of Mrs. Charles Gamble Saturday
and Sunday. She is now teaching in
one of the Mankato schools.
DIR. Paul Barney has gone to Spirit
Lake, Iowa, where he will remain a
few days. =
G.. c. Phillips has returned from a
BUSINESS trip to ST. Paul. -
Eugene Coy returned last night from