The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-06-12

Editor Gottry OF Pine City was at
tending the fremen's convention.
From Tuesdays Daily.
The marriage of Miss Margaret Me
Tie of Mankato and Mr.. Harve Roof
of st. Paul was solemnized at st.
Johns Catholic church this morning
at six o'clock Rev. Robert Hughes
officiating.
The bride was becomingly gowned in
brown travelling suit and the groom
in the conventional black
Miss Nellie is the youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. p. Nellie, one of Lime
towns bonanza farmers, was born and
raised in Blue Earth county. graduated
from the common SCHOOLS and also at
tended the Mankato normal.
The groom has held several positions
of trust and is at present engaged in
the contracting business in st. Paul.
The bridal party took the early
train for the east and will be at home
after July l at 2Sl Lisbon street;
st. Paul. 3a
The out of town guests were Mrs.
T. Roof of St. Paul, mother of the
groom; I. Mayew, w. r. Gardner and
wife also of st. Paul.
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A very pleasant affair occurred at
the home of William Schultz in Gar
den City township, on Saturday. The
event was parcel shower given in
honor of Miss Martha Weir of Rapi
dan, and was complete surprise to
her. Many valuable and useful presents
were received. About, . forty guests
were present and all reported a fine
time.
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The Sunshine club Of the Methodist
Episcopal church will be entertained
on Wednesday afternoons at the home
of Mrs. George NettIeton, 524 South
Second street by the following ladies:
Mesdhimes.' S&ettleton, Claft, Chittendcn,
SouthwicE,os"aK lihn and Htprd. A corr
dial Invitation IS extendddst to all and
the 9entlenie3po, are expected to tea.
Supper trG 5aa SsP Until !. ~ 5 arS served
Mrs Anna c.. Bauer was taken very
sick a week ago and is stin confined
to her home, 1910 North Sixth street.
Her condition does not improve. =
Mr.. Carpenter OF Des Moines, Iowa
visited the w. +. Nettleton family
ovef Sunday.
Claud Nettleton was at home over
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Nettleton.
r. p. Chase, manager of the Anoka
Herald, is here attending the tiremens
convention.
Dr. Roy Andrews has returned from
the state university and will engage
in the practice of medicine in Mankato
with his father His many friends
wish him success. He is accompanied
by his wife, and they will make their
home in the Andrews block.
Frank J. Leonard, who came from
Virginia several weeks ago with his
family for visit, will return tnis
week. He has been delayed by the
sickness of his children.
Mrs. Henry Wiltgen and daughter
left today for Rockford, Ill.,, to visit
her parents Mr. and Mrs. James Spell
man who have moved there from Fort
Dodge, Iowa.
Mrs. William Bloom has arrived from
Los Angeles, California, to spend some
time in Mankato rs a guest at the
residence of her brother, f. p. Zschun
Ike on Pleasant street.
Miss Maude Van Buren,, city librarian
has returned from Owatonna where she
made brief visit with relatives.
S. d. Noonan of Madelia was In
the city today, arriving on morning
train.
Rev. Joseph .Eitel of Truman was in
the city today.
George Benton Medley of Battleboro,
VT, is in the city installing the new
pipe organ at the Methodist Epis-
copal church.
c. H. Horhburg Jr., of Minneapolis
was in Mankato today.
l.. S. Kent and wife of Alexandra
were visitors in the city today.
Attorney l.. L, Brown of Winona
visited the city yesterday afternoon.
H. J. Wagon left this afternoon for
Chicago on business.
H. Waite of North Mankato left
yesterday for California to make an
extended stay.
Miss Lizzie Jones, who is teaching
at Westbrook, has returned to her
home in this city for the summer
vacation.
Charles J. Macbeth took a trip to
Minneapolis today.
President Earing and other general
officers of the Milwaukee road spent
few moments in the city last
evening, while on a trip of inspection.
They arrived on special train at
p. m, going south. -.
Professor Mccormick, principal of the
North Mankato school leaves tomorrow
for Cumberland, Wis, to spend his
vacation at his former home.
Editor Nassalyi of The Little Falls
Herald is among the delegates to the
state firmens convention.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert JGirvin, Miss
Matte Girvin, Mrs. j. W. Wilcox and
daughter, Mrs. H. w. Wilcox and Miss.
Jessie Pro,Ise went to Minneapolis this
afternoon to- attend the graduation
exercises of Hanline Medical college,
where Richard Giryin of this city will
graduate. They will remain few
days.