The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-09-04
From Wednesdays Daily.


From Wednesdays Daily.
Miss Bessie Ellen Weller and Mr..
Albert A. A. Just, both of Rapidan,
were married this morning at o'clock
by Rev. Bruce V. Black, of the
Christian church, Mankato. The prin-
cipals were unattended and the cere-
monies, were. witnessed only by, the
near relatives and several near by
neighbors. The rooms of the beauti-
full home of the brides parents were
very prettily decorated with green
and white for parlor and green and pink
for dining room, the bride with the
assistance of her mother and Mrs.
Mcdonald being the decorators. An
elegant wedding breakfast was served
at 10 an. After which Mr.. and Mrs.
Just left for the Twin Cities and to
do the fair
The only out of town guests were
Mrs. Black of Mankato, Miss Helen
Blue of Indianapolis, Ind, and the
Misses Emma and Ida just of Min
neapolis and Mrs. Anna Sandstrom of
Antler, n. ID.
The bride looked very pretty in a
wedding dress of French lawn trimmed
with cluny silk lace and insertion.
She is well thought of by host of
friends ut ~homee and in Mankato who
know. and adore her for her many
good qualities.
The groom is young man of sterl-
ing integrity and has long been a resi-
dent of Rapidan.
After their visit to the state fair
they will return to Rapidan and will
make their home at the residence of
the brides parents for the peresnt.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Mundweiler of
Lennon. S. D., are visiting Mrs,
Mundweiler's mother, Mrs. F. Schroeder.
Miss Clara Wallraf. and Miss Mar
garet Schroeder are in the twin cities
They will attend the state fair.
Rochester Post and Record: When
the crew of section men on the North
western road went to work this morn
ing, they found posted on the car
house notice to the effect that they
were given tire DAYS in which to leave
town. The notice was signed "Red
Men," 1t is doubtful whether the Red
Men had anything to do with it, but
according to the report, the foreigners
are preparing to leave, considering the
warming given i'll good faith
Mrs. IN. Griffith and her cousin,
Mrs. Richard Jones of Spring Island,
went to st. Paul yesterday. They
attended the state fair.
John Nelson the tailor, and his fam
lily went to Brycelin this morning to
visit Mrs. Nelson's parents the rest of
the week.
Miss Ella Kennedy graduate of
the> Toland Business University goes to
Waseca tomorrow where she will be
employed as stenographer by Senator
N1oonan.
C. S. Wishart of NIapleton was in
the city today on his way to visit
the state fair.
Miss Emma Olson and Emma Saun-
ders have returned from their vaca-
lions and have resumed their office
work at the court house.
Republicans won in Vermont yester-
day by about $4,000 majority.
w. f. Thompson, who has been max
ing his home in Ceresco for five years,
will go to Berlin N. D., to reside.
He will engage in farming.
Rev. William Meyer of Faribault
spent last night in the city.
A. Olson. Peter 2. Senesac and G.
H. Marble of Good Thunder, e. c.
May, Theodore F. G. May, Ernest
and George Arnold and Felix Autrey
of st. Clair and Ed. Preuss of Rapi-
dan spent last night in Mankato, and
left this morning for the state fair.
Z. Holden of GAINESVILLE was in the
city over night.
T.. ID. Jensen and \. X. Wholford
of Clements were in the city today.
T. C. Shepard and George Born of
GAINESVILLE paid Mankato a visit last
night.
Mrs H. p. Hanson of Lake Crystal
was in AIankato last evening
William Johpson, salesman for John
Klein Co., who has been having walk
ink typhoid. fever. has come down
with relapse and is confined to his
bed.
| Laura and Leslie Roberts of Judsop
went to the state fair this morning
in company with the aunt, Mrs. l.
n. Griffith.
Attorney Evan Hughes went to
Sleepy Eye on the noon train.
Gotfried and Henry Kruse sueceede
in bagging half a dozen prairie chick
ems yesterday near Mapleton.
From THURSDAYS Daily.
The G. n. o. club held a social