The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-06-05

From THURSDAY 3 daily.
Mr. Judson Getty and Miss Florence
Morrow were married at the Heinrich
last evening at 1870, Rev. Peter Clare
of the Methodist Episcopal church of
floating Mr. Getty is the agent at
the Northwestern road at Milroy. The
bride is Mapleton lady and is high
ly thought of.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. d. Smith enter
tanned a party of thirty of their
friends and neighbors last evening at
their home on Parsons street in honor
of Mr.. Smiths forty ninth birthday
The evening was spent in playing
900" The refreshments were very
toothsome. All wished Mr. Smith
many returns of the day.
In vitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Zetta Van Ornum
to Professor H. G. Blaneh who is
teaching this year at Chaska, but who
was formerly superintendent of the
Lake Crystal school. The marriage
will occur at the home of the brides
parents of Owatonna June 3. Profess
sor Blanch has been elected to teach
ut Kasson next year.
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The marriage of Miss Hazel Cathcart
to Attorney Joseph Austin of Chris
holm, Mimi, took place at four o'clock
yesterday afternoon at the home of
the brides parents. Rev. and Mrs.
E. NJ. Cathcart, at West Side, Iowa.
Mr. Austin formerly slived at Good
rhrn dor nj
kato high school. He was member
of the last legislature from st. Louis
county. His numerous Blue Earth
county friends will extend their con-
CALCULATIONS.
Edward Mountain of. Good Thunder
was in Mankato yesterday visiting
| friends.
Dir. L. A. Faulkner went to Ro-
chester today on a professional visit
William Long of Good Thunder Vi
sited friends in. town today.
Mrs. Garnet Smith will leave the
first of next week for 'Detriot, Michi-
gan to, spend six or eight weeks as
the guest of her mother. and other
| relatives.
Mrs. Bruno Roemer is spending a
few days in st. Paul as the guest of
| friends. ..,-,-.-s -
w. l., Schwandt, Charles Pietsch
and E. !. Prohl of Springfield were
Mankato visitors today,
H. F. Stelren and William Kohlmey-
er of Blue Earth wersriBH Mankato to-
". G. P. Smith and q wife returned
yesterday from Sioux City, Iowa,
where they attended the funeral of
Howard, Paul Leader, nine year old
son of Paul Leader The boy was
very bright, and his death, which
occurred from typhoid fever, was a
heavy blow to the family.
S. B. Wilson went to st. Paul to-
day to argue the $4,000 case of Gen.
| Widel VS.. G. w. Hoerr and others
before the supreme court. The case
comes on tomorrow.
| Thomas Hughes and number of
others went to Lake Crystal today to
attend the funeral of the late w. p.
Jones.
Charles j. Macbeth went to Vir-
ginia, Mimi. last night
J. w. Doxey and Mr.. Babcock, the
lumberman, spent yesterday at Lake
| Madison fishing.
| A. G. Meyer spent yesterday at s
James. The rainfall there was as
heavy as here.
w. E. Barnard, a former resident of
Mankato, arrived from his present
home at Cumberland, Wis, last night
to remain week.
| j. A. Jensen of Winona, formerly
of this city, is spending a day or
two in the city.
| HI. Z. Skinner of Albert Lea was
in the city over night.
H. F. Dorm. of Madison Lake was
in the city today.
G. L. A. Thompson of ST., Paul,
representing the Pennsylvania lines.
was in Mankato today.
A. H. Henry of GAINESVILLE attended
the Young reception last evening.
| DIR. w. H. Barr of Wells was in
Mankato yesterday afternoon.
| ID. Morrow of Mapleton attended