The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-10-02

spectively, and Miss Margaret Bienapa
his cousin, and George Huettl, at.
tended the couple.
The bride was handsomely gowned
i'm white silk and wore a veil and car
ried brides roses. The maid of honor
and bridesmaid were prettily attired in
white and ping carnations.
A reception followed the ceremony at
the home of the groom's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank BienapA, on North
Front street.. and one of the features
was sumptuous wedding dinner.
The bride received many handsome
gifts. She has been bookeeper for the
firm in Minneapolis for which Mr..
Bienaph is engaged as machinist
and is most excellent young wo-
man. with many warm friends. Mr..
Bienapa is,the oldest son of former police
man Bienaph and wife, and was raised i'll
Mankato, going to Minneapolis three
years ago to take the position of
machinist. He is steady, Industrious
and an excellent young man, who is
popular with all. The couple will re-
main in Mankato the rest of the week,
and will then return to Minneapolis.
They will have the best wishes of all
for their future happiness.
Mrs. Anton Bienapf and mother of
Adrian, aunt and grandmother of the
groom attended the wedding.
&c -
Last evening Miss Clara Walraf
was rendered farewell surprise at her
home, $50 North Sixth street. About
twenty of her intimate lady and
gentlemen friends spent the evening
playing different games. She was pre-
scented with beautiful signet ring as
a token of their friendship. Miss Wall
raj will leave OH Thursday for Oma-
la where she will make her home.
Miss Margaret Schroeder and Miss
Elenore Vosbeck assisted in serving
refreshments.
Alderman Atchison went to Albert
Lea today to attend the Freeborn
county fair, which opens there today.
He will attend the races tomorrow
and Thursday.
John H. Macbeth and r.. II. Fol-
ey went to Albert Lea last night.
with their Lady Option and DR.. Driver
and will participate in the races there
tomorrow and the next day.
Mrs. John Rickel and four little chill
drcn will leave tomorrow for Twin
Falls, Idaho to spend the winter. Mrs.
Rickel wishes to thank all her kind
friends and neighbours and the Ladies
of st. Cecilian Court of the Foresters
for many acts of Kindness during the
recent illness and, heath of her hus-
band.
Laus NJ. Anderson of Leray was
in Mankato today.
A.. w. johnson was i'll from Lincoln
today.
C. w. Chamberlain was down from
Amboy on business today.
County Commissioner Robert Madigan
has returned from trip to Duluth.
His daughter, who was hurt by u
train at Crookston, was injured so
slightly that she did not miss day
teaching school.
Conrad Kleinschmidt and family will
take up their permanent residence
at San Diego, CAL, i'll couple of
weeks. Mr.. Kleinschmidt is now there,
and his family are packing their
household goods.
DR.. Harry Bell, who has been gov
eminent inspector at the packing house
for two or three years, has been
transferred to La Crosse, Wis. and
will move his family there in about
two weeks. The inspector at Lacrosse
has been transferred to Mankato.
Guy sheldon and family left today
for Forth Worth, Texas, near which
place they live. after a visit of two
months in Mankato, with Mrs. Shell
don's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. }. NJ.
Karmany.
James j. Hill was the speaker at the
Freeborn county fair, Albert Lea. to-
day. An effort should be made to
secure the appearance of MIR. Hill at
the Mankato fair next year.
County Treasurer j. A. Johnson OF
Redwood Falls was in Mankato to-
day.
II. W. Pinney, who has, held posi-
ton with the American Express COM
pany for some time, has resigned and
yesterday went to work for Louis
Janda.
F. P. Zschunke was in New. ulm
today.
]. n. Day, president of the board
of public works. departed today Tor
Omaha where he will attend session
of the League of American Munich.
palities. He will return Oh Satur-
day.
Miss Edna Blanche Griffith is III
,Judson where she will visit relatives
for week.
T. C. Collins of Window was III
Mankato last evening.
Henry Robel of North Mankato VIII
90 to st. Paul tomorrow to attend q
meeting of the republican congressional
committee of the third district, OF
which he is member.
J. P. Thorne and wife of Jeffers paid
Mankato visit today.
i. w. Somerville of Pipestohe was