The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-07-17
From Mondays Daily.

, day. She received several very useful
gifts. Light refreshments were served.
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The picnic supper given at Sibley
park Saturday evening AT six O'Clock by
Floyd Eager to those taking part in
the play, mice and Men," was n very
enjoyable affair. After the supper had
been disposed of, the party assembled
on the platform and sang the songs
of the play and in other ways made
the time pass right merrily.
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A quiet but pretty wedding occurred
at Eagle Lake last Thursday evening.
The principals were Miss Carmen Pickle
and Mr.. Arthur Schooner of st. Paul.
The ceremony was performed at the
home of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. G. a. Pickle, at eight o'clock by
Rev. \. B. Foot. The couple were
unattended. Miss Doris Little played
the wedding march as the couple en-
tered the room.
MIR. and Mrs. schooner took their de-
partme on a late train for st. Paul
ana will remain in the east for some
time. They may decide to live in
Philadelphia.
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Minneapolis Journal: Miss Nina
Frederick. formerly of Minneapolis, now
of Chicago, and Miss Coedo of Chicago
are guests at the home of Miss Frances
Shaw on Fourteenth Avenue South,
and during their visit will be enter
tanned at number of informal affairs.
Thursday evening, Mrs. Ernest Stober
of Chicago avenue will entertain at a
lawn party for the visiting women
and the last of the week there will be
several dinner parties and luncheons.
Miss limerick and Miss -Cordo We're
visiting Miss Rose Walser for several
days the past week
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Mrs. J.. r. Whiting, son and daugh-
ter of Minneapolis, and Mrs. Searle of
New York city are visiting Mrs. DR..
j. S. Holbrook on South Broad street.
Mrs. Whiting is a sister of Mrs. Hol-
brook and Mrs. Searle is Mrs. Whit
ing's mother. They will remain a
week.
Mrs. A. NJ. Overman and children
are spending a few weeks at Wyckoif
and Chatfield, MINI.
Miss Christie Mckenzie of Plato,
Mimi, is visiting in the city, as the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. j. Nerbovig.
Miss Mckenzie was formerly class
mate of Mr.. and Mrs. Nerboyig.
Earl Flanagan and Harry Haugen
were at Madison Lake Sunday, ac-
companied by their chauffeur, FRED
Lensley.
John c. Wise returned from Denver
yesterday morning.
b. A. johnson, wife and son of Grand
Meadow are visiting at the home of r..
II. Morrow.
e. d. WiImot and wife went to Du-
luth today, the former to serve on
the United States petit jury and the
latter to visit her daughter at Nir-
ginia.
Miss Nellie McGlinchey returned to
her home at Franklin today after vi
sit of six weeks with her uncle,-, A.
G. Roemer and family.
Miss Genevieve l.. Parkin of Blue
Earth visited in the city yesterday.
Miss A. NJ Evenson of Washington,
ID. c., was visitor in Mankato over
Walter Daniels left this morning
for Duluth where he will serve on the
petit jury in the federal court.
Sunday.
W. H. Webb of Tracy took suppei
in the city Saturday.
Mrs. w. b. zimmerman of Lewiston,
Idaho visited in the city yesterday.
O. w. Knapp of Winnebago was in
MankatO yesterday.
c. l.. Johnston of Luverne paid the
city visit Saturday night.
C. H. Hornburg Jr., of Minneapolis
was in Mankato over Sunday.
DR.. L. A. Fritsche of New Ulm,
coroner of Brown county, was in Man
kato yesterday.
AL Dick was over from st. Peter
last night.
Misses Marcella LABEL, Stella Sla-
ter and George Fox of Toronto, Can
ada, are in the city to appear on the
program during the Chautauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Mack of Round
Prairie have arrived to be the guests
of Mrs. W. C. Durkee for a few days.
Miss Rinchley, normal school stu
dent. was obliged to return to her home
at Owatonna today on account of i'll
ness. She had been rooming recently
with the family of Rev. +. H. Willis
ford.
Miss Edna Mcconnell of lie Sueul
is in the city visiting Mrs. Otto Lily
and sister. west Monkato.
Fred Widell has accepted a position
with the Lanquist & lesley company
Chicago. general contractors. He will
be employed in the engineering depart
ment. He departed for Chicago this
afternoon.
Miss Nina Davis of Lake Crystal re
turned to her home today, after {
pleasant visit of two weeks with he1
young friends in Mankato.
City Engineer j. r. Thompson O
Bookings, s. d., was in Mankato to
day.
Edgar Parker and his sister. Mis-
Caroline, are confined to their home
with illness.
Captain George Rodman is seriousl.
iK at his home.
z General Gustaf Widell and famil!
have gone to st. Paul to attend thu
Shriners' meeting.
Mrs. A. III. Emerson and son returned
to their home at Lamberton yesterday
after visit with the formers mother
Mrs. Rice. They were accompanied b,
Miss Minnie Perrin.
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