The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-04-23

place being the home of Mrs. Hay
wards sister. There Mr. and Mrs.
Hayward will make an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Hayward, who will be best re.
membered as Mrs. Hatch, has held the
position of first reader in the Chris
tian Science church in this city and
greatly assisted in its growth, it hav-
ing been largely through her efforts
that the church moved to their present
place of worship which has proven
such great benefit in every way
Mrs. Hayward has also done large
amount of most successful healing in
Science work and it is with sincere
regrets of large number of friends
that she has left the city. The best
of kind wishes 60 to her in her new
home from her many Mankato friends
Was Quiet Wedding.
A quiet wedding took place at high
noon today, the contracting parties
being Miss Edith Grippe and Arthur
Craver, both of this city. The wedding
was held at the home of the bride, on
Broad street Mr.. Craver is engaged
in the shoe business with his father
and is one of the successful yonng bust
ness men of Mankato. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Craver have the hest wishes OF
a large circle of Mankato friends fol
a successful and happy future.
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Marriage of Miss Dilley.
Cards have been received in the city
announcing the marriage of Miss Zillaf
Dilley to Mr.. Tedlef A. Veldey, which
occurred in Minneapolis. The bride il
niece of Mrs. F., r. Volk of thi:
city, having graduated from the nor
NAL school, after which she taught fol-
three years at Granite Falls. Mr.. Vel
dey is engaged in the banking bushes.
at Granville, North Dakota, where tn,
couple are to be at home after May
first.
Church Ladies Entertained.
Mrs. W. +. Comstock, Mrs. Bell,
Darlington and Miss Isabel Stene en-
tertained the ladies of the second di
vision of the Episcopal church thi
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Com
stock.
Ed r. Jones of Lake Crystal was il
the city today.
w. P. Lindsay of st. Paul was il
the city today.
T. j. Lappin has gone to the cite
on business trip.
Judge Francis Caldwell of LeSueu
was in Mankato over night.
Miss Rose Berendt of New Ulm j
the guest of Miss Rose Harkee.
Florence Lappin has gone to Mime
apolis to visit friends for week.
George p. Seawright of Good Thun
der was in Mankato last evening.
Rev. Zarwell of Plattville, Wis,
visiting Rev. A. F. Winter and fam
| lily.
Jay Hargar of Minneapolis is in tn
city, the guest OF his father, d. I
Hargar.
Rev. II. Strasen of CORTLAND an
Rev. NJ. Winter of GAINESVILLE were i
the city yesterday.
Contractor C. s. Erickson went t
Madison Lake this afternoon to begi
work again on judicial ditch No. II
Ex-,Judge Gallaghan passed throug
the city today on his way fror
Elysian to his home at LIE Sueur Cen
| ter.
Rev. A. F. Winter went to Bell
Plaine this afternoon to attend
meeting of the trustees for the HON
for the Aged.
Mr.. Van Ness B. Smith of TampicC
Mexico, arrived in the city last nigh
and will be the guest of Mr.. and Mr.:
r. f.. Brown.
William w. Roberts, representing til
Central State Bridge company, an
William R. Lee, representing the Hen
nepin Bridge company, were in Man
kato today.
Mrs. Albert Schippel was called thi
i morning to DEBORAH, Iowa, on accoun
| of the sickness of her mother. She re
ceived word Yesterday afternoon tina
her mother was seriously i'll.
Mrs. Margaret Farrell and Mrs. ]
B. Smith of Madison Lake spent
few hours in he city today.
Postmaster p NJ. Lyons of Madiso
Lake transacted business at the coul
house today.
John Pearson Of Syracuse, N. Y
who has been visiting his brother.
William Pearson, Murray Pearson an
Frank Pearson. left today for Cal
fornia. He will visit several cities i
that state before returning east.
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Patterson. NJ
and Mrs. r. f. Brown and Charlie
Powers of New York City compose
an auto party who went to st. Pete
| last night to witness the minstrt
show given in that city by locs
talent.
Elmer A.. Whitcomb went to ALDER
Lea this afternoon to accept the pc
sition of chief engineer for the ALDER
Lea Brick and Tile company. hi
family will remain in Mankato for tn
present, at least. Mr.. Whitcomb
many friends will wish him success
his new position, while regretting t
lose him.
F. w. Bates of the Free Press
confined to his home with an attac