The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-01-22
EST wishes for continued

klns were much overcome by @i3 Ova-
ton given them. Mr.. Tonpkias re-
piled very feelingly to the m ,noars
of the lodge for the unusual recog-
milton that had been shown TO his
wife and himself
The hall and table decorations were
in pink and green-ribbon of both
colors were used in ropings rom the
chandeliar to the corners of the table
where two elaborate wedding cakes
were the adornment.
A delicious banquet was served and
the festivities were continued until a
late hour. Lamm's orchestra furnished
music for the dancing and every one
felt it was an occasion long 10 oc re-
membered as one of the pleasarcest
affairs in the history of the |. o. .. F.
lodges.
Social Tonight.
The Epworth league of the Metno-
dist church will give social this
evening at 7:30 in the church parlors.
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Happy Wedding in Judson.
A wedding of interest to many Man
kato people took place last night at
the home of Mr.. C. W. Johnson of
Judson, when his daughter, Miss Cora
johnson, became the bride of Mr. Carl
jacobson of this city.
The bride is a graduate of the nor
mai school and is great favorite
among her large circle OF friends.
Mr.. jacobson has been connected
with the Mankato Cement works for
over six years and is looked upon as
one of the progressive young business
men of this city.
The bride was most attractivelv
gowned in a soft tan colored silk with
corsage bouquet of American beauty
roses and looked indeed charming. The
ring service was used and Mr.. Lynn
Brennan, an intimate friend of the
groom, acted as best man. Miss Mabel
johnson, Il sister of the bride, also
stood with them as maid of honor
The home decorations were artistic
in every detail, pOtted plants, palms
and roses were in every available
space, and ferns and tulle prettily fes-
TONED the chandeliers and staircases.
thus lending an added charm to the
gala occasion.
The couple were married under a
wedding bell or pink and green, the
service being performed by Rev. n.
p. Tuleen. After the ceremony. CON
CALCULATIONS were much in evidence
and an elaborate wedding luncheon was
served. There were a very large mum
Der of Mankato people present to wit
ness the happy event and Mr.. and
Mrs. jacobson were the recipients of
not only many exquisite gifts but also
received wishes for much JOY and pros
perty on their new journey of life
After Il short trip they will be at
home to their many friends at 2l7
West Eighth street, West Mankato.
Glover Leaf Dancing Club.
The Clover Leaf Dancing club held
its first party last night in Kr,lse
ball. A class meets from 1880 to $3.50
followed by an informal dance. 1t is
the intention of the club to meet every
Thursday evening through the winter
and good music will be furnished.
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N. o. Club Entertained.
Mrs. H. z. Markytan and Mrs. w.
d. Keith of North Mankato very de
club at the home of the former. About
thirty guests were present and prizes
were won by Mrs. WEIGH and Miss
Mcclure. A pretty luncheon was
served and all felt that the affair
was an especially enjoyable one.
-Pers
A. Danielson of st. Peter was in
MankaLo today.
Mr.. II. p Jensen left for Morris
this morning on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. a. Patterson and
daughter Helen returned tonight from
Minneapolis where they have been the
guests of Mr.. Patterson's sister Mrs.
Charles S. Hale.
John Mccarthy of Ceresco made one
of his rare visits to Mankato today.
A. II. Cook and William Ewing of
Eagle Lake were in the city today.
j. 2. Nelson formerly of Blue Earth
county but for ii number of years a
lumber dealer of Bottineau, n. d.,
and his son are visiting relatives and
friends at Lake Crystal and Vernon
Center
Tom Hays of Minneapolis is visiting
relatives i'll this county for a few
days.
Mr. Gates, representing the Gates
sanitarum of st. Paul. was in Nam
kato today and may remain here Il
month, to advertise the institution
through southern Minnesota from this
point.
Jhramlmer Bergen, who has been
attending Commercial college here. re-
turned to his home at Cannon Falls
this morning.
George Pond returned today from
Watervile. He stated that the dam
age to his stock of goods is rs bad
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