The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-08-06


guests enjoyed a delightful afternoon.
Reed Ewing Marriage.
NJ. c. Ewing of Wansau, Wis, and
Miss Sarah Reed of Minneapolis, were
quietly married at the home of the
bride on Monday afternoon at four
O'Clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing arrived
on Tuesday at Madison Lake, where
they are to spend their honeymoon
The bridal couple are occupying the
"Uneeda Rest" cottage at the lake, and
will probably remain several weeks. Mr.
Ewing is cousin to HI. A. Patterson
! and was formerly interested in business
i in this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing are
TO make their future home in Wausau.
Entertained For Brother.
Miss Sadie Baker and Edith Lachelt
entertained informally last evening at
La farewell party of the formers broth
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Lee Swift of Tracy dined in the city
yesterday.
John b. Meagher of st. Paul was in
the city over night.
Mrs. temple has returned from a
visit at Jackson, MINI.
Mrs. William Schlict of Owatonna is
visiting relatives in the city.
Miss Fannie C. Staples of Howard
Lake was in the city today
Miss Mabelle Young of Owatonna
was a visitor in Mankato today.
A plain drunk was given sentence
of six days ''on the hill" this morn.
ing
Mrs. Charles Mohr and daughter
Frances, left for Chicago this aSer-
noon.
X. c. WOolson of Fairmont was in
the city yesterday and today. He for.
merly lived in Mankato.
Mrs. r. f. Brown and Mrs. w. r
Warwick came in from Lake Washing.
ton this morning to spend the day.
Miss Nellie Jacobson has returned
from Peoria, H., where she has been
, attending manual training institute.
Miss Birdie Rabe returned Monday
from Point Pleasant. where she spent
week as a guest of w. H. Wilcox S
family.
Miss Jessie Becquette has returned
where she was a guest at the Brett
cottage.
Miss Cecilia Sundt, who has been
spending several months with her sister
in Minneapolis, returned to Mankato
this week
Mrs. David +. Evans of Broad street
is entertaining her sister, Miss Mollie
Dunn of Minneapolis, who is to remain
several weeks.
Miss Alma Ludke and Miss Dora
Ryan left today for Mason City and
Fort Dodge, Iowa, to spend a week
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. F. w. Hunt and Mrs. Haggard
drove to Tivoli this morning to attend
the regular meeting of the Women's
Foreign Missionary society.
Joshua Hodgson and daughter Miss
Luella left today for Houghton, Mich.
to visit the copper mines in that re-
gion. They will return home Sept. l
Mrs. August Schiek returned to her
home in Wells today. She was ac-
companicd by her daughter, Mrs. Titz.
loft, and children who will be her
guests for two weeks.
Mrs. F. Fl. Sterling of Dubuque
Iowa, arrived in the city today to visit
her daughter, Mrs. L. L. Wood, for a
few weeks. She expects to make her
home in Minneapolis in the future.
Albert Swan of West Mankato de-
parted yesterday morning for Roches
ter where he will tal-e charge of. stone
mason work. MI. Swan is a fine work
man and will meet with success in
Rochester
Joseph H. Ruerup of Duluth, resign.
ed his position and came home to visit
his parents for a few days before 90.
/ ing out west. Mr.. Ruerup is recovering
as rapidly as possible from his recent
accident, when he had the misfortune
to step on rusty spike.
Professor F. j. Sperrv of Anoka, the
newly elected superintendent of schools,
arrived in Mankato last evening, ac-
companied by his wife. He will attend
the meeting of the school board this
evening, to go over matters connected
with the work of the coming school
year.
Joseph Ruerup and two sons, Joseph
H., and Charles, left yesterday morn.
ing for Missoula, Montana, where they
will all register for the land in the
ifiat head reservation. Joseph H., and
Charles will remain in Montana. Mr.
Ruerup will look for good location
and settle permanently. He is expected
back in about two weeks.
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j. A. Flittie relieved the waters of
Lake Washington yesterday of six
and half pound pike.
Miss Williams. instructor on the
piano, has left Mankato to study in
Boston. She leaves her class with Mrs
]. W. Kuebler.
There are to be no changes in the
office force of the Saupaugh under
the new management, so it was an.
nounced this morning.
This is grand weather for the har-
vest. 1t makes the farmer congratu-
late himself that he is on earth ana a