The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-04-16
From Saturd, US Daily.
Wedding at Worthingotn.


Worthington, Mimi, April 10, 1909
Mr.. Ernest Sterling, travelling sales
man for Wyman, Partridge Co.. and
Miss Ia Retta Kannal were quietly
married in the presence of af few
friends at the home of the brides par
ents in this city last evening. Rev.
G.. A. Cahoon of the Methodist church
performed the ceremony After a brief
honeymoon trip Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling
will take up their residence in this
city Both are we'll known and popu-
lar young people.
Miss Hughes Entertained.
Miss Bessie Hughes of Pleasant street
very delightfully."- entertained sixteen OF
her friends last evening Progressive
games were played which included dom.
inoPs, tiddlywinks, authors and lotto
and prizes were awarded to Miss Ethe
Williams and Mr.. Ness. unique con
versation contest was also one of the
amusement features. After the games
the hostess served a most deliciou:
luncheon.
Will Give May Party
Mankato lodge No. &c, X. of p, has
decided to give a May party Thursday
evening, Nav 6, and Lamm's orchestrs
has been engaged for the occasion. Thu
viii be made one of the pleasant af
fairs of the season.
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Friends at Dinner.
Miss Eleanor Wood of Byron stree
informally entertained few friends a
dinner last evening.
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H. Norman of St James was in tn
city today.
o. T. Peterson of Amboy was il
Mankato today.
r. W. Mead of Lake Crystal was il
the city, today.
F. Fl. Pfeffer is spending the day il
the Twin Cities.
William Troendle of Mapleton was i
the city today.
Ernest Hughes of Cambria visited i
Mankato over night.
William Albrecht of Mapleton dine
in the city today
Mrs. f. Heisefeld of Walnut Grov
is visiting in the city.
James A. Meagner of Marysburg wa
in the city last evening.
O. ?. Buell., the Kasota banker, wa
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Buck of Mime
apolis are visiting in the city.
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in Mankato yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Harriotte Shanks of st. Jane
was an arrival in Mankato this morn
ing.
DIR. and Mrs. William w. Void o
jackson are spending a few days il
tn city.
f. H. Sohre came over from Goo,
Thunder yesterday and remained owe
night. e.. Ess.s-l 49,.
John Strobe, bookkeeper in the new
Mapleton bank, was in Mankato to
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Norby are t,
spend the week end visiting friends il
lie Sueur Center.
Miss Leslie Gilmore leaves on Mon
day for an extended trip to Ho
Springs, Arkansas.
Mr.. Charles Nixon, of Minneapolis
who is guest in the city, made
trip to st. Peter today.
Miss Ruth Bradley went to Mime
apolis this morning to spend Easte
with her aunt, Mrs. DIR. Bradley.
Miss Anna Willard returns to Min
neapolis tomorrow to resume her du
ties in the public schools.
Miss Mabel Nelson, who was operate
upon at a local hospital, has recovere
sufficiently to be able to return nome
Albert Schmidt of Sanborn was i
Mankato today on his return HON
after two months trip to the Pacifi
coast
G. b. Bates and wife will go to Well
on Monday to attend the funeral o
Mr.. Bates brother, who died Their
yesterday.
Mrs A. Mazarenus of Worthingto
is spending Easter with her daughter
Mrs. A. o. Winsberg of So4 Nortl
Broad street
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nixon of Min
neapoliS are guests of the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Peart, o
South Broad street.
Miss Mary Willard went to Mime
apolis yesterday afternoon to take
position of drawing teacher in the ney
West high school.
George b. Owen was in from Poin
Pleasant today and stated that the ic
in the lake is still intact and strong
1t is holding unusually late
Mrs William Schwannenberg has bee
entertaining Miss Edith Winch thi
week. Miss Winch is teacher an
goes back to her school work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thavis ar