The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-10-08

riage of Miss Ida Lehnert and John
Henry Traeger. the ceremony was a
ring service and was performed at ten
O'Clock by the Rev. A. F. Winter, pas
tor of the church.
Miss Lehnert was most beautiful
bride, gowned in an attractive and
becoming wedding costume of white
silk with veil, and carrying bridal
shower bouquet. The bride was at.
tended by Miss Marie Traeger, Miss
Alvira Geyer, Paul Lehnert and An
ton Traeger.
Following the ceremony, a wedding
dinner was served at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Deiterman. The house was profusely
and artistically decorated in fall flow
ers and autumn leaves. This evening
the wedding festivities will be contin-
ned with dance and wedding sup
per. The bride is one of the most
attractive and popular of the young
people in Mankato township and is
a great favorite among all her many
friends. The groom is engaged in bust
ness in AIankato, where Mr.. and Mrs
Traeger are to make their home
Mr.. and Mrs. Traeger are receiving
congratulations from every one, to-
gether with tine best of kind wishes for
long and continued happiness and pros
perity.
Misses Mabel Kurth and Francis Pep
per entertained the G. \. 0. club last
Friday evening at the home of the lat
ter ON Shaubut street, the main fea-
lures of the social hour We're the re-
citing of Mother Goose rhymes and
the parcel shower on Misses Mae
and Clara Swenson who are to leave
soon for the west
Mrs. Gilbert Hall entertained ten
BOYS Yesterday afternoon in honor of
the sixth birthday of her little son,
Donovan. The afternoon was spens
with games, and supper was served,
and all of the youngsters had good
time.
The Woman's Catholic Order of
Foresters held largely attended meet
ing last evening, and initiated large
class. Refreshments were served and
a musical program carried out.
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Mrs. C. Fl. Saulpaugh is to entertain
informally this evening in honor of
Miss Lora Lulsdorff.
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Messrs. Masters and McGuiggan of
Winnebago were local visitors today.
II. S. Hayward returned this noon
from a short business trip in Chicago.
Attorney John HI. Eckhardt and sis
ter Anna left for Aberdeen, S. D., this
morning.
F. Sperlich and Robert Miesling of
Good Thunder were Manakto visitors
yesterday.
Frank Laurisch and J. A. Plageman
of Danville We're in the city yesterday
afternoon.
Leo S. Lamm, who is now a resi-
dent of Minneapolis, is making a visit
in the city.
Joseph Kruse and three sons left to-
day for Aberdeen, S. D., to register for
the land opening.
Carl Engwalsen took a business trip
to Madison, Mimi, Sunday night, and
Will return tomorrow.
Frank L. Albert, business manager
of The Red MILF company, was in
the city last evening.
II. f. Carney WHO is on several weeks
business trip to the Pacific coast will
return to the city the latter part of
this week.
William F. Parsons of Black River
Falls, Wisconsin, is in Mankato visit
ing his sister, Mrs. II. W. Kelly,
Pleasant street.
Charles Leonhardt and Christof AL
brecht of New Ulm were court callers
this afternoon, having made the trip
from New Ulm in their automobile.
Joseph Kruse of st. Clair, accom-
panied by his sons, Fred and Edward
Kruse, left today for Aberdeen, South
Dakota, to register at the Cheyenne
reservation lottery.
Miss Grace NJ Holmes returned on
Sunday from an extended trip to the
west coast. Miss Holmes is teacher
at the Pleasant Grove school and re-
sumed her teaching this morning.
c. A. Doherty, division passenger
agent of the Chicago Great Western
railroad was up from st. Paul yester-
day Mr.. Doherty has been with the
C. G. w. for several years and has
many warm friends here.
Mrs. Katherine Gray, teacher of vo-
cal culture, who has located permanent
ly in Mankato, sang at three of the
Sunday services in this city, and at the
students reception at Gustavus Adolf
plus college st. Peter last night.
Mrs. X. Eaton and Mrs. L. B. Clark,