The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-11-19
city yesterday afternoon. Judge w.
+. Hughes performed the ceremony.

city yesterday afternoon Judge W..
+. Hughes performed the ceremony.
| A. NJ. Stein left last night for Chi
cago.
4. DIR. S. c. Schmitt took trip to
Blue Earth today.
| Mrs. S. A. Swanson left on the noon
train today for the cities.
| j. Cream and Richard Long of Lyra
were visitors in the city today.
Mayor Meyer took the l2:45 a. m.
! train for Window this morning.
! Mrs. Jessie Clark returned this week
from an extended visit in the east
| Charles Voightlander and Ed Thomp-
son of Danville were in Mankato to-
day.
| j. j. Flachsenhar cashier of the
Vernon Center bank, was in Mankato
today.
/ DR.. A. +. Schmtt spent yesterday at
jackson, having been called in consul
tation.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Runke of Wilder
are in attendance at the buttermaker's
convention.
Mrs. Louis Runke of Wilder is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Swan
johnson of this city.
Mrs. G. l.. Gulbrandson left this noon
for two weeks visit with her par
ents 1T Ladysmith, Wis.
! William Malchow, banker at Wilder,
and secretary of the creamery at that
place is attending the convention in
this city.
! Miss Potts, official stenograpner for
the Buttermakers' and Cheesemakers'
convention, left on the afternoon train
for Chicago.
County Surveyor Brooks went to
Amboy today to make the survey for
a system of wing dams for the Pleas
ant View bridge.
are to leave on Saturday for Califor-
mia, where they are to spend several
months visiting relatives.
Mrs. Fl. A. Patterson and children
GO to the cities tomorrow, where they
will spend Sunday as guests of Mr.. and
| MIS- lLeSlcI "a dOltl SUI.
Mrs. L. NJ. Rice, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. II. ]. Parry, left
| on The noon train for her home in
, Denver, after spending week in this
city
, Editor Miller The st. Peter Free
I Press was in Mankato today. He stat;
, ed that he has just purchased limo
| type machine and will install in his
printing office.
r Congressman and Mrs. G.. r. Davis
of st. Peter are in the city as guests
: of Dr. and Mrs. j. M. Edwards. Mr.
Davis makes an address this evening
at the Elks lodge.
William RunKe, of Medina, N. D.,
is attending the convention. He was
formerly buttermaker at the Beaufort
creamery. Later he will visit his broth
, er's family at Window.
) Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Cressy and fam
lily left Mankato today for Newport
Mimi, where they are to reside per-
1manently Mr.. and Mrs. Cressy will
be greatly missed in Mankato
Miss Sara Ruth Bates, who is to
read at the Baptist church this even
ing, arrived in the city on the noon
train, and will be the guest over the
end of Miss Lulu Goodwin of South
Fifth street.
Judge Oscar ITALIAN has been selected
as toastmaster at the complimentary
dinner to Congressman Fred c. Stevens
by the citizens of st. Paul. T. g.
Walther will be the chairman. 1t is
planned to hold the reception and ban
quet Nov. "a if this date is agreeable
to Mr.. Stevens.
Governor A. O. Fbc~7'art has an
nounced the Minnesota delegates to the
national conference of commissioners on
uniform state laws which will be held
in Washington ID. c., Jan. 81. They are
Rome G. Brown. FL. V. Mercer, Howard
S. Abbott, Daniel Fish, Minneapolis; C.
A. Severance, c. w. Farnham, Edward
IT. Young, st. Paul; c. A. Congdon
and j. L. Washburn. Duluth; L. L.
Brown, Winona; George w. Stewart,
st Cloud and Lafayette French, Austin.
Governor A. o. Eberhart yesterday
appointed A. j. Lohren judge of the
municipal court at Waseca. The of
flee has been vacant for more than a
year, special judge occupying the
bench. Raymond C. Chase, editor of
The Anoka Herald, was appointed yes
terday special judge of the municipal
court at that place. George NJ. Gill
Ilette, w. +. McEwfr crd Fl. " Mer-
Ger were named as delegates to the
international congress on arbitration,
to be held in Washington at the same
time.
Passing all of the favorites in the
| United States senatorial race, Fountain
L. Thompson, a private citizen of Can
do, n. d., and a dark horse won the
prize in the stretch. Thompson has
not been among the leaders of the dem
ocracy for the state. His activities
have been largely confined to Towner
county, where he has been a member
| of the board of township supervisors
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