The Mankato free press., 1909-10-22

best wishes for their success and hap
piness i'll their new life
Quiet Home Wedding.
A quiet home wedding occurred to-
son Weed on South Second street,
when their daughter Mary was mar
ried to Stephen \. Scales of Madelia
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Sage of GAINESVILLE. Following the
ceremony a three course luncheon was
served.
Mr. and Mrs. Scales left on the i2:40
train for Denver and will be "at home''
in Madelia after Nov. Is.
Pretty Surprise Affair.
A pretty surprise affair occurred last
night at the home of Miss Alma Har-
riman on State street in the arrival
of twelve of her girl friends. Miss
Hartman is soon to leave for the
west coast where she is to make an
extended visit and the surprise event
of last night was in the nature of
farewell. Games and a candy pull were
the amusement features that made
most enjoyable occasion.
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Entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Young.
The Congregational ladies are to en-
tertain at a church supper on We'd
, nesday evening at six o'clock in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Young of Clark
street, who are soon to leave Mankato
permanently.
Isidor Longini of Winona called up
on his trade today.
! Judge Francis Caldwell of LeSueur
was in the city over night.
| II. Ray Howard of st. Paul paid
Mankato busienss visit today.
| Mrs. E. l.. Van Valkenburg of st.
James took dinner in the city today.
J. J. Waddell, wife and family, leave
tomorrow for Yuma, to spend the win
| ter.
| Attorney L. G. Argetsinger of Ma.
ness.
H. D. Diamond left yesterday for
! Aberdeen, S. D., to register for the
| land drawing
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Fox of Usage,
Ia, have paid Mr.. and Mrs. J. n.
Lang visit.
Mrs. Chares Sweet of Wells spent
the day with Mrs. e. L. Fitzloff of
1921 Hickory street.
Mrs. b. J. Westinghouse of st. Paul
remained over another day to visit her
sister, Mrs. Grace Ledbeter.
at noon today for Aberdeen, S. d., to
register for. the land opening.
+ Governor A. O. Eberhart came home
last evening and returned to st. Paul
| on the l0:l5 a. III. train today.
I Charles i: Wise went to st. Paul
of the North Star Press association.
President c. II. Cooper of the normal
attended the presidential inaugural
ceremonies at Carleton college yester-
tday.
Judge \. r. Pau and Court Reporter
W. B. Davies returned this noon from
st. James, having closed the term of
idlstrlct court there.
Mrs. Mary Alderman, who has been
in the city as guest of Mrs. George
E. Brett, leaves tomorrow for ner
home in Wheeling. w. Va.
Jay Sherk is back from visit with
his uncle. d. E. Cleveland at Lake Cry
stall Mr.. Sherk is i'll the employ of
the Patterson Mercantile company of
this city.
Mrs. George II. Clark leaves ON
Wednesday for Wooster, Ohio, for a
1.-TWO weeks svisit. Mrs. Belknap, Mrs.
fClark's mother, will return with her
to Mankato.
Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Detlaff returned
yesterday noon from a three months
trip to the Pacific coast and interme
date points. They report very
pleasant time.
Attorneys d. J. Severance, C. L.
Benedict c. o. Daley, Chris Carlson
and Otto Harkee went to st. Peter
this morning to attend the opening
of the term of the district court. They
went in the formers automobile, and
will return late this afternoon. Each
has one or more cases. on the calendar.
Rev. and Mrs. T.. Ross Paden left
to-day for Blue Earth to attend the
marriage of Mrs. Paden's niece, Miss
Esther Lorain Kendall, to Gordon
Brooks Van Dien, which occurs to-
morrow at ten thirty o'clock at the
Pilot Grove church. Rev. Paden will
perform the ceremony.
A. j. Hathaway, secretary and p. Ii.
Evans, assistant superintendent of
agents of the Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance company, Milwaukee,
and c. \. Andrews; Frank Andrews,
Waseca; John A. johnson, Mankato
and +. G. Brehm will go to Heron Lake
where they will remain ten days hunt
ing ducks.
ST. Paul Dispatch: The term OF
Carlos Avery, executive agent of the
game and fish commission, expires with
the first of the year, and already can
didates are seeking the place. 1t was
reported today that Samuel Fullerton,
superintendent Of hatcheries, was a
candidate for the place. He held the
position under Governor S. X. Van
SAINT and was brief holdover under
tho JohpunD admin II ra tiou