The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-11-12

Miss Mabel Clark, Slayton; Miss
Schoell, lie Sueur; and Mr. Garfield of
Minneapolis.
Krautkremer- Schneiderhau Wedding.
Miss Caroline Krautkremer of this
city was united in marriage this morn
ing to Leonard Schneiderhan of Jor-
dan, at st. Peter and Paul's Catholic
church. The ceremony occurred at
eight o'clock and was performed by the
Rev. Father Huber, in the presence of
a number of friends and relatives.
The bride was prettily and attrac
lively gowned in a white nuns yelling
and wore bridal veil. She carried 81
large shower bouquet of cream bride
roses. The bridal couple was attended
by William Schneiderhan, brother of
the groom, Miss Mary Mayer, Alex
Krautkremer, brother of the bride, and
Miss Katherine Schnederhan, the
groom's sister. The bridesmaids were
both gowned alike in becoming cos
TUNES of light blue null and carried
carnations. Following the ceremony at
the church, a wedding reception and
luncheon was held at the home of the
bride, and tomorrow the bridal couple
will start on their honeymoon trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schneiderhan are to make
their future home in Judson, where
the groom owns farm. The bride is
one of Mankato's popular young ladies
and was formerly in the jewelry store
of Martin and Hoerr. Mrs. Christine
; Hoofhauer of Jordan was an out of
town guest.
Reading BY Miss Bates.
The people of Mankato are to be
privileged to enjoy another recital
evening on Friday of this week, when
Miss Sara Ruth Bates will appear at
the Baptist church. Miss Bates is
gifted as an impersonator and as a
dialect reader and comes to Mankato
with the most satisfactory and flatter-
ing press notices. Wherever Miss Bates
has read, she has pleased large and
enthusiastic audiences. Her program
| is varied one, many of her selections
being the most fascinating of char
acter studies and sketches. Miss Bates
reads 81 Amt Goin' to Cry Any
More" Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage
Patch" "Mrs. O'Harrigan's Phono-
graph" and "Der Long Handled Dipper
dat Hangs By der link" There are
also many delightful Scotch and other
dialect stories and sketches at her
command
Miss Bates individuality is pro-
nounced throughout and she has also
that rare charm and ease of self pos
session which gives her work charm
of artistic form. Miss Bates has the
happy faculty of making one feel as
she feels and see the pictures she so
well paints with words.
Entertained DR.. Mccormack.
DR.. and Mrs. Andrews entertained at
a one o'clock luncheon DR.. j. n. McCor
mack, DR.. Thomas McDavitt, secretary
State Medical association; DIR. J. M.
Jefferson of Portland Ore. and Drs.
Bjelland and Kelley, president and
secretary of the Blue Earth County
Medical society.
Mrs. Butler Entertains.
Mrs. Charles Butler is entertaining
at bridge this afternoon in honor of
Mrs. j. c. Cressey, who is soon to leave
Mankato permanently. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cressy are to make their future home
at Newport, MINI.
w. d. Willard went to Chicago yes
terday.
Attorney w. d. Abbott of Winona
was in the city today.
Mrs. C.. H. Saulpuagh was a passen-
ger to the cities yesterday.
Attorney J. E. Haycraft of Madelia
took breakfast in the city.
Attorney H. H. Dunn of Albert Lea
was in Mankato over night.
Miss Edna Jensen of Nicollet was an
arrival in the city this morning.
County Surveyor Brooks went to
Lake Crystal today on business.
C. E. Bush, the Madison Lake butter
4
maker, is attending the convention.
Mr.. Stevens of Amboy was in Man
kato yesterday, doing some trading.
Mrs. Thomas Hughes went to Battle
Creek yesterday, to visit her daughter.
Professor Andrew Boss of st. Paul
is attending the buttermarkers' con-
vention.
Frank Peachin, general superintendent
of the Omaha road. was in the city
yesterday.
S. NJ. Grover of Sterling Center was
in the city today accompanied by his
young son Wallace.
F. Hoppe and sons of CORTLAND paid
Mankato a visit yesterday, and pa
tronized local stores.
c. H. Furman of Zillah, Washington
is in the city with a fruit exhibit at
Draper & Pettersens.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Franklin, son and
daughter of Vernon Center did some
shopping in Mankato yesterday.
C. E. Ellis of Sterling is a guest of
his brother William Ellis, while in the
city, member of the grand jury.
Henry Schwandt of Sanborn was in
the city today, having been subpoen-
aed as witness before the grand jury.
Louis Runke of Window is in at
tendance at the buttermakers' conven-