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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-11-04
Judson

Miss Annie Davis is home again
after spending a few weeks staying at
David Daviss.
!. Pany & Black, carpenters, have the
addition to Jones' store at Judson al
most ready for plastering
The Dackins Bros. have completed
their grain threshing and are now
shredding corn for the farmers.
Hugh r. Jones and his brother, c. c.
Jones, have both had considerable TIL
ing done this fall. Let the good work
keep on.
|. G. Lloyd has rented his farm and
will soon move with the children to
Mankato where the children will at
tend school.
C. S. .Thurston is again driving
|around the country buying hogs. He
shipped out two carloads of hogs,
sheep and cattle last week.
William f. Gotschalk of Judson has
had a carload Of wire shipped to
hudson which is now for sale. Any
one in need of such fencing will do
we'll to call on Bill before buying.
Rev. William ID, Jones preached an
able sermon at Jerusalem church last
Sunday evening to large audience.
William Jones is nephew OF Hon.
William r. Jones, whom he has been
visiting and also other relatives.
Mrs. John NJ. Jones and children OF
Montana, who have been spending Il
couple of months visiting relatives and
friends in Judson, returned home last
Wednesday. She was accompanied to
Minneapolis by her sister Esther where
they later will remain few days
visiting friends.
1t won't be long before we can say
"hello' to the people of Judson city,
as William Epson will have the Blue
Earth Telephone company's line run
down there. That will be fine. We
can order goods before we start so they
win be all done up when we get there
and go home without "getting full"
The young people of Jerusalem
church will have basket social at
school district No. 90 on Friday
evening, October 2sth, for the
benefit of the church, TO which every
body is cordially invited. Remember
the date. and bring well filled baskets
las big time is promised and a
lengthy program.
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From Tuesday's Daily.
Kr0St- R0ehmer Nuptials.

The marriage Of Miss Clara Rose
Boehmer and Albert p. Krost took
place at high noon today at the par,
sonage of st. Johns Catholic church,
Rev. Father Robert Hughes performing
the service. The couple were attend
ed by Miss Marion Grinninger of ST.
| Paul, cousin of the bride, as brides
maid, and Fred Krost, brother of the
groom, as best man.
The bride was prettily gowned in
pale green chiffon over silk, with gold
trimming The bridesmaid was attired
in old rose silk. Neither carried
flowers.
At the completion of the ceremony
the wedding party returned to the
home of the brides mother, Mrs. Fred
Boehmcr, Ala Main street, where ar
elaborate wedding dinner was served
Covers for fourteen were laid, and Mrs
Boehmer was assisted in serving by hel
niece, Miss Frances Grininger of st. Pau
and Miss Clara Riley of this city. Thu
dining room was decorated in pink ant
white, chrysanthemums and ferns be
ing so combined as to give a very
pretty effect.
The bride received number of beau
tiful gifts as tokens of esteem, in
cluding cut glass. linen, silver ant
chinaware. She was born and raised
in Mankato and graduated from tn,
high school. She is a young lady o
beautiful character and charming per
sonality. The groom, likewise, is ;
purely Mankato porduct, having beef
born and raised here, the son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Krost. He was school
mate of the bride, they having gon
through the schools together and grad
uated from the high school in the sam
, class. He is secretary to the Widel
company, and is n trusted and efficien
employee, whom all respect. The MI
merous friends of bride and groom vii
unite in extending their hearty con
CALCULATIONS and best wishes to tn
young couple.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Krost took the after
noon train for Omaha, and will yisi
there and in Kansas City and othe
western cities before returning TO Man
kato in about two weeks. They will
make their home at Ala East Mail
street, and will be cat home" ther
after December ].
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to the Jews in the poor quarters o,
New York. 31s; @.-.:'i aa5s al. e..
Mrs. r. e. Frederick and little daugh
ter Miss Bonnie, left for their home
at WATERFOWL, South Dakota today
after pleasant three weeks visit
with Mrs. Broderick's parents, Mr.. ani
Mrs. William Ellis.
Mrs. Josie Peterson Robertson OF
Nebraska has been visiting in the city
for few days as the guest of Mrs
Edna Peterson. Several years ago she
conducted 4 boarding house at the cor
ner Of Fourth and jackson streets.
G. A., Deebach returned to his home
yesterday from Emmanuel hospital
where he sepnt the past three weeks
He was operated upon three weeks agt
for an old rupture, and is still unable
to walk, but is getting better. 1t viii
be some. time before he will be able Il
return to his work.
saltwater Gazette: Miss Caroline A
Fullerton sailed from Seattle last Sat
! urday for China, her sister expecting
to meet her at Yokohama. Miss Fuller
ton has been appointed a missionar.
in China by the Episcopal church ant
| with her sister will labor in that com
try in the cause of Christianity. Sh
was the popular principal of the Ssill
| water high school last year.
Mr.. and NIrs. ". Il. Edwards viii
move 20 the city tomorrow from Rapi
| Ian dam, and will occupy their hous
| on Glenwood avenue. The construc
lion company has taken the hotel of
their hands and will operate it in tn
future until the time comes for tear
ling it down, before the reservoir bacl
of the dam is filled. The compafi,
takes the furnishings, etc. Mr.. an
Mrs. Edwards have been at the dan
| all summer, feeding and lodging
number of the workmen.
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some missionary work for the goods
made by union shoemakers.
Lieutenant J. +. Lewis, wife and
baby, arrived today from Michigan
City, Ind. They are en- route to San
Diego, CAL. where they will spend the
winter Lieutenant Lewis has. retired
from the navy until his health has
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Swcnson will
depart tomorrow for the west. En-
route they will stop at Butte, Mont,
to visit their son II. T. Swenson. Mr..
and Mrs. Swenson will visit Spokane,
and California points before returning
to Mankato in the spring.
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From Mondays Daily.
Halloween Party.

A very pleasant Halloween party
was given by. Miss Belle. Beatty and
Miss Jessie Irving at the latter's home
in West Mankato. The party was a
china shower in honor of Miss Alma
Under The first part of the evening
was spent in fortune telling and later
the presents were brought in in a
mammoth homemade pumpkin. Spooky
ghost stories We're told that caused the
listeners to tremble with fear. Toward
the latter part. of the evening the
guests were taken to the dining room
where refreshments were, served. The
decorations for the, occasion weEs Col
a Halloween order; black cats, pump
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SOCIETY
Y. w Phone, 80. Citizens. 2l3.
N. w Phone. 80.

R. T. Doud of Winona was in the
city yesterday.
Miss Grace Gordon of Kasota was in
the city today.
C. E. Abbott of Worthington was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Brown OF Mapleton visited in
Mankato Monday and Tuesday.
The Misses Frances and Marion Grin
niger OF st. Paul have returned home
after attending the wedding OF Miss
Clara Boehmer. /.
f. NJ. Deerhake, secretary of the Y.
VI. C. A., reached home today from
Toronto, where he has been attending
the international meeting of the asse-
citation.
Fritz Busch and cake" Wagon
went to Rochester Monday where Mr..
Busch consulted the doctors there, The
report this morning that he was seri.
ously i'll was not confirmed.
Misses Georgia Max6eld of Kensing-
ton and Mrs f. Bonderant of Kasota
were in the city today. The former
was on her return home after visit
OF several weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Bonderant.
Mrs. John A. Willard lett this after
noon for New York city, being called
there by the illness of her brother,
Billings Sibley who recently suffered Il
paralytic stroke. Mr.. Sibley formerly
resided here and will be remembered
by the older residents
An auto party of six stopped at
The Saulpaugh last night. 1t consist
cd of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Harden and
daughter Trean of 1Iarshall; Miss
Standing, Mrs. NJ. d. Beard, and Miss
Ethel Beard OF Deeoria, Iowa. They
Marshall Minnesota.
Miss Eta Hartman departed this
morning for Spokane where she will
visit her sister, Mrs. G. n. DetamOre.
She was accompanied as far as st.
Paul by her mother, Mrs. J. A. Harri.
man, who will attend the annual meet
ing OF the Woman's Foreign Mission
airy society which will he held in that
city.
Mrs. Mic Snyder OF Willow street is
seriously i'll at the home OF her sister,
Mrs. Troyel, at Minneapolis, where she
went on visit for month. A sister.
Mrs. Fred Hartman of Burlington, Ia,
and brother from Kansas City have
arrived. Mr.. Snyder was also sent for
from Waterloo, Ia, where he is in the
employ OF the WidelI company. This
is the first time in twenty years the
sisters and brother have been to-
gether. Mrs. Snyder will arrive home
as soon as she RECEIVERS.
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A111boy and Vicinity

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} a. r. Peyn has purchased a new
corn harvester and is busy husking
his large corn crop.
Hammond and Works are booked for
speeches at the town hall in Pleasant
Mounds Wednesday night.
The first snow of the season fell on
Thursday, but only enough as a gentle
reminder that winter is on the way.
Fred Meade of Amboy, the popular
photographer, took Il picture of the
Christian Sunday school last Sunday.
August Dukerschcin OF Amboy is
building large hog house and intends
TO raise and fatten a large number OF
hogs.
Miss Forester of Fairmont gave an
interesting address both morning and
evening last Sunday at the Christian
church. -"
Zee Look had over 400 bushels of
potatoes from two acres of ground. lie
finds ready sale for them at Is cents
ser bushel. r.
Ed Bartholomew was kicked on the
knee while hitching one of his horses
70 wagon. He thinks the accident
viii deprive him of his annual deer
hunt.
Mrs. Helen Smith, who has been
keeping house for George and Fred Fox
for several months, leaves Monday for
Detroit, Mich, to make her home with
her daughter.
The entertainment given last Tues
lay night by the high school students
Of Amboy was decided success. These
entertainments will be given regularly
III winter.
The contest between the Reds and
Blues in the Christian church closed
Sunday, the Reds coming out victori-
/ Gus. The average attendance for the
|! past fifteen Sundays has been forty
two and the total sum collected was
| 1892.
Lee Look and wife took their young
son to Mankato on Friday to be ope-
by scarlet fever. Drs. James and Ben
ham performed the operation and the
boy is doing well and all hope for his
| speedy recovery.
Erwin Day. one Of IT. T. Days twin
boys, had the misfortune Saturday to
break his arm in two places below the
] elbow. He was trying to crank the
i automobile and the handle flew bach;
striking the arm with heavy force. He
is doing nicely but will have to carry
his arm in sling for several weeks.
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Charles Bundy of Wells was in the
city yesterday.
John e. Diamond of Minneapolis was
in the city today. il,i#
|, j. NJ Froefich TO New Tim paid the
city visit today. ~
w. c. Thomas of st. James was in
the city yesterday. 81
. F. S. Kelly of Madela was in the
city Saturday evening.
The Misses Zorn OF Window were in
Mankato over Sunday
Joseph P. Mathews of Marshall was
in, Mankato yesterday. ~ II
George w. Brust of Sleepy Eye was
in the city last evening. eys.!.J.. p,
William l.. Harris of Minnesota Lake
was in the city over night.
Miss Sterling and Miss T. Sterling of
Waseca were in Mankato today.
c. w. Babcock and r.. S. Wilcox of
Kasota were in the city Saturday.
ii. Michel and wife of ST. James
were Sunday visitors in the city.
Mrs. Nelson Weed went to NIadelia
Saturday to spend few days visiting
her daughter.
Hon. James T. McClcary arrived in
the city today. He is accompanied by
Mrs. McCleary.
NJ. III. Caller, editor; 'of the Vernon
| Center News, was an arrival in the
city this morning. ~
Mrs. j. b. Swan has returned from
Fort Dodge, Iowa, after "A three weeks
visit with DIR. and Mrs f. D. Branden
burg. g.,
Mrs. Charles r. Long returned home
i today from Minneapolis, where she has
been the guest of Mrs. B. l.. Weber
| the past week. 49, a
Troy E. Zimmerman, James Hamil
ton and Denny !Donahue went. to Lew
iston, MIMI, yesterday and contracted
for four car loads of potatoes.
Mrs. G. r. Bradley and daughter
Miss Ruth, went to Minneapolis Sat
urday morning, the former returning
that night and the latter remaining
. over Sunday.
Nj. w. Harder and wife, Miss Trear
Harden, V. B. Seward and David ant
Adolph Tradeau of Marshall formed al
automobile party that came to thu
city yesterday and went out today.
! Z. S. Tromble of New York city j:
in the city buying the rough fish tina,
are beings taken from the neighborine
lakes These ksh are sto De sold latel
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George Tate OF Balaton is in the cit,
on business.
J. Moersch of st. Paul paid the city
a visit yesterday.
Rev w. H. Pond of Wilder was. II
MankatO last evening.
William Mason, Jr., of Judson was
in the city over night. ze
William Albrecht of Mapleton wa
in Mankato yesterday. - X
j. c. Rabe and SON of Nicoliet Wis
tied Mankato relatives yesterday
Mrs. H. A. Wheeler of Rochester i
the guest of relatives in Mankato.
George T. Simpson of St. Paul, at
torney general, spent last night in tn
city. @sel $50 gas 40 II
s. A. Challman of Minneapolis, stat
graded school inspector, was in the cit,
today.
Lyndon A. Smith of st. Paul, assist
ant attorney general, was in the cit,
last night.
R. T. Pedvin, J.. C. Anderson am
George Hovig of Madelia took ,suppe
in the city Sunday evening.
C. E. James of st. Paul, member O
the general executive board of tn
Boot and Shoemakers' union, is in tn
city on business. Mr. James is doin
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occurred at the home of the. brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. A. johnson
325 Clark street, at S:45 o'clock last
evening, in the presence Of thirty-five
relatives and intimate friends. The
house was tastefully decorated with
yellow and white chrysanthemums
palms, ferns and smilaX.
Rev. p. X. Edwards, rector of St
Johns Episcopal church, performed the
ceremony, using the full Episcopal ring
service. The couple were attended by
Miss Eleanor Johnson. sister Of The
bride. as maid Of honor, and Or. r., O.
Eberhart ais best man. Misses Florence
and Mamie Jargenson OF Wells played
wedding march with violin and piano
accompaniment.
The bride looked beautiful in Persian
lawn; trimmed with lace, and carried
shower bouquet of white roses. The
maid of honor was also prettily gowned
in Persian lawn, and carried pink roses
After the ceremony, delicate refresh
ments We're served, Mrs. Johnson be-
iItS isaSSiSleu III S<tNHs5 Wy -'iiSHcn -Hio'
Siddell and Mamie ,Jorgcnson of Wells
and Allie Schcrer and frankie Klein OF
this city.
The bride was the recipient OF MI
merous beautiful and costly gifts as
tokens of esteem She is the eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson, and
was born and grew to young woman
hood at Wells, coming to Mankato five
years ago with her parents and re-
siding here ever since. She is highly
esteemed by a large circle of friends
The groom was born and raised in
Ontario, Canada, and graduated from
college there, and has since followed
his profession OF veterinary surgeon
with much success. He has resided in
Mankato for the past five years, and
has made many friends and aequaint-
ances who hold him in high regard.
DR.. and Mrs. Philip have gone to tho
twin cities, and may extend their triI
further. They will return in abou,
two weeks, and will take up their resi-
dence in the upper duplex fats of the
John G. Gerlich house on North Broat
street, just completed, and will be al
home there after December l. They
will have the congratulations and bes
wishes of all. through their lifc's jour
ney.
| The ont of town guests present a
the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. A
Schilling, Mr.. and Mrs. John Adamson
Miss .fOrgensOn and Miss Mamie .JOr
censor of Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
AdamsOn of Delavan, and DR.. ,IohT
| AdamsOn of Window.
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Entertained Young Friends.

Misses Katie and Lucille Saenger en-
tertained a few of their young friends
at Halloween party last evening at
the home of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Saenger, l404 North Broad
street. Halloween games were played.
and light refreshments served, and all
had a good time.
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Kutz-Th0mas Wedding.

Kutz-Thomas Wedding.
A happy wedding occurred this morn
ing at nine o'clock at the residence OF
Rev. Father Robert Hughes, pastor OF
ST. Johns Catholic church. The prin-
cipals were Miss Lizzie Kntz and Mr..
Alloysius J. Thomas. They were. at
tended by the BRIDES brother, Mr.. John
Kutz. and the grOoms sister, Miss
Elizabeth L. Thomas. The bride was
dressed in white null, and looked very
pretty. Following the ceremony we'd
ding breakfast was served at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John r.. Thomas, on
Cherry street. The rooms were beau
tifuHy decorated for the occasion. 81
The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Kutz
of San Diego, CAL, is very nice
young woman who will make Mr..
Thomas a valuable helpmeet and COM
panion through life. Mr.. Thomas is
private secretary to Manager Spehr
OF the Sleepy Eye Milling company
and is a young man OF promise. lie
is son of Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
Thomas, respected residents of Man
katO.
The newlyweds went to Swan Lake
10 enjoy their honeymoon. They will
remain there until Sunday when they
will go to Sleepy Eye where they will
90 to housekeeping.
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Quiet Home Wedding.

A very quiet home wedding took
place at eight o'clock last evening at
the home of NJ. 0. Sundt. l28 Center
street, when Mr.. Sundt and Miss
Rekharda Goodager were united in the
bonds of matrimony. Rev. j. Fl. Brono,
pastor of Trinity Norwegian Lutheran
church, performed the ceremony in the
presence of about twenty-five relatives
and intimate friends. 1t had been in
tended to have a very quiet affair, and
to surprise the party, as the guests
were asked informally to come to
spend the evening without being told
what the occasion was. However, the
guests learned of the proposed nup-
tials, and came with handsome gifts
for the bride including cut glass, silver
and hand painted chinaware.
The couple were unattended. The
bride was elegantly attired in white
crepe du chene, handsomely trimmed
| with pearls and lace, and carried white
roses.
After the ceremony buffet luncheon
was served, in three courses, that was
very .appetising. Several pleasing musi-
! cal selections were rendered. The rooms
were very prettily decorated with
chrysanthemums, roses, carnations and
palms.
|. The bride has resided in Mankato efol
the past fifteen years, and during a
large part of that time conducted
fashionable dressmaking parlors. She
is favcrafly known by large circle
of friends. The groom is one of the
substantial business men OF Mankato
long having conducted merchant tail
oring establishment. He is identified
with many business interests, and has
wide acquaintance. The many friends
of both will extend their best wishes
| The couple will be at home at l2s
! Center street after November Is.
Those from out of town who at.
tended the wedding were Mrs. +, l.
Malmin, an aunt OF the bride, and hel
granddaughter, Miss Irene Malmin
| both of Blue Earth.
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Gave Halloween Party.

Miss Mary Burton entertained gay
party of thirtyfve of her young
friends Saturday evening at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Munson
Burton, sos South Broad street, at a
Halloween party. Games appropriate
to the season were played and dancing
INDUCED in The decorations were in
pink and white, chrysanthcmums being
used. Delightful refreshments were
served, Mrs. II. E. llance assisting in
serving. The affair was greatly en-
joyed by all, and Miss burton proved a
most entertaining hostess.
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w. j. McGuiggan of Winnebago was
in the city yesterday.
A. NJ. Schneeberger of Amboy was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Airs. N. G. Swanbeck of
st. Peter spent yesterday in the city.
Melville Davis, superintendent OF
schools Of Nicollet county, was in the
city yesterday.
l.. 0. Belland, F. Joplin and S. II.
Bateman of Milroy were Mankato Wis.
itors yesterday.
Miss Christine Hemmingson of
Springfield arrived in the city this
evening to visit friends for few
days.
Heran Soluble of Medic was in the
city today, and said that several of his
neighbors have just sold their farms to
Illinois parties.
DR.. John Williams of Lake Crys,
tai drove to. the city with his automo-
bile yesterday, and said that he; die
not mind the cold. s3ei F'
Julius Reinsbnrg of Madison Lake
and Henry Pagel of Mapleton were
leading democrats of the county who
were in the city yesterday. .i" =
Mrs. Mary Case has, arrived in tht
city from her home at Sturgis, S. D.
to remain during the illness of he,
sister, Miss Edith Grannis. .i}l
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From Saturdays Daily.

+ Mrs. Lizzie Miller died at her home
in Mankato township last night. Mrs.
Miller was over seventy years old and
had resided here for good many years.
She had been failing for some time.
She had been very active lady and
had kept busy with her house work
in spite of her age.
Mrs. Miller was a member of the
Lutheran church. She is survived by
six boys and one daughter. The fun
eral will probably be Monday afternoon.
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Entertained Young People.

Mrs. w. II. Gary entertained thirty
eight young people of her neighborhood
last evening at her home, 92S North
Second street. The evening was spent
with games, and light refreshments
were served, and all had good time
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Roy Burrill Married.

Roy Burrlll Married.
Roy c. Burriil, oldest son of Mrs
Ida Burrill Johnson of Belgrade, was
married at Spokane, Wash, October 26
to Miss May Watson. Mr. Burrill has
held responsible position on the
Northwestern road as passenger brake
man for the past year and a half
Miss Watson is very highly spoken O
and no doubt the young couple will b'
exceedingly happy az is the wishes o
all their many friends. After a shor
visit with Mr.. Burrills sister, Mrs
Cora johnson at Watertown, S. d. the,
will go to housekeeping in Tracy. MI
Burrill's run is from Tracy to Pierre
s., Z.
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teemed throughout. Kingsbpry county
MFR. and Mrs.. Martinrleft on the
four o'clock train Sunday, and will be
at home to their friends after Novem.
Der ], at 1927 first avenue south, Min
neapOlis.