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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-06-24

the evening was saas delightful one in
! every partiealar, 1T. being purely in
formal. Thes house was prettily deco
rated with carnations and roses. Some
rather novel gamess were introduced
which were the chief amusement for
the evening, and these concluded with
!; twow hours of tripping of the light fan,
tastic. At eleven o'clock delightful
luncheon as served by Mrs A. E. Carl
son. Those present were: The Misses
Mayone Carlson, Emma Carlson, Zoe
Norberg. Elsie Clausner Ellen Eng
strom, Mary Olsen, Vera Engstrom
Alma Lille, Josie Johnson, Freda Inger-
lumd, Jennie Carlson, Messrs. Axel
Miller, Chris Nelson, Knut Leitne, F. A.
Rupp. La Nash, Alfred Carlson, Charles
Sandberg, F. j. Herlert, Mark Beck,
Charles Proved, B. Jones and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. f. Carlson.
Miss Vera Thomas returned to her
home last night after. visiting a week
Miss Maybell Herzberg of st. Peter
visited in Mankato yesterday and to-
day.
Louis Elder of Madison Lake spent
the greater part of the week in
the city. hi
s. ID. O'Neill and Louis BOehem and
wife of Sherburn were in the city yes
terday and today.
Miss Edith Engstrom of Waseca has
arrived to spend a week as the guest
of Mrs.. Arthur Sutten.
Miss Pearl .BOehmer returned yester-
day from Phoenix, Arizona, to spend
the summer with her mother.
Miss Cornelia Mansfield has returned
from three weeks visit at the sum-
mer home of Mrs. F. H. Snyder near
st. Paul.
Miss Kathleen Hart went to Mime
tOnka today to attend ten days
house party of her sorority, the
Gamma Phi Beta.
Mrs. H. A. Stoughton and child and
niece, who have been visiting Mrs. c.
O. Daily for ten days, returned to
their home at Window today.
Miss Hattie Christensen, who has
been filing a position with the mutual
insurance company at Chatfield, has re-
turneu to Mankato for three weeks
vacation.
Mrs. Frank Buckmister of Sherburn
and Mrs. Albert Magin of this city
went to Kasota last night to spend
three days visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. n. NJ Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. LIP. Hunt were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs George F..
Brett at six o'clock dinner at the
Barclay hotel, Point Pleasant, last
evening. The trip was made to the
lake and return with Ed Brett's auto
with the younger Mr.. Brett at the
wheel. tsf'-e.t
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From Tuesdays Daily.
Pre-Nuptial Entertainments.

Miss Mary Wood, daughter of DIR.
and Mrs. NJ. B. Wood, whose marriage
to Morgan Bowen, will take place the
latter part of the month, was the
guest of honor at a pretty company
given this afternoon by Mrs. H. f.
Carney and Miss Caroline Sundt at the
home of the former on Byron street
The appointments were. charming and
delightful afternoon was spent.
Mrs. l.. l.. Wood will entertain fol
her sister, Miss Wood, on Thursday
afternoon
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Lake Crystal were, in the city last

Lake Crystal were in the city last
,, evening. W
Paul +. Rodgers Of Rapidan was in
the city yesterday.
j. c. Caldwell of Lakefield was in
the city last evening.
f. a. Brecht Of Minnesota Lake was
in the city yesterday.
DR.. c. A. Roberts of LeSueur- Center
was in MankatO today.
A. b. Winter of Redwood Falls was
in the city last evening.
Miss Title Theissen of New Ulm is
visiting friends in the city.
Fred Gooch of Lamberton was a
morning arrival in the city.
| Senator +. H. Garfield of Luverne
spent last night in the city.
+. Fl. Schrotberger and wife of Wei
come were in MankatO today.
Miss Christine A.. Bartol of Owatonna
was in Mankato over yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ Hammond of Lewis
vile paid the city visit today.
c.. J. Macbeth went this morning to
st. Paul for a short business visit
Miss Eleanor c.. Baseomb of Mime
apolis was guest in the city today
r. A. Bushie and wife and H. j
Frundt of Blue Earth were visitors in
the city yesterday.
f. ID. Currier of Nicollet was i'm the
city yesterday on his way to the Beau
ford creamery picnic
$ John Weir and wife and a Mr. Weir
of Good Thunder were in the cty yes
terday on their return from Rochester.
Miss Sundt returned last night from
Minneapolis, where she has been teaching
and will spend her summer vacation
at home,
Mrs. l.. i. Wood and daughter,
Janet, returned last eveing after having
spent several weeks with relatives and
friends in Minneapolis
Messrs. Jay Hubbard and S. Granger
made an automobile trip today TO Gar
den City in the interests of the Hub
bard and Palmer company.
Miss Margaret Balm returned from
Wisconsin where she has been attending
school to spend the summer with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James NJ Balm.
Miss Kate Hubbard has returned
after weeks visit with friends in
Minneapolis. She was accompanied by
Miss Hazel Gutgesell of st. Paul who
will be her guest for several days.
DIR. and Mrs. w. F. Lewis, Irving c.
Lewis and Phillip F. Lewis of Oakland,
CAL, arrived in the city last night to
visit friends and renew old acquaintan-
ces, Mr.. Lewis was. formerly engaged
in the banking business in Mankato.
Miss Helen Black, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Black, l27 Center street,
gave a party to fourteen of her little
friends yesterday. Refreshments were
served and games played. The occasion
was Miss Helen's ninth birthday
Lake Crystal Union: The Union had
a call from George A. Tate, banker at
Balaton, Mimi, accompanied by Miss
Julia Thorne of this place Mr. Tate
is the administrator of the estate of
the late Stephen Thorne. In the will
Mr. ThOrne provided an annual income
to be expended on his grave to keep in
order. a.- ,s,4y
Mr. and Mrs. c.. w, Angler are
spending a week at the Sterling
home, Cedar Point, Lake Francis.
They go from there to Litchfeld to
visit week or ten days. From Litch-
field they go, to Isle Royal and will
spend the summer on the north shore
of Lake Superior, leaving there in sea
son for Professor Angler to take up his
work when school opens at Fort Worth
Texas where ne is in charge of the
training in the CITY schools.
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Presbyterian Church Picnic.

Fully two hundred went to Mime
opa today to attend the picnic of the
congregation and Sunday school of the
Presbyterian church. The train was
filled to its capacity, taking about a
hundred, mostly ladies and children.
The others went by team and auto.
A big family picnic dinner was served,
all sitting down together Those who
come by train will get in at $40 p. III.
The weather was favorable for pic
MIC
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From Saturdays Daily.
Party for Miss Carlson.

Occur DAlene, Idaho. Journal: Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. Carlson, who reside at
6l1 Indiana avenue, entertained Sat
nrday evening in honor of their niece,
Miss. Mamie Carlson of Mankato, MINI.
who is their guest at the present
time. About thirty We're present and
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N. Phone, 80. -, Citizens, 213.
Citizens, 2l3.
Surprise On Sunday School Teacher.
N. w Phone, 80.

SURPRISE On sunday SchCol Teacher.
Representatives of the Sunday school
classes taught by Miss Lizzie George
from 1865 ia 1910 rendered her sur
prise at Mrs., Felton's home Monday
evening, it being her birthday ami
versary. Those pupils and friends who
are in the city attended in person,
while those living at a distance re-
membered her with a postal shower
and extracts from letters in apprecia-
ton of Miss Georges past services
were also read.
During the evening she was presented
with book of twenty "grcenbacks, !"
also numerous other presents, showing
the nigh regard in which she is held
by her Sunday school pupils and friends,
Dainty refreshments were served during
the evening, The affair was planned by
a friend and former pupil of Miss George
and was enjoyed by all.
The following pupils We're represent
ed in the surprise: Gertrude Stewart,
Eva Hartman, Alma Hartman Mrs.
Detamanl, Grace Jones, Mabel Wood,
Eva Williams CAIrs. Alba lewis, Mar
ian Hunt, Esther Allen, Edith Grannis,
Alice Russell Mrs. Gettman), Mamie
Vance (Nrs. H. Palmer, Mabel Mar
tin, Clara Martin, Emma Beach Mrs.
Eygabroadl. Lanra Beach, Eta Webb,
Lenore Roblee, Inez Goodell (Nlrs. Col
lins), Harriet Christensen. Blanche
Keen Mrs. Jacobson), Mary. Irving
Mrs. H. H. Andrews, Annie Irving
Mrs. RenedicD, Cora Odiard, Nettie
Tompkins, Edith Tomp&ins (hrs. TaY
lori, Gertrude Clements, Ethel Hughes,
Carrie Willism (Mrs. H. Williams), ,
Mary Jacques Mrs Ed. Anstin), Laura
Jacques (Mrs. Barnard), May Culp
( Mrs. Whitcombl, Amy Keysor AIRS.
Carp"nteD,s. Lizzie Hammett (AIrs.
PrOwsel, Jessie .Prowse, Hattie Kuhn
Myla, brooks (Mrs Robert. Bradley,
Emma Sorcnson Mrs. Theodore JUST !,
Bessie Lloyd. Grace, Allen, Abbie Rob-
inson Mrs. P. Pitcher, Hannah Ham
NETT airs. r. Giryin, Aggie Pearson
Mrs., Fay Watts, Ada Hammett Mrs.
j. WilcoXl, Carrie llammett (Mrs.
FRENCH >. Thirza Bates (AIrs. f.. Nj. CalD,
Ida Darr, Luella -Darr, Anna Solberg.
Esther Day, Lucia Bradley Mrs. Van
fosSenl, Amelia Bradley (Mae Fancherl,
Blanche, .Fonlke (Mrs. Koepp), Nina
Cowgirl, Joy, Fiero, Edith Fiero tMrs.
Ovren). Edith Sherk tMrs. TidlandD !,
Mrs. r. Z, Foster, Lydia Crisp Mrs,
Bates. 4
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Reopen Lutheran School.

The Evangelical Lutheran Emmanuel
school reopened this morning for anoth
er two weeks session after being closed
for a week on account of the Evangel
zeal Lutheran synod which held its
session at Red Wing and which the
teachers of the school attended.
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From Mondays; Daily,
Christensen Johns Nuptials.

MankatO friends Of Dr. Edward w
Christensen, a former resident and one
of the prominent young men of this
city, will be interested in the an
nouncement of his marriage to Miss
Anna Johns. The Los Angeles Exami
ner of June ninth, contained the fol
lowing mention of the happy event:
Miss Anna Johns of British Col,im
bia was married last night to DR.. Ed.
gar w. Christensen, the wedding tax.
ing place at the home of the groOm's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. T.. Christen-
sen, 335 North Soto street, where rela
tives and few intimate friends wit.
messed the. ceremony.
Notwithstanding the fact that a quiet
home wedding had been planned, it
was charmingly appointed affair
The bridal couple stood during the mar
riage service beneath canopy of as
paragus fern into which balls of white
sweet peas were caught, white and
green prevailing throughout the floral
decorations in this room. The library
was in red, and the dining room in
pink and green. Here a large cluster OF
pink sweet peas rested in the center
of the table, lighted with pink shaded
candles and drop lights.
The bride was attired in handsome
white silk gown trimmed in lace of
dainty pattern. She carried lilies of
the-valley.
just before the entrance of the bril-
dial couple Mrs. Fred Dorm and Charles
T. Hendricks standing. outside an open
window. sang Schubert's Serenade, and
later in connection with the mar
riage service sang the Wedding Chorus
from "The Rose Maiden" (COwan), ar
ranged as a duet Mrs. Dorm also
gave solo, THE Wedding Morn"
tCmtesman.)
"Dr. and Mrs. Christensen have left
for brief wedding trip. After their
return they will be at home at 237
East Ocean avenue, Long Beach, where
the groom is practicing physician
Mrs. Christensen, who came here a
short time ago for the wedding is a
beautiful young woman and has made
many friends in Los Angeles since her
arrival.
"The Rev Wilson ot tie Eniscnnal
church officiated at the ceremony"
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Ray Wood of Lanesboro was in the
city today.
@. F. Holley of Madelia was in the
city today.
H. r. Norvell of Wells was in Man
kato today. 49,
John Burke of Tracy was in tho
city over night.
Miss .Letta LaRue of Jackson visited
in the city yesterday.
Miss Julia Thomas of Lake Crystal
was in Mankato Sunday.
Mrs. Ray j. Hawkins of Cleveland
visited in the city today.
NJ. !. Olson and wife of Balaton have
been visiting in the city.
Attorney NJ. W. Brewster of Wells
was in the city over night.
Mrs. Sam Nader and daughter of
Napoleon are visiting in the city.
Mrs. j. IA. Eggers, Jr., of Plainville
visited friends in the city yesterday
j. A. MelOne of Rochester, the real
estate man, was IN the city over night
Senator John Mooan of Waseca was
in the city yesterday on legal business.
c. S. Griffith and wife of Rapidan
We're visitors in Mankato over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Leach of Fart
bault visited friends in the city Sun
day.
Miss Cyrilla Gieriet of Madelia is
visiting friends in the city for three
days.
Thomas davidson left Saturday after
noon for Boston, to be gone couple
of weeks.
Miss Mabel knott left today for Fer
gus Falls where she will pay visit to
relatives and friends.
A. w. Petrich of Vernon Center was
in MankatO this morning on his way
to the state convention
Miss Doris Little is in from Eagle
Lake to spend several days as the
guest of Miss Kate Hubbard
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice NJ Tenzer are
planning on spending the coming week
with friends in the twin cities
H. p. GOossen of Mountain Lake
spent Saturday and Sunday in the
city, combining business with pleasure
Professor and Mrs. J. A. Hancock and
son left today for Corpus Christi, Mex
leo, to spend a portion of their va
cation.
Mrs. Benjamin Boardman of Greene,
Iowa, and Mrs. E. s. Stuntz and son
of Redwood Falls were guests in the
city yesterday and today.
r. f. Brown is suffering from a
sprained ankle. He stepped on some
thing at Madison Lake Sunday evening
that turned his right ankle.
Ernest Mahlke has returned from
Rapid City, s. d. where he has been
doing a contracting business, although
retaining his residence in Mankato.
Henry Vogelpohl and Peter SPENCER
attended the state convention of bar
bers at st. Paul Sunday A couple of
hundred BARRIERS were in ATTENDANCE
A. NJ. Clements is doing nicely, and
his temperature was normal yesterday
and today. and there are hopes of
off the typhoid fever, with
which he is threatened
H. A. Patterson and. c. X. Otto will
60 to st. Paul tomorrow, where the
former will attend meeting of the
executive committee of the Minnesota
Grocers' association
Misses Nyquist and Hubbard and
Professor Dills, all of GAINESVILLE. Wis
tied in the city yesterday, returning in
the afternoon as guests of Mr.. and
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A delightful evening was spent and
dainty refreshments were served.
j. ID. Eustice was over from James
vile yesterday.
w. w. Harris was down from Cam
b,ia yesterday.
Z P. McGovern of Waseca was in
MankatO yesterday.
Owen Hunt of lie Sueur Center was
in Mankato yesterday.
Miss Elearor Roberts of New Ulm
visited in the city yesterday
II. c. Eder and son, William, of
Blue Earth spent yesterday in the city.
F. F. Benzel and wife of Lamberton
spent yesterday and today in the city.
Mrs. Joseph Cressy of Newport has
been the guest of Mrs. Charles Butler
for several days.
Mrs. VERNE Williams little daughter
was operated on for appendicitis at
local hospital yesterday
Attorney NJ. w. Brewster of Wells
was in the city yesterday, being
member of the band of that place
Miss Louise Heinze went to Lake
Crystal yesterday to attend the recital
given there by Miss Venard and her
pupils of this city
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver G.. Olsen and
son George, who have been visiting in
the Twin Citiesc the past week, re-
turned home Wednesday evening.
Miss Maud Hart returned to her
home from a local hospital this fore
noon. She was operated on for append
cittis ten days ago and is doing finely
Attorney Albert Pfaender, Mrs. PA,
ender, Mrs. j. Arbes and Miss NJ. Eich-
man of New Ulm took an automobile
trip to Mankato yesterday. returning
home in the evening.
Hon. w. s. Hughes from Butternut
Valley is delegate to the republican
county convention. Mr.. Hughes an
nounced himself recently as candidate
for representative on the republican
ticket
NJ. j. Kane, vice president of the
Boyle Land company, was in Mankato
yesterday on business. Mr. Kane will
leave st. Paul next Tuesday, with his
family, for Great Falls, Mont where
he will make ibis home.
a. H. Hanson, passenger traffic agent
of the Illinois Central road, with head
quarters at Chicago, G. j. Phelps, gen
eral agent of the passenger depart
ment of the same road, of Dubuque,
Iowa, and district passenger agent
Gray of the same road, with head
quarters at st. Paul, were in the city
Yesterday on their return home from
a western trip. So
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From thursdays Daily.

from Ihursday's. Daily.
Alex Campbell of ST. James visited
in the city today. -
s f. f. Pearson of Pipestone dined in
fhe city yesterday. ''e 7
IF. Davis and H. +: Howard Of
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home and country. Thus we see that
according to the geneology of our fam
lily that our ancestors were English
and belonged to that strange, happy,
solid, conquering race that have been
such great factor of progress in the
worlds history. ~ ''' r.
After America was discovered and the
English began to make settlements
along the Atlantic coast, our ancestors
were among the first to leave the
mother country to face the difficulties
and dangers that the early settlers of
this country were called upon to en-
dure.
The Tenney family appear to be nat
| Gral pioneers, and we all know that
the privations and hardships that the
| pioneers OF any country are compelled
| to encounter and overcome develops
members of the Tenney family in diff
ferent localities in this broad land and
ain proud to be able to say that
Ihave found that they We're honOred
and respected citizens and possessed
the cardinal. virtues of industry, integ
rity and temperance, and / am sure
that We can do no better than to
follow these high ideals and thus prove
ourselves worthy of our name and an
cestry."
Good Thunder Herald: On Tuesday
afternoon, June l4th Mr. Daniel Bosn
and Miss Ida Grabarkewitz were unit
ed in marriage by the latter's father,
the Rev. John Grabarkewitz.
Mr.. Bosin is the senior member of
the mercantile firm of BOsin & Co.,
Rapidan, young man of sterling
qualities and excellent business sa
gacity.
The bride rs well known here, having
made this her home during the many
years that her father was engaged in
the ministry at this place. On the re-
moval of the family to Fergus Falls,
she engaged in the milliner business at
that place and has been very popular
and successful in her work She is
young lady, of lovable disposition, a
sweet character and of many accom-
plishments and her host of friends
here wish her much Joy.
Mr.. Bosin was attended by his broth
er, William, of Rapidan, and Miss
Grabarkewitz by her sister, Miss
Amelia, of Wells. Following the mar
riage ceremony the wedding party were
entertained at the Grabarkewitz home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bosin are now taking
"a tour through the Dakotas, visiting
the twin cities and are expected to
reach Rapidan next week, where
home. has been prepared.
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A Six O'clock Dinner.

Ten Young ladies We're very pleasant
" entertained last evening by Misses
Alma and Cora Under at their home
on Lincoln street. A delicious din
ner. was, served at six o'clock, and the
evening was given to musical pro-
gram The affair was informal and was
occasioned by the recent home -eomings
of Mrs. J. W. Maloney, formerly Miss
Mabel Moore, and the Misses Kathleen
Hart, Ruth Palmer and Florence Mac
beth
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! Farewell Musicale.

Mrs. Harrison l.. Schmidt will enter
tain at a farewell musicale tomorrow
afternoon at her home on South Broad
street in honor of Mrs. Katherine
Gray. A feature of the afternoon will
be the program of vocal numbers to
which several of Mrs. Gray's pupils
will contribute
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Ishmael- Jenkins.

Ishmael- Jenkins.
Miss Rosa B. Jenkins of Winnebago
and Eliza Ishmael OF Menard county,
Illinois, We're united in marriage at
ten O'clock this morning at the Baptist
parsonage, by Rev. f. Fl. Willisford.
The couple were attended by Miss
Elsie g. Jenkins, of Winnebago, sis
ter OF the bride, as bridesmaid, and
Ralph Jenkins of Winnebago, a cousin
OF the bride, as best man. The bride
and bridesmaid were gowned in white.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ishmael will reside on
a farm near Winnebago. They are a
nice appearing couple, and their friends
will wish them we'll
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Tin Shower for Bride-to-Be.


A very enjoyable tin shower was
given Friday evening i'm honor of Miss
Augusta Wass at the home of her
parents. Miss Wass is to become a
bride in the near future and nam
Der of friends took her by surprise and
'showered her with many useful gifts
] The evening was spent with music and
various games were played. Refresh
ments were served and all enjoyed the
evening. @ -
Thomas Hayes, of Vernon Center was
in tine city today on his return from a
trip to Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Breher and son
will 60 to Minneapolis tomorrow to
remain, day or two.
w. r. Ellis of Bloomfield, Nebraska
was in Mankato on Sunday visiting
his father-n- law, Eza Cooper, on Pop
lar street
Mrs. Arthur X. Rowe and little
daughter Gladysaof st. Paul arrived in
this city, Saturday evening to spend
week visiting relatives, s..
Durant Barclay of the. Oliver Iron
Mining company spent Sunday in the
city as the, guest of friends, returning
to the Iron Range today.
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To Be Welded Soon.

To Be Wooded Soon. 'r -,
Miss Anna Hoy of this city and
Seymur Huntley, formerly of this city,
but now a carpenter and contractor
at Great Falls, Mont, are to be mar
ried at eight o'clock Friday. evening
at the home of the brides mother,
Mrs. T. A. Hoy, in West Mankato.
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Entertains T. C. C. T. Club.

Miss Julia Jensen entertained the T.
c. c. T. club at her home on Nicollet
avenue, North Mankato, last evening.
A delightful evening was spent and
dainty refreshments were served.