The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-09-09

and Mrs. Henry Bode, Jr., and is one
of Courtland's Young rising farmers.
After the cercmoney the bridal party
and the large number of guests par.
took OF wedding repast at the home
of the brides parents, and the day
and evening was celebrated in royal
style. The young people will reside on
the grOoms farm in CORTLAND town.
ship. We congratulate Mr.. and Mrs
Bodc and wish them every Joy and
blessing
Judge W. l.. Comstock is in the
twin cities
p. w. Robertson of Marshall was in
the city Saturday.
d. j. Steel of st. CLAN was in the
city Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. p Fl. Mueller of Nor.
wood spent Sunday in the city.
Henry Belknap of Garden City is
spending few days in the city
Miss Ethel Rueber and F. H. Rueber
of Fort Dodge, Iowa, spent Sunday in
the city.
Misses Mae Sherman and Josie Roop
of Window were guests in the city
yesterday.
Misses Rose and Lucy McGeongh of
Vesta visited friends in the city Fri
day and Saturday.
Mrs. T. II. Andrews went to the
twin cities today to visit friends
throughout the week
Miss Rose Rabe came up from st.
Paul to spend Sunday and Monday at
her home in this city.
Lawrence Brewer went to the twin
cities today to spend a couple of days
taking in the state fair.
Miss Helen A. Grass and Miss Hal
! lie Wheeler of Slayton visited friends
in the city over Sunday
A. j. SchOby has gone to Mankato
where he speaks tonight Sunday he
will lecture in three Welsh churches
in Blue Earth county,
Mrs. j. j. Meighen returned to her
home at Spring Valley today after
spending week visiting at the home
of Phil II. McGraw
j. i. Giertscn of Minneapolis came
to the city in his auto and spent Sun.
day visiting relatives. He is a brother.
in-law of George Lang.
Miss Magdalena Dahl of MINNEAPOLIS
has arrived in the city for visit
of a few weeks with her brother. DR.
G. A. Dahl and family.
/ Wilhor NJ To,,lo, o,,.1
in from Point Pleasant today, afte1
spending couple of months or NOR,
there in their summer home.
w. r. Geddes and son and son-in
law. Mr.. Nerbovig, went to the twin
cities this morning to spend couple OF
days attending. the state fair.
Joseph Ruerup of Boseman, Mont
returned to MankatO Saturday to re
main month, looking after his prop
erty and doing some hunting.
Henry A. Deglman, for the past 81,
years an employee of Pay Candy com
pany. left today for Duluth to accep
position with the Duluth Candy com
pany.
A. G. Otis, who has been visitin,
IN the city for two or three weeks, re
turns to his home southwest of Crane
Rapids tomorrow. He is greatly plea Sc,
with MankatO, its beauty and it
, prospects.
Fred Rath and family, formerly O
Easton, but who have been living 70
I year past on the Pacific coast. hav
, come to Mankato and have leased on
of General j. H. Bakers houses q
Center street.
Miss Ottilie Liedlof has gone t.
$ Good Thunder to spend week visit
ing friends. She will leave later fo
t the Pacific coast, having been granite
2 leave of absence from her schoc
;. work in Minneapolis until the first O
: the year.
{. II. Saulpaugh, Ben Bangerter, Jr
and }. a. Lulsdorf will go to Swa
lake tomorrow morning to get thei
cottage in order before the huntin
. season opens Wednesday. They wi
!, : then be joined by several others q
: their party.
l.. Lampert and family of Minne9
: polls arrived in the city Saturday ever
. ing in their automobile, and went
!, st. Peter, where they remained owe
night. They left their daughter, Mis-
Edna there, as she is to teach
h the public school there the comm
v year The young lady graduated frol
n the university last spring.