The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-07-07

was beautifully decorated with Sml'
lax and carnations.
Immediately following the cere-
mony wedding reception and din
ner was served
At about two o'clock the happy
couple departed amid showers of rice
and good wishes for trip to the
lakes to spend their honey moon. On
their return they expect to settle
down at the early home of the groom.
about five miles south of this place
Miss Frank was one of the best
known and popular young ladies of
the vicinity. For the past six years
she has followed the profession OF
teaching with excellent success. Mr..
getic young man. well qualified to
meet with any and all problems of
life.
That the couple may have happi-
ness and prosperity for years to
come are the wishes OF their many
friends.
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were in the city yesterday.
Miss Elma Sturm of Good Thun
der was in Mankato yesterday.
Mrs. l. w Bromahan of Osceola.
Wis, is visiting in this vicinity.
Miss Mamie Ellis of Judson paid
Mankato friends a visit Thursday.
Mrs. c. X. Willard of Heron Lake
has arrived i'm the city to visit over
the Fourth.
A. c. Fernald of Vernon Center
was in Mankato today to look for an
automobile.
W. w. Besser and family are oc-
Cupying their cottage on Point Pleas
ant for the summer.
Mrs. George Cole and Mrs. Ches-
ter Steel of Kerns made a shopping
rip to the city yesterday.
Miss Fay Holcomb of Waterville
and Miss Dora Simmons of Elysian
were guests in the city day or so
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Bowen and
daughter, Miss Vivian, of Lake
Crystal visited friends in the city
Thursday.
Mrs. George T. Olsen of ST. Peter
was in Mankato today on her way to
Springfield for few days visit with
her mother.
Miss Nellie Heating of Austin has
returned home after weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs. F. r. Flanagan,
of this city.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. +. d. Sleight and
daughter, Beatrice, left for Redwood
Falls today to remain over the
Fourth with friends.
Mrs. L. A. FELTON, and daughter
went to the Twin Cities for a visit,
from there they will go to Caledonia
to spend the summer.
Mrs. Thomas Montgomery of st.
Paul returned home last evening
after two days visit with her
daughter, Mrs. ID. E. Catlin.
Miss Margaret Kenny of Minneapo
lis. who has been the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs A. Otto Hoerr for the past
week, returned to her home yester-
day.
Judd Cornell of Mapleton, William
Anderson of MedO, ID. A. Slater OF
Vernon Center village, and Evan
Olson of Sterling were in Mankato
today.
Mrs w J. Olmstead went to Min
neapolis yesterday for a weeks visit
mi hnr oh
the rest room is in charge of Miss
Ethel Thayer.
e. Jacobs left today for Frankfort
Ind, to join his wife and son, who
have been visiting with Mrs. Jacobs
parents for a month past. Mr.. Jacobs
will be absent two weeks.
Robert Lamm left for Great Falls,
Montana. last evening on business
trip in the interest of the Boyle Land
company of which he is a leading
stakeholder and treasurer.
Harry Nelson. proprietor of the
Scenic theatre at ST. James. came
here today and purchased piano
through his friend. James F.. Sven.
son, from the Kimble Music company
Street Commissioner Waters has
returned from Des Moines, Iowa.
where he went on his own initiative
TO learn the tests that creosoted
paving blocks are put to, to deter
mine the amount of creosote in
them
II. f. Brandt of Minneapolis. presi
dent of the Simplex Sprayer comp
any. was in the city yesterday. He
and Dr. d. f.. Catln went to ST
Peter and closed arrangements fol
moving the company's plant to St
Peter July 10.
SlaytOn Gazette G. l.. Todd re
turned last Saturday from the NJ
w A. convention at Buffalo, New
York. He was not successful in land
ing the treasurership, but made hi
standing for the future prefermen
secure. Mr.. Todd put up a splendid
campaign.
Heron Lake News: Mrs. Charlie
Neigel of Mankato and Mrs. p. T.
Mcclellan Of Jackson are here 70
the encampment and to call on som
of their numerous friends. Mrs
Veigel's son, A. j., is postmaster o
MaukatO and has the rpputatiOn n