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

spect. They will go to housekeeping
on a farm in Diamond Lake town.
ship. Their many friends wish for
them most joyous matrimonial
journey.
Married This Morning.
Judge Evan Hughes this morning
pronounced the words that made
Miss Jennie Pugh and Lemuel Jones
both of Judson. one. The ceremony
took place in his office at the court
house.
d. H. Evans of Tracy was in Man
kato today.
Raymond Ofenlock of Kasota was
in the city today.
Mrs. Wishnick is in the twin
cities this week.
CIV. Bartlett of Waseca was in
the city over night.
F. E. Caldwell of Blue Earth din
ed in the city today.
Miss Lottie Rice of Madelia visit
ed in the city last evening.
Miss b. Hill of Winnebago was
guest in the city yesterday.
Paul l.. Fasnacht of Madison Lake
was in Mankato over night.
George Hovig of New Richland
spent the Fourth in the city.
Miss Carol Bangham of Superior,
Wis, visited in the city yesterday.
T. C. Irwin, Jr., and wife of
Rochester were in Mankato yester-
day.
"Bilr' Crosby and Morris Anderson
of Madelia spent the Fourth in the
city.
County Auditor r. G. Fossum of
st. James was in Mankato over
night.
Professor H. Frey returned from a
trip to Sioux Falls, S. D., and other
places Saturday.
f. f.. Alderman of Sterling and j.
II. Cornell of Mapleton were arrivals
in the city today.
Misses f. Jones and l.. Baker of
Blue Earth were visitors in Man
kato yesterday and today.
Mrs. Carrie Finn and Mrs. E. A.
Parker of Faribault visited in the
city Monday and Tuesday.
Joseph Talman of Vernon Center
has arrived in the city to accept a
position at the Commercial college,.
Mrs. Charles K. Willard returned
to her home at Heron Lake today,
after a few days visit in The city.
J. w. Kammar and daughter and
Earth took supper in the city Sun
day.
DR.. j. S. Holbrook spent yester-
day with his family, who are spend
ing a week or more at Madison
Lake.
Miss Lizzie Dermott. student at
the normal, left yesterday for few
days vacation at Belgrade, her
! home.
Attorney R. F. Hunt of the firm of
Philips & Hunt has returned from
trip to the northern part of the
state.
Buck" Massie of the 101 Ranch is
in the city making arrangements for
the appearance of his attraction here
in the near future.
Dr. A. E. Sohmer left yesterday
afternoon for Brooklyn and Buff
falo, N. Y, where he will spend a
two or there weeks vacation.
Miss Julia Griffith and Recca Lar
son left Monday night for week S
outing at Lake Shetek the guests
of the formers aunt, Mrs. J. c.
Harris.
Mrs. F. w. Hunt returned home
last week from Mound, Mimi, and
Minneapolis where she visited
friends and relatives for the past
! two weeks.
Mrs. Allan Cummings of Blue
Earth was the guest of Mrs Mary
Yendes on Monday. She was en-
route to Palisade, Col, where she
will visit her son who is fruit
grower.
Former Citv Engineer John w.t.
is in Mankato. He will remain a
few days, but Mrs. Wilson will visit
friends here for a number of days
Mr.. Wilson came from Duluth to in
spect the work on the water systems
in Madison Lake and North Man.
kato.
I Senator S. ID. Works gave the
Fourth of July address at Morgan
yesterday. There was big crowd
at the celebration there. The drought
has burned the crops up, and in some
places the cattle have been turned
! into the fields For miles no small
grain is fit to harvest. No rain fell
there yesterday.
Senator S. ID. Works and family
! left this afternoon for Duluth, and
will tomorrow take one of the large
boats down the lake to Buffalo, N
Y. Mrs. Works and sons will go
to New York for visit of some
little duration, but Senator Works
will return by boat, being absent
about ten days in all.
J, Mrs. Charles Swanson and a sis
ter from Pierre, S. D., went to st
Paul yesterday to meet another sis