The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-08-18

| J. w. Clark left for New York
where ne will remain for several
months.
Miss Della Harting of Minneapolis
is the guest of Miss Lucy Taylor of
North Broad street.
| William Howieson and Russell Roe
were among the Mapleton people in
the city last night.
Mrs. Fl. j. Smith of Good Thunder
was in the city yesterday to have
some dental work done.
Mrs. Arthur Schaub and Mrs. r.
! F. Jache of this city are visiting
friends and relatives in Minneapolis.
}, ALBION Mann of Portland, Ore, is
paying his Mankato friends a visit.
He leaves in about a week for an
extended eastern trip.
Miss Frances COurtier of POtaska,
Ohio, is the house guest of her
cousin, Miss Corrine Miller
Dan Heating and family of Austin
left yesterday for their home after a
visit in Mankato with Mr.. Heating s
sister, Mrs. Kate Flanagan.
Mrs. Charles Deyling and son of
Olivia, Mimi, and Mrs. Converse OF
st. Paul are spending the week end
with Mrs. William Deyling of Clark
street
Perl X. Barton, one of the edi-
tors and proprietors of The Herring
ton, Kas., Times, is in the city, the
guest of his brother-in-law, F. F..
Mcclure.
Mrs. Henry Wirig of Madison Lake
and her guests, Mrs. Charles Robbins
of Jefferson, Wis, and Mrs. Bert
: Antilles of Fort Atkinson, Wis, were
MankatO visitors yesterday.
: Rev. A. II. Erickson, pastor of the
Baptist church at Waupaca, Wis, and
the Rev. Herbert Erickson. pastor Of
the Baptist church at Lake Crystal
were in Mankato today and visited
with H. s. Eldred.
Minnesota Lake Tribune: ]. G.
Norby of Mankato spent several days
: of the week in this vicinity persuad
it would be to their interest to install
a Waterbury heating plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Cote have gone
TO Lake Madison to remain a week
They were accompanied by friends
from Blue Earth, Mrs. d. G. BrOWnlee
and daughter, Maysel; also Miss Mag
gle Brownlee of Blue Earth.
Fred and Frank Rose of Winnebago
are i'm the city to attend their broth.
, er, A Rose, whose leg was broken
, by a fall from train on which he
, was attempting to steal a ride from
, Delavan to Winnebago, when it is
. alleged that a brakeman knocked him
from the train.
, John Nixon of this city, accom-
panied by Ed. and Seth Barnes of
, Vernon Center, has gone to South
, eastern Utah to look over some
government land there with view
, to taking claims. They will be gone
couple of weeks.
!, w. NJ. Blomyle and wife of Grundy
. Center and G. J. Adams and wife and
! daughter of Reinbeck, Iowa, arrived
in the city Wednesday evening on an
automobile tour, and on account Of
, the condition of the roads were
obliged to remain over until today.
: Mapieton Enterprise Henry Ger
, ZACH, the Mankato architect, was in
. town Monday evening in consultation
with John Schweitzer, relative to the
, remodeling of Union hall into resi-
) dence rooms, which work will be
done as soon as Mr.. SchweitZer car
: secure carpenters.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Clark of this
, city left this afternoon for Winona
there they will be joined by their
|, daughter, Miss Hazel, who has been
visiting there for the past week
, Monday they leave for Milwaukee
thence to Chicago by boat, and viii
attend the great aviation meet.
| A ind Df l.
, arrived in Mankato to take charge
t of the Swedish Baptist church. He
3 preached his first sermon last Sun
;. day. Until he obtains a dwelling
2 house Rev. Lindahl and family vii
/. be the guests of C. Lindfeldt, 1924
2 Third avenue. A reception was
rendered Mr.. Lindahl last Saturday
l Rev. Lindahl has been pastor of the
2 Swedish Baptish church at Redwins
2 for two years. He will hold regu
t lar services here from now on.
, From Saturdays Daily
! Lonsini-McArthur Wedding in Wi
mona.
: On Thursday afternoon at the
\ home of the brides parents, Mr.. ant
{ Mrs. l. Longini, 1868 Winona street
Winona, occurred the marriage o
. Miss Fannie Longini, and James
Macarthur of Alberton, Mont, Rev
]. ]. Hillmer officiating. The wed
e ding was a simple but pretty affair
4 only near relatives being present
S Following the ceremony wedding
:. supper was served. Mr.. and Mrs
e Macarthur left Immediately after fol
e their future home at Abortion. The
a groom holds responsible position
a on the new extension of the Milwau
e kee road at that place. The bride
e is well known in Mankato where
l. she lived until a few years ago wheI
a she removed with her parents Il
h Winona.
l. She has recently been a teache
: at Wabasha. The out-of-town guests
l. were: Mrs. ]. S. Macarthur, Wabasha
:, mother of the groom, accompanied
# by Misses Alice and Greeta Near
thur, her daughters, and w. H. Nc
Arthur, of Chicago.
Last year Miss Longini laugh
9 school at st. James. She is a highly
c accomplished young lady and ha
e many friends in MankatO who will
$ wish her much joy in her married
n life.
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