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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-06-30

Misses Emma and Minnie Olson
went to st. Paul today. with a num-
Der of others. to attend the synod of
the Norwegian Lutheran church.
There is to be a choir of $4,000
voices, and a number of Mankato
singers will participate.
GAINESVILLE Argus: John l.. Ora
ham, of Mankato, visited his parents
in this place last week for the first
time in about two years. While
here in company with his father
and mother he took an auto ride
around Lake Elysian in Frank Nor
rill's machine, Mr.. Morrill, being the
driver
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left Monday for Fargo, NJ D.. to re-

left Monday for Fargo, N. D., to re-
side
Conner Meredith and W. f. Jones
of Lake Crystal paid Mankato visit
yesterday.
Thomas Lynch of Waseca, a gen.
eral merchandise dealer, was in the
city yesterday.
G. l.. Johnston, wife and son OF
Luverne were guests in the city
yesterday and today.
Mrs. Soper of St. Johns. Newfound-
land. is visiting in the county, and
was in Mankato yesterday.
j. II. Courtney OF What Cheer
Iowa, is in the city in connection
with a case in district court.
Miss Noreen Stack of st. Pau
was an arrival in the city yesterday
to remain for some little time.
Mrs. A. f. Johnson and Miss
Stella Johnson of Rapidan paid Man
kato shopping visit yesterday.
Mrs. Bert Austin and niece, Mar
garet Peterson, of this city are Wis
iting friends at Minnesota Lake fol
few days.
Mrs. w. r. Gould, who spent the
winter in Florida, is visiting hel
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Strader, "A
THE Jungle"
Misses Mary e. Griswold of Min
neapolis and Hazel Falensohek OF
/ ID,,rs n,.l ipit in
few hours Monday.
Mrs William Frantz and Mrs. j
c. Fitzloff and Miss Marjorie Fitzlof1
of st. Clair spent few hours IL
the city yesterday.
/ Mrs. J. F. Bacon of Kerns is en-
/ tertaining Mrs. III. S. Morgan OF Los
| Angeles, Cal, and both ladies were
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. l.. C. Hitchcock of Tacoma
, Wash, sister-in-law of Mrs. w. NJ
Strader, has returned from visi
in st. Paul, and is. spending this
week at 1.-THE Jungle"
( f.. f. Mendenhall of Chicago is il
the city, accompanied by j. w
Moore, F. W. Moore and w. B. HOff
man of that city, who are prOspec
! tive buyers of his farm.
! Misses Dorothy Scott and Clet
Brandrup went to Duck lake thi
morning to be the guests Of Mis-
Florence Benedict in a house part.
for week or ten days.
Mrs. l. N. Griffith and daughte
Beatrice went to White Bear Lake
yesterday to remain with the for
mer's sister, Mrs. e. S. Roberts, I'm
til after the Fourth. Owen Griffith
is in Lake Crystal where he will
remain with relatives until afte
the Fourth.
P. f. Hays, who is an inspector o
the Murphy system of railway eat
ing houses on the Milwaukee road
f. from Chicago to the Pacific coast
with seventy-two houses to lool
after, is spending part of his vaca
ton in the city, visiting P. Fl. Jol
dan, who is his uncle. Mr. Hays i
son Of ID. p. Hays, formerly O
this city.
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Byron streets. At that time John
N. Hall was cashier of the First
National bank.
Miss Caroline Sundt arrived today
from Minneapolis, where she has
been teaching the past year. She
spent a couple of days at Lake JEFF
ferson on the way, with Mr.. and
Mrs. C. III. Hornburg, Jr. She will
return to Minneapolis Wednesday
and will leave for the Pacific coast
on July l., and will visit all Of the
principal cities on the coast.
Mrs. Leon J. Lampert and chill
dren and Mrs. Biggler of Manila,
p. l., are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
A. Zimmerman, 128 North Broad
street, for a few days. They have
resided in Manila for eight years
and like it very much there. Mr..
Lampert conducts a hardware and
plumbing business, and Mrs. Big
gler's husband is a captain in the
United States army.
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Sunday School Party.

Sunday School Party.
Mrs. w. N. Jamieson's Sunday
school class was very pleasantly en-.
tertained at her country home four
miles out on the Indian lake road
Monday evening. About thirty OF
the class rode out in bluejay, re-
turning shortly before twelve. Mrs
Barnes, the local temporary dea
coness Of the Methodist church, chap
eroned the party, and everyone re
ported most enjoyable outing. Re
freshments were taken along and
games, story telling and the singing
of old familiar songs were the order
of the evening. This was the monthly
class party, and it is the intention
of the class to spend their summer
outings at Mrs. Jamieson's home. Dur
ing the teachers leave Of absence
the president, Arthur Goldenstar, viii
have charge of the class All young
people not definitely connected with
any other school will find welcome
in the Young Peoples Forum.
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after spending a short time with
the brides parents.
Their many friends wish them
the best of luck and hope their
cup of happiness will always be
OVERLOOKING.
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Reception to Eastern Star.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Day very
pleasantly entertained members of
the Mankato lodge of the Eastern
Star at their home in Eagle Lake
yesterday afternoon. Although the
weather was extremely warm, the
Day home was delightfully."- cool and
pleasant and the large yard was
a shady retreat. The rooms were
prettily decorated with red, white
and blue stars with miniature flags
for souvenirs. A business session was
followed by substantial refreshments
with ice cream and cake as dessert.
Many Of the company returned to
Mankato by train while others rode
back in their autos.
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MANKATO FREE PRESS

D., and Miss Blossom White of Min
neapolis will arrive Friday for a
visit with their father, John w.
White, 315 Pleasant street
S. B. Nelson and wife. r. B. Mel
son, Miss Thelma Nelson and d.
Palmer of Luverne spent last night
in the city. They are on an automo-
bile tour and left this morning for
WorthingtOn.
Misses Clio and Evangeline Elliott
who have been visiting the family OF
Gustav Johnson for week, went to
St Paul yesterday to visit for 4
day or two, and from there will
return to their home at Hillsboro
N. ID.
! Redwood Falls Gazette: Mrs. G
S. Halves returned to her home neal
Mankato Saturday after a three
weeks visit with her sister-in-law
Mrs. C. NJ Halves. She speaks well
of the country around Redwood and
would like 10 make her home here
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Moses-Bugbee Wedding.

Kasota announce the approaching
marriage of their daughter Leila
Lloyd, to DR.. Clyde S. Bugbee Of
Wells. The happy event is to be
solemnized at the home Of the
brides parents next Wednesday,
June %.
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Miss Kathleen Hart Sanq.

Minneapolis Journal: In honor of
Miss Little of Salem, Mass, who is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Karl
De Laittre, Miss Corinne De Laittre
entertained at an informal musical
Monday. There were about twenty
guests and the program was present
ed by Miss Francesca Bendecke, vic.
linist, Miss Kathleen Hart, soprano,
Mrs. Wilma Anderson-Gilman, pianist,
and Mrs. Charles Babcock, who ac-
companied Miss Hart Miss Bendecke
and Miss Hart returned home not
very long ago from their studies in
Europe and their program was par.
ticularly interesting for that reason
Miss Hart has been studying with
Fraulein Schoen Rene in Berlin and
she sang beautifully; Miss Ben
decke, who has lived in Paris and in
Belgium for several years, played Sc.
lections that were notable for bril-
liant finish and Interpretation.
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DO|NGS IN SOCIETY
Pretty Rapidan Wedding.
N. w. 80 Citizens 213

Pretty Rapidan Wedding.
A very happy event took place in
Rapidan at four o'clock this after
noon, at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Reedstrom, when their
daughter. Miss Marie NJ, was united
in marriage TO Eugene j. Weller,
second son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Weller of that township. The cere.
mony was performed by Rev. c. b.
Osgood, pastor of the Christian
church of this city. About fifty
relatives and other invited guests
were present, including Mrs. l.. +
Sandstrom, wife of the sheriff OF
Bottineau, n. d., who is sister
OF the groom, and who was accom-
panied by her daughter and two lit
tie nieces.
Miss Clara Reedstrom, a sister
of the bride, was bridesmaid, and
Howard Weller, brother of the
groom, was best man. The bride
was attired in a handsome gown Of
cream messouline, with trimmings
and carried a bouquet of white
roses. The bridesmaid was gOwnet
in pearl messouline and also carried
roses.
The rooms were beautifully deco
rated with various cut flowers an(
plants. After the wedding ceremony
a delicious wedding dinner wa:
served.
The bride received numerous beau
tiful and useful presents. Both The
bride and groom were born ant
raised in Rapidan, and are most ex
cellent young people, who have
host of friends who will extend theil
congratulations and best wishes
They will reside upon the farm o
the grooms parents, near the dam
as the groom is conducting thl:
farm.
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st. Clair Wedding.


Wedding bells jinkled merrily at
ST. Clair this noon, even though the
weather was showery and the sun
did not shine on the bride. The
ceremony was performed at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Frank, well known farmers,
the bride being their doughter, Miss
Hulda f. Frank, and the groom An.
thony J. FitZloff, a prosperous young
farmer and nephew of John FitzlOff
of the village.
The ceremony was performed al
just noon by Rev. Mr.. MANI, assis
tant pastor of the German Lutheran
church of this city, and the guests
numbered twenty-five or fifty rela
tives and intimate friends of the
couple. A sumptuous wedding din.
ner was served afterwards, and was
greatly enjoyed by all. The bride re-
ceived a number of nice wedding
presents.
Both bride and groom were born
and raised near st. Clair, and they
are worthy young people, and their
numerous friends will give them their
congratulations and best wishes
They expect to go to Lake Washing
ton to enjoy fishing trip and may
go further, and will return in a
week or so and take up their resi-
dence on the farm.
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Pleasant Affair.

pleasantly surprised by number Of
their friends at their home 400 Van
Brunt street the evening of June 20
it being their seventh wedding an
niversary. Light refreshments were
served and all had an enjoyable
time.
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From Fridays Daily.
MiIlar.Hoyt Wedding.

Tuesday evening at eight o'clock
Miss AnnOt l.. Miller became the
bride of Leland G. Hoyt of Lake
Benton, Mimi. The bride wore white
silk, trimmed in insertion and car.
ried a boquet of pink roses. Miss
Jennie Nelson of Vernon Center
was bridesmaid and Mr.. Dewey
Hoyt the groom's brother, was best
man.
The rooms were decorated in
green and white. Miss Stella Harein
played the wedding march. Rev. LIE
land Porter of Minneapolis perform
ed the ceremony. About thirty-five
friends and relatives were present
The bride receivd many BEAUTIFUL
presents After the ceremony a
bounteous dinner was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt left Thursday
for their home at Lake Benton, where
the groom has farm.
May prosperity and happiness at
tend them through life, is the wish
of all.
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all escaped illness, something very
fortunate and unusual Mr.. Cotton
expressed himself as well pleased
with the progress of st. Cloud and
its improvement, and said it was
one OF the best cities in the state.
Surprise on n. 3. McNab.
A surprise was given II. B. McNab
last evening at his home on North
Broad street. the occasion being his
birthday. Mr.. McNab was taken
completely by surprise when ten OF
his friends walked in upon him, but
he was equal to the occasion. The
managers of the Saulpaugh were
called up by phone and most de-
licious twelve o'clock lunch was
served The evening was spent in
progressive cinch. The first prize
was awarded to DR.. d. B. Catlin
and the BOBBY prize to c. H. Saul
paugh About 1890 the party was
given an automobile ride TO st. Peter
and return. After bidding Mac goot
night every one agreed that he was
the best that ever was.
A. j. Schell is due great dea
of credit for his assistance in the
entertaining of the party, as he lef
nothing undone toward making the
affair enjoyable.
The rooms were decorated will
roses and SmilaX.
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Pretty Wedding in Minneapolis.

At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L:
R. Pratt in Minneapolis, Wednes.
day, June 90, occurred the marriage
of Mrs. Pratt's sister, Miss Ida West
phal, to Mr.. l.. II. SchOenbaum, both
of Minneapolis.
The home was prettily and pro-
fusely decorated with red hearts and
cupids of all sizes; also red and
white carnations Five o'clock was
the hour set and at this time the
bride and bridegroom appeared, the
bride daintily attired in white, car
rying a large bouquet of white sweet
peas and maidenhair ferns.
Rev. Gratis performed the cere-
mony in the presence Of sisters and
a brother and a few intimate friends.
The pretty custom of the bride
throwing her bouquet among the
young ladies present upon whOmever
lit falls will be married the coming
year This afforded much merriment
/ for all present except the one upon
whom it fell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schoenbaum received
many beautiful and useful presents,
among which was a check for S1S5
| from the Falger Lumber company
where Mr. Schoenbaum is employed
| Luncheon was served.
| The bride is a sister of Mrs. o.
IF. Morrow of Mankato. Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Morrow, Miss Maysie Salisbury
attended the wedding.
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From Thursdays Daily.
DetIoH-Enqel Wedding.

The marriage of Miss Emma NJ.
Detloff, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Detloff of this city, and Mr.
John H. Engel of Groton, S. d., was
solemnized at 2:30 yesterday after
noon at the Evangelical Lutheran
church. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. A. F. Winter, in the pres
ence of a large group of relatives
and friends. The church was beau
tifully decorated with smilax and
palms.
Professor Hugo Frey presided at
the organ. The Bridal Chorus" by
Wagner was used as the professional
and the Mendelssohn wedding march
as the occasional.
Miss Minnie DetlOff of this city
attended the bride as the maid of
honor. Her gown was peach colored
marqusette over white silk and she
carried carnations. The bride wore
white marquisette gown over white
silk. A full tulle veil caught with
roses completed the bridal costume.
The brides flowers were bridal
roses. Mr.. Paul Engel of Amboy
acted as best man.
At the conclusion of the ceremony
wedding dinner was served at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Detloff, on North Fourth
street. The male choir of the Lu.
theran church rendered selections
throughout the evening. Mr.. and
! Mrs. Engel were the recipients OF
many beautiful gifts. A large number
/ of out of town guests attended the
wedding.
! After trip to the twin cities and
other points Mr.. and Mrs. Engel will
make their home at Groton, S. d.
where they will be at home after
July 1.
! Both Mr. and Mrs. Engel are well
1 known. The bride was at one time
employed at George f. Bretts dry
goods store, but for the past two
/ years has held the position as sales
| lady in the suit department of the
! Olwin-Angell company at Aberdeen
S. D. Mr. Engel is at present en-.
orged as assistant cashier of a bank
at Groton, S. d. He is the son OF
William Engel of Amboy, Mimi, and
| is a former resident of this county
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Back From a World Trip.

DdSN q WIN
st. Cloud Times: ]. C. Cotton of
the st. Cloud Grocery company ar
rived in st. Cloud last evening, after
twelve months trip around the
world. Mrs. Cotton and their son
Jack remained in Los Angeles for
a visit with her parents, and to
avoid the hay fever to which some
people are susceptible in the sum-
mer season here. Mr.. and Mrs. Cot
ton and Jack left June IA last year
and have been travelling practically
ever since. They visited every por-
ton of Europe and much of Asia
They were in the orient, East Indies,
and in every portion of the east
where travellers go. 1t is a great
world, big world, said Mr.. Cot
ton. We never reached 1.-The jumping
off place. By using great care as
to what they ate and drank, they
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and J1erIet OF Madel1a; MISS Mamie
Kelley of Black River Falls, Wis,
and Miss May Call of Mankato.
Rev. W. |. Moore of Mapleton took
dinner in the city yesterday.
Attorney C. C. Kolars of LeSueur
Center was in the city yesterday.
Miss Rose Rabe of St. Paul is in
the city spending weeks vacation
Mrs. Elmer Glenn and daughter
and Miss Rose Rabe are the guests
of John c. Rabe and wife of NicOl
let.
Miss Nellie Dumbeck, who has
been visiting for the past two weeks
at Mapleton, returned home Wednes
day.
Mrs. Charles Swanson and son OF
Graceville, Mimi, are visiting her
mother, Mrs. Maggie Griffiths of this
city.
Miss Bessie Lloyd is home from
Potsdam, N. Y, where she has been
attending the Crane Institute OF
Music
John N. Foster, representing the
American Foundry and Furnace com
pany of Bloomington, H., was in the
city today.
The many friends of Mrs. Lulu
Layton are pleased to note that she
is now nicely recovering from Sc
we're attack of heart trouble and
rheumatism.
Mrs. C. o. Williamson and son
Clarence, of Minneapolis are visiting
the formers mother, Mrs. J. b
Mayer, I'll North Broad street, fol-
a few days.
Captain S. w. Burgess of Mankato
participated in the reunion and pa
rade of the survivors of the First
Minnesota in st. Paul yesterday. w
J. Libby of Mapleton also was in
line.
Madelia Messenger: Mrs. John
Stewart and daughter of Mankato
are guests at the Peter Bean home
this week Mr.. Stewart is expected
to join them this evening. The lat
ter is brother of Mrs. Bean.
Miss Catharine Leas, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Leas, has re-
turned from Potsdam, N. Y, where
she is connected with Cranes Con.
servatory of Music. She will re-
main here during the summer
Mrs. Francis Heintz-Oligher, who
has been visiting in Mankato, went
to Winnebago yesterday. She was
accompanied by her nephew, Master
Hale Clements, who will spend the
summer vacation at Oakland farm.
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Wedding at New Ulm.

"CuulnS dt NC" SiIi.
New Ulm Review: This evening
wednesday, will occur wedding
which is of interest to a great many
in this community, when Herman A.
Vogelpohl of this city will be united
in holy wedlock with Miss Alma
Whitman of Milwaukee, Wis. The
happy event will take place at the
Evangelical Lutheran Bethsada
church, at Milwaukee and Rev. II.
F. Knuth will officiate.
Both the bride and groom are well
known in this vicinity, having been
born and raised in this city.
Mr.. Vogelpohl is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. H. H. Vogelpohl and is
connected with the firm of Vogel
pohl & Spaeth, organ factory, and
is also engaged in the piano tuning
business. The bride is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. August Whitman
and until four years ago resided
i'm this city when the August Witt
mann family moved to Milwaukee
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I1eHIy FoSelPohl VI IHiS CITY.
Pleasant Farewell.
A pleasant farewell surprise was
given TO Rev. John F. MANI by the
male choir of the Lutheran I'm
manuel church, at the school hall
Rev. MANI has been an earnest mem
Der of this choir and will leave fol-
Milwaukee in a few days. The even
ing was spent in a most pleasant
manner. A number of well selected
musical numbers were rendered. Rev
MANI will preach his last sermon al
the Lutheran church Sunday morn
ing. He has done much for the in
terest of the church during his stay
in Mankato and all regret to hear
that he will leave. Professor II
Frey is director of the male choir
A. A. Juliar was in from st. Clair
today.
II. |. Howe of Winona was in the
city today.
Miss Ida Wicks of Amboy was in
Mankato today.
]. Frank Dean of ST. Paul was in
the city over night.
Hugo Frey left for Lakefield to
tune pianos for few days.
M. H. Caller and son of Vernon
Center were in Mankato today
William Mcqueen and daughter of
Mapleton were in the city today.
Mrs. II. G., Wirig of Madison Lake
called on friends in the city yester.
day.
J. S. Price, wife and son of Chat
field were visitors in the city to-
day.
Mrs. Ellen M. DOrnberg and mother
of Spring Island were in the city to.
day.
Mrs. T. Fl. Ellingson and family
: III
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Adolph Bahma of Lake Crystal is
in the city today.
r. w. Foster departed today on
his west coast tour
Miss Lawrence of Shutdown is Wis
iting relatives in Mankato.
Attorney U. G. Argetsinger of Ma
pleton was in the city today.
e. A. Hill of Sleepy Eye, state
grain inspector, was in Mankato to
day.
Mrs. S. A. Anderson is visiting rel
atives in st. Paul and Minneapolis
this week
Rev. Peter Glare was in MankatC
yesterday, the guest of Rev. W. n
Jameson.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. X Russell oil
/ Ohio are guests Of Judge and Mrs
Evan Hughes.
o. w. Owens, wife and three chill
dren of Minneapolis visited in the
city yesterday and today.
Fred Cain, shipping clerk for the
enjoying weeks vacation.
Arthur Sutten and family will re
turn tonight from Clear Lake, Wis
where they went Sunday for visit
Misses Hannah and Gertrude Hart
ing and L. II. Fredericksen of Gar
den City were visitors in the city
yesterday.
Albert Paaf of Vernon Center spen,
yesterday in the city as a guest a!
the Detloff-Engel wedding. He is
an uncle of Mr.. Engel.
Mrs. George Klein and little daugh
ter, Margaret, arrived Tuesday from
Glasgow, Mont, to visit Mrs. c. K
Klein for a month or more.
Mrs. G. F. Strobel returned from
st. Paul last night where she Wis
tied with her son, DR.. William Stro
bel, at Mounds Park sanatorium
w. A. Bruss, editor of The Ell
more Eye, was in Mankato today
He was en- route to Lindstrom on
Chisago lake. He will spend his va
cation there.
Miss Lydia Tuberg is home from
Red Lodge, Mont, where she haa
been teaching the last four years
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Gus Tuberg.
According to the Sleepy Eye Her.
aid, Attorney George w. Somerville
and wife will arrive in Sleepy Eye
this week for visit with old time
friends and acquaintance.
Mrs. w. K. Jacoby of Towner, N
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Entertained Several Young Ladies.

Mrs. c.. r. Estes entertained at
her home on Willard street. Thurs
day at six o'clock dinner in honor
of the Misses Cove. Humphrey, Scott
and Jieriet of Madelia; Miss Mamie
Kelley of Black River Falls, Wis,
and Miss May Call Of Mankato.
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Married in Mankato.

The Rev. Archibald W. Westhaver
Of Elysian and Miss Bernice M. Has
KEEL of Waseca county were united in
marriage Wednesday at 2:30 CLOCK
p. M, at the residence of DR.. F.
B. Cowgirl, the officiating clergyman,
in North Mankato. Mr.. and Mrs.
Westhaver are now on their way to
Nova Scotia to visit relatives of the
bridegroom.
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The groom is nephew of DR.
Henry VogelpOhl of this city.
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Gave Stag Party.

Gave Stag Party.
! Harry Nichols of West MankatC
entertained twenty gentleman friend
at his home last night, with games
music and refreshments. All haC
a most enjoyable time.