The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-11-17

Mankato,s MINI.
| Los Angeles. He purchased the
property two years ago at 5000 per
acre. Since that time he has re-
| fused $500 an acre. He stated to-
| day that his orange crop THIS sea-
son will net him 10 per cent on
the original investment.
From Fridays Daily.
Waite-CroWther Wedding.
Fairmont Sentinel: At high noon
on Wednesday Mr.. H. ]. Waite, the
well-known proprietor of the Model
bakery in our city, and Miss Mabel
Crowther, one of the highly esteem
ed young ladies of Fairmont, enter
ed upon the experiences of marital
life. The ceremony took place at
the home of the brides mother, Mrs.
Crowther Of Woodland avenue, and
was performed by the Rev. E. Con-
slant in the presence of a large
company of relatives, the families
of the bridal couple being well rep
resented.
The bride was eXquisitely gowned
in white and was attended by two
daintily dressed little ladies'. Cath
crime Ward, who acted as ring
bearer, the other attendant being
Margaret Hayes. The wedding march
was played by Elizabeth Hayes,
who also suitably accompanied the
reading of the beautiful words of
the marriage service. The witness
to the joyful and holy contract We're
Mr.. Homer Waite of Lake Crystal,
a brother of the groom, and Mrs.
Nellie Davis, of La Crosse, sister
of the bride.
The setting for the ceremony was
made very effective by the pleasant
rooms of the home being prettily
decorated with smilax, chrysanthe-
NUNS, sweet peas, etc.
After the ceremony the guests
were charmingly received" by the
bride and bridegroom, to whom
were extended most hearty felici-
tations. The bountiful wedding col
lation following the reception was
a very happy time, when the guests
greatly enjoyed the well-seryed
dishes and tasted the bridal cake.
The newly married couple left on
an afternoon train for short trip,
amid perfect shower of happy
expressions. 1t is almost needless
TO say that Mr.. and Mrs. Waite
start upon their married career with
the sincere good wishes OF their
large circle of friends for their hap
piness and prosperity.
Relatives of Mr.. Waite who were
in attendance were Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Waite, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
Wrightson, Mrs. r. c.. Parks and
Mrs. l.. A. Crookson of Lake Crys-
tai: Miss Nellie Mobiles, Vernon Cen
ter: the Misses and Ethel Mobiles
and Master Walter Mobiles OF Ce-
resco: DR.. and Mrs. James of
Lakefield. The relatives of the
bride from a distance who were
present, were F. e. Davis OF La
Crosse, Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Hayes
and Misses Elizabeth and Margaret
HAYES of Minneapolis and Mrs. M.
G. Freeman of Randolph, MINI.
ST. Paul Attractions.
Mrs. F. H. Snyder of st. Paul
will present Sunday evening at the
Auditorium Mr.. Jan Kubelink, the
world renowned violinist, assisted
by Giuseppe Fabbrini, the dlstln-
guished Italian pianist. The pro-
gram consists of selections 1roii
Beethoven, Bach, Chaplin, Llszt anu
other world famed musicians ana
COMPOSERS. Mr. Ludwig SchWab is
the spiano accompanist.
On Wednesday evening, NoVem-
Der %, Mrs. Snyder will present
Sousa and his famous band. Sousa S
hand ranks next to the greatest or
chestra of the world. With the
critical approval and the popular ac-
claim of the great musical centers
of the world, with the distlnctlon
of well earned international honors
and with the record of the greatest
success ever achieved by American
abroad, Sousa ana MS
hand have returned from a triumph
ant tour of the world.
The twin city grand opera sea-
son under the local management OF
Mrs. SNYDER will open in the st.
Paul auditorium on January 70 ana
includes five performances. Seats
can be engaged by auuresSihS hi'
F. H. Snyder, st. Paul.
Invitations Out for Wedding.
Winona Republican and Herald:
Invitations have been ISSUED by MI.
and Mrs. Louis Kitzman for the mar
riage of their daughter, Pearl Char-
lotre, to Austin s. Shira, scientific
man at the government fisheries
stat ton at Homer. The wedding Will
take place Saturday afternoon at
four o'clock.
Mr.. Kitzman is one OF the popu-
lar. conductors on the Chicago and
Northwestern road, running between
Winona and Tracy.