The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-10-27

South Broad street are in st. Paul
attending the wedding of relative.
E. s. Olson, the postmaster at
Nicollet, and his brother, Louis o..
son. visited friends here yesterday.
Howard Snow of LIE Sueur was
the guest of his brother DR.. Snow
yesterday. He returned this morn
| ing.
Thomas d. Howard of Shoronville,
Ohio, is here as witness in the
United States circuit and district
court.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Toews and A.
! Goosen of Mountain Lake visited
friends and relatives in Mankato
yesterday.
w. ]. Downing, the restaurant
man at Gilmore, was among the
visitors in Mankato yesterday to
see President Taft.
p. Perrizo, cashier of the Security
State Bank of Delavan, is in the
city as a witness in the United
States circuit court.
| Rev. ]. d. Mccormick of Waseca
was one of the members of the pa
rade yesterday. While here he also
! visited in North Mankato.
Mrs. Erick Erickson and Miss
Elsie Lehman left today for Mime
apolis where they will visit friends
during the remainder of the week.
w. l.. Humason, United States
deputy collector of internal revenue,
arrived last night from SandbOrn.
He has his headquarters at Man.
kato.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Johnson of St.
Peter, accompanied by Mrs. William
H. Mueller, Mrs. George H. Ribble
and Mrs. C. H. Clark were in Man
kato yesterday.
Editor Lane of The Sherburne Ad-
vance is in Mankato attending a
session of the United States court.
He will appear as a witness in the
case against O'Neil.
j. B. Marsh of the Marsh Construc-
ton company of Des Moines, Iowa,
is in the city today on business. He
| is a member of the firm that built
the heQ jacket DrlQge.
Frank Mathers, Captain Nennon,
George Spotter, Alfred Weinholt
and Jake Steinspieker of New Ulm
were some of the up-river people to
take in the celebration yesterday.
William D. Saum of st. Paul will
leave in few days to begin work
on some paving at Peoria, Illinois.
He has been in Mankato for some
time in connection with the paving
here.
Mrs. Louise Spencer of Racine,
Wis, who has been the guest of her
cousin, Mrs. F. w. Hunt, departed
today for Minneapolis. Miss Bertha
Hunt went to Minneapolis this after
noon.
Ivan Bowen of this city accom-
panied the presidential party to
Minneapolis yesterday afternoon and
will be guest at the banquet ten
dered the president there. Mr..
Bowen has been at Washington and
will return this fall.
William Mailer of Springfield,
Editor Theisen of Slayton, Carl
Eastwood of Heron Lake, Robert
Forest of Lake Wilson and Phil
Liesch of New Ulm were some of
the editors who attended the Taft
celebration yesterday
Lake Crystal Union: "Lelie Wood,
manager of large -four plant at
! Billings, Mont, stopped over and
surprised his father by giving him
a call unbeknown to anyone until
he met him face to. face the next
morning. We are always pleased
| to see Mr.. Wood" Mr.. Wood was
at one time clerk at the Saulpaugh
| in Mankato. He is a fine gentle
man.
Chief of Police August L. Matter
of Sleepy Eye and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred c. Meade of Amboy were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Burke.
Messrs. Meade and Burke were part
ners in the photography business for
twelve years and yesterday spent
the afternoon talking of old times
Mr.. Burke was employed for a num-
! UCi VI yeas SHlcl VI IOllCc
Matter:
George E. Allanson, editor of The
Wheaton Footprints, is in the city.
He is petit juror in the United
States court. Mr.. Allanson formerly
resided at Henderson. He is
grandson of the late Major Joseph
R. Brown, who was famous here
abouts in the early days, and is re-
memberd by old settlers. Mr.. Allan
sons mother was in Indian captivity
and was among those who were held
at Camp Release.
From Thursdays Daily.
An Autumn Wedding.
A very pretty autumn wedding
took place Wednesday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Norman, Crys-
tai View Farm, one-half mile east
of Lake Crystal. The principals of
the affair were Mr. Charles H. Wig
gins, the only son of Mrs. Sarah
Virgins, and Miss Florence A. Nor
man, eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. C.. Norman. Although the
bride and groom are in the early
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