The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-09-29

where they attended wedding Of
a distant relative, Miss Peterson,
who was united in marriage to Will
liam Milman Thursday afternoon at
the home Of the bride.
Mrs. Otto Neitge of California is
visiting her son, Otto Neitge and
family here for few days.
Arthur and Miss Vera Leonhardt
are visiting with relatives in st. Pc.
ter for a short time.
From Mondays Daily.
i According to the calendar, the adj
vent of fall was Saturday, but the
leaves have been falling for some
time. Many trees, especially the
naples, have now their full autumn
nal robe of yellow and red and in.
tervening colors, making a beautiful
sight. Now can be seen in the
woods the most beautiful effects of
nature. Those who are blessed
with eyes to appreciate the beauties
of nature and who have been taking
frequent walks along the wood lined
roads and bluffs will see entire new
scenes most pleasing to behold by
this change of colors. The boys
and girls of the village have no Y.
NJ. c. A., no public play ground or
even park, but they have the
woods, the bluffs, the river and bluff
roads and other delightful places to
roam, to hunt and fish, pick uuts
and many other pleasures not
equalled by any artificial sport or
places. That these natural scenes
SO near at hand are appreciated may
be verified, as any time of the year
may be seen in groups and often
solitaire, enjoying the out of doors,
unrestrained by formal rules and
artificial makeups. Parents no doubt
prefer to see their children here than
in the city where mischief and
temptations are on all sides. 1t Is
a pleasure to see entire families
from Mankato enjoy these pleasure
walks, etc, in North MankatO and
vicinity. Possibly this has much to
do with encouraging many to decide
to make their permanent residence
here More and more is it being
realized the advantages North
Mankato has as n resident suburb,
where children may he safely al
lowed out of doors without expos
II Inr1 Of al
morals; a community where the un-
desirable resident does not feel at
home and moves out soon after
moving here if he ever has the cour.
age to try. w.
The death of Nellie Hawley Bur.
rill, oldest daughter of Mrs. Eta
I Burrill, occurred at $50 o'clock last
evening at the home of her mother
at 632 Nicollet avenue, after an i'll.
ness of about a. month. The cause
of death was anemia and lukemia
4 The deceased was born in Belgrade
township. She would have been six
teen years of age in February. She
4 was lovable girl who made last
ing friendships with those whom
; she came in contact. About two
years ago she joined the Belgrade
Avenue Methodist church and was
a faithful attendant, both at the
church services and the Sunday
school, From the latter she received
) gold pin for not missing a single
service. She attended the eighth
ruo1o - Tho .obno1 Cohoo1 nnf
playmates sent many flowers to the
: bedside of the deceased during her
illness. The time of the funeral
has not been decided upon definitely
but will be on Wednesday, probably
at 1870 from the church. Rev. c
A. Sharp will officiate. The definite
time will be announced in this de
partment tomorrow, when relatives
i. from out of town will have beer
heard from.
, The marriage OF Hilda Sutherland
of Lake Crystal and Luther Gilmore
, of Zering, Iowa, took place at the
| home of Harry Johnson, GOA Pake
, avenue, Saturday afternoon at three
o'clock. DR.. F. B. Cowgirl performed
: the ceremony in the presence o.
{ relatives. The bride is a sister o.
Mrs. Harry Johnson, and the fifth
, oldest daughter of nine children
Those who attended the wedding
: were the parents OF the bride, Mr.
r and Mrs. Sutherland of Lake Crys
+. tai, and Edward Gilmore, brother
of the groom. The bride wore {
t beautiful broad cloth gown of darl
{ blue and carried spray of white
roses. The flower decorations were
, white and pink chrysanthemums
After the ceremony a five o'cloci
;. dinner was served The happy youl
: couple left Sunday morning t.
J their future home on farm in Lin
e coin township, near Walnut Grove
: They were accompanied as far as
E Lake Crystal by Mr. and Mrs. Harry
. Johnson the latter returning home