The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-04-19
From Thursdays Daily.
Miss Hartmann Married
n. w. 80 citizen, a,

IA. {. Swearingen OF the House OF
Hope Presbyterian church, perform
ed the ceremony in the presence
of only the immediate relatives OF
the bride and groom. Miss Hart
mann's only attendant was Anna
Catherine Haycraft. the little daugh
ter of Senator Haycraft of Madelia
MINI. who was ring bearer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Raudenbush left last evening
for Il trip through the south and up
on their return they will be at home
NJ 49, Marshall avenue.
Miss Hartmann is former popular
Mankato lady.
Percy Conklin or Fairmont visited
friends in the city today.
John j. Koehn of Window called
on friends in Mankato today.
u. NJ. Vaughn of Wcstfeld spent
the day in Mankato on business.
William Corrall of Waseca trans
acted business in Mankato today
Mrs II. +. EkerhoIm was the
guest of friends at kasota ycster
day
Mrs. William Foss of Window is
visiting friends in Mankato for q
few days.
Mrs. Mary Olson of Bertha is the
guest of friends in the city for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". W. IIartwick of
Morgan are the guests of friends
in the city today
The Misses Agnes Dillingham; aud
NJ. Eliza Fonlke of F.ribault visited
friends here today
Mrs. C. l.. Scott and daughter.
Miss Florence. of Lake Crystal Wis
tied here yesterday.
Frank Grout of Clinton Junction,
Wis. arrived in he city today to
spend short time with friends.
County Auditor Weaver has taken
his departure for Los Angeles, Cal,
where he will join Mrs, Weaver
Mrs. Herman Lehmann of Sterling
Center arrived in the city yesterday
ana is !; guest of Mrs. William Ellis.
Mrs. {. d. Snow was called TO
Warsaw, Wis, yesterday by the
Roberts
AIRS William Ellis departs for Wa.
tertowu. ). d., tomorrow Tor a week
or ten days visit with her daughter,
Mrs. II. c. Broderick.
Mrs. George Horton returned to
homo
after attending the funeral of her
uncle. ID. l.. Clements. Mrs. y. Oil
CHER returned to her home at Win
nebago after attending the funeral
of Mr.. Clements.
Jack O'Brien of this city will
open a billiard room at Madison
Lake.
\ report has reached here that
William Deyling is in critical
condition at Denver, where he is
receiving treatment in sanatorium.
y marriage license was issued yes
terday in ST. Paul to Samuel w.
Raudenbusch and Miss Alma c.
Hartman. Miss Hartman is former
resident OF Mankato. She has a
number of friends here who will
wish her much happiness.
GAINESVILLE Argus: Mr.. and Mrs.
4. T. Ereuger left for Waseca Sat
urday after a visit of week OF
more with friends in this place.
They will 20 to Faribault from
Waseca to visit other friends and
relatives. Later Mr.. Kreuger will
leave for Eugene, Oregon by the
way Of Everett. At the later place
be will visit his son and from there
they will so together 10 Eugene for
the purpose of locating. But this
will depend altogether upon what
they find and conditions. In the
meantime their goods will be stored
in Mankato. Possibly they may con
cludc to return to the latter place
TO reside.
Madison Lake Tribune: Last
Thursday a real estate deal OF more
than average interest took place,
when Joseph lIagcr of Decoria
township, a brother of Adam Uagcr
purchased 100 acres of Chris Grams,
for $10.560, or SIS an acre. This
farm is near Bethel east OF here,
and was sold last February by
Charles Compton TO Mr.. Grams, for
the consideration OF $?.I00. In two
months it bias advanced SLIGO.
which is pretty good deal for Mr..
Grams. As land all around us, in
nearby counties is selling for 800.
and mp, and not a bit better than
the land right here. il will soon be
very difficult to get any land for
less money. Mr.. lIagcr will not
occupy the place until next fall.
GAINESVILLE Argus: Mr.. McGuire.
representing the Consumers Power
company OF Chicago, was in this
place Saturday last closing final
deals where the company is TO take
over the Jennison electric lighting
plant. Mr. Mcclure tells us that
material is already on the way and
the line will be rapidly constructed.
1t is expected that it will be- in full
operation not later than September