The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-06-14

trio Traction company. He is the son
of Frank l.. Perry. The bride is
the popular daughter of Mrs Jose
phine Schmidt of 425 North Front
F., street. The happy young couple will
make their home at Ais North Front
street, where they will take up
housekeeping Immediately. They were
given several useful presents at the
wedding this morning.
Bishop P. r. Hebron of Winona
was in the city short time yester'
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard H. Heisler
of Norfolk, Va, are guests at the
Heinrich today.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Nelson and
daughter, Eleanor, of Luverene are
visiting friends here today.
Oscar Ehlert, mail clerk with
headquarters at Duluth, renewed
acuuaintances in Mankato today.
| A. B. Moffatt went to LIE Sueur yes
terday to ST. Joseph, Mich, after
visiting relatives here for some
time.
Judge and Mrs. Evan Hughes and
family have returned from Spring
Valley where they visited relatives
Tor a few days.
| Mrs. Helen Munger departed this
morning for Madison, Wis, where
| she will spend couple of weeks
with her parents.
Miss Esther Larson of Tracy ar
rived Sunday afternoon to attend the
summer school. She is a sister OF
Miss Mary of this city.
Arthur Wahlrabe of Truman, who
has been attending the Minnesota
university, is spending few days
with friends in Mankato
John Evans, who has been at the
head of the science department OF
the Lake City high school, was the
| guest of |. N. Tompkins yesterday.
Mrs. ]. F. Robertson, who left
Mankato a year ago last F'ebruar.
| for Europe, sailed from Liverpoo
on June and is expected to arrive
in Mankato next Tuesday or Wed
nesday She is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. A, Presley. as
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Willis OF Oma
ha, Neb., are the guests of MIR. ant
Mrs. Bennett Williams for few days
Mrs. Willis and Mr.. Williams are
sister and brother Mr.. Willis was
! formerly of this city, living here
lin the pioneer railroad days. He
; was the first civil engineer to sur
fvey the Omaha road through here
HE was assistant leveler for while
and had charge of the business, bu
Ilater went back to construction Worl
when H. c.. Randall of Kerns town
l ship, succeeded him. Mr.. Willis was
also division engineer, he worked
on the ST. Paul and Sioux City roat
), with General Bishop, who was chic
i engineer. That was about fort.
wears ago. Mr.. Randall is visitin,
I Mr.. Willis for few days, and som'
\ happy times are had recalling pic
Ineer day experiences. s4. m
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Jay w. True ant
ichildren will depart tonight for Okla
Ihoma City where Mr.. True is en-
4 gagged in the manufacture Of blanl
/ books and bank and office supplies
.ialso the company operates the oni
Ilithcgraphing plant in the state o
lOklahoma. The concern is doing
i splendid business and the futur
prospects are of the brightest. Al
thur B. Wilson, formerly of Mankat
and for several years at the head Q
u the Free Press Printing company
Ibindery, is associated with Mr.. True
1.-The other partner is John Hommes
; formerly of ST. Cloud. These gentle
men make lively, hustling, wide
a awake trio and they. will surely bull
i upr,a splendid trade in the soutf
/ west. The departure of Mr.. an
Mrs, True from Mankato is regre
:, ted by large circle of friends an
Z acauaintances. They are highl
estimable couple and have long bee
residents of Mankato. They will cal
ry within them the best wishes, of a
} to theirg new nome.