The Mankato free press., 1912-09-27
From Fridays Daily.
Rash-Wass Wedding.

hdSn-W Nv dSS Wedoin9.
Miss Marvel Rash and Mr.. Einal
Wass, both of this city were married
Wednesday afternoon az o'clock al
the Swedish Lutheran church by
Rev. o. J. Arthur They were at
tended by Miss Laura Rash and Mr.
Harold Wass. The brides dress was
of white silk voile and she carried a
bouquet of white roses. The brides
maid wore pale blue silk and car
ried pink roses.
The bridal pair left Wednesday
evening for the twin cities and will
return Sunday night. They will be
at home in the Union block. After
their return a reception will be Civ
en- for them at the home of the
groom's mother, Mrs. Wilbur Wass.
at 104 Minnesota street.
| The groom is a Mankato man and
is employed as a chef at the Saul.
paugh. The bride has been visiting
in North Mankato for some time.
Ladies' Aid Entertained.
| The Ladies' Aid of the Christian
| church was entertained by Mrs.
Fred Hotaling on Wednesday after.
noon, forty-six ladies being present
A business meeting was held, and a
committee made up of Mrs. A. NJ.
Morrison, Mrs. C. Lamb, Mrs. W.
Shoemaker was appointed to elect
officers for the coming year.. and re.
port at the next meeting. Mrs. Buf.
fan of Toronto, Canada, planned a
women's meeting to be held Tues.
day afternoon, October 1, at the
Christian church, to which all ladies
are invited. "A delightful supper
was served by Mrs. Hotaling, as.
sisted by Mrs. DR. Sutherland and
Mrs. W. Harlin. All present spent 8
delightful afternoon.
R. l.. Houk of Good Thunder is in
the city today
w. H. Tomlinson of LIE Sueul
visited here yesterday.
Mrs. Albert Poehler of Henderson
spent yesterday in the CITY,
Mr.. Jacobson, foreman for the
Marsh Engineering Company, is in
the city today.
Fred Pfeffer, travelling auditor for
the American Express company, is
/ in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Clark are ir
Minneapolis and st. Paul visiting
! friends. They expect to return Mon
day.
Mrs. Louis Lille went to Duluth
today, called there by the serious
illness of her daughter, Mrs. w. II
Riley.
Charles Brazier, who has been a
Cannon Falls in the employ of the
| Consumers Power company, was a
home yesterday a
{. c. Storing, cashier of a bank
at Glasgow, Montana, is in the city
Mr.. Storing was formerly cashier o1
a bank at Rochester
w. K. Holmes, well-known resi-
dent of Madelia, is making plans tc
move to California. Mr. Holmes is
wellknown in Mankato.
Miss Nettie Porter and Miss Mel
lie Pay returned last night from
New York and other eastern cities
where they made their fall pur
Chases.
Mrs. B. B. Scripture of Winons
is the guest of Mrs. Robert John
son. Mrs. Scripture is the wife O
Conductor Scripture of the North
western. -...rr. r. ....
t G. w. Smithson lis on a trir
through the southern part of the
state and Iowa advertising and call
! ing on dealers and jobbers with his
improved lamp burner.
DR.. w. H. Bedwell returned las
night from Rochester where he ac
companied patient to consult the
Drs. Mayo. While at the hospita
DR.. Bedwell witnessed fifteen opera
! tions.
Minnesota Lake Tribune: Mrs
Sam Bloom and two daughters, Ber
tha and Florence, left this morning
| for Mankato, where they will attend
the Jewish services the latter par
of this week. & 3 Mr.. and Mrs
F.. W. Rath came up from Mankato
Saturday for visit with Mrs. Rath's
mother, Mrs. Harriet Cote
! LIE Sueur Center Leader: Mrs
| G. c. Kolars arrived home Thurs
day evening from Mankato, where
she had visited for a brief time
/ with friends. Mrs. Loui:
Kittleson and family, who have re
| SioSo III thlo III uuulUcl
! of years, took their departure fol
Mankato, Saturday afternoon where
they will reside in the furture Mrs
/ Kittleson and family have made {
host of friends during their time
here, allo of whom regret very much
to part with such good people, bu
what is our loss will be Mankato's
gain. The Leader-Democrat sincere
/ ly joins with the rest of their friends
in wishing them much joy and hap
! piness in their new home
Miss Mary Kittleson, who is EN-
ployed as saleslady in genera
I store, in Menkato, returned to hel
| business, Friday, on the afternoon
PASSENGER. after a weeks visit ir
this village. with her mother, Mrs
Louis Kittleson, and other friends
/ and relatives