The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-06-07

Mimi. where he will be superintend-
ent of the schools next year.
CslIahan-Neitge Wedding.
Mr.. Benjamin Neitge and Miss
Grace Marie Callahan were married
at the st. Johns Catholic church by
Rev. Father Hughes at eight O'Clock
this morning. The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. M. A., Callahan
iof New Richland, Wis, while the
groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Neitge, ST., of Deer Park, Wis.
The bride was gowned in white
and carried a brides bouquet of
roses. She was attended by Miss
Laura eastman of New Richland,
and he was attended by John Con-
way of st. Paul.
The out-of-town guests were: Miss
Laura eastman of New Richland,
Wis. Mrs M. A. Callahan, mother
of the bride, Mrs. Stevens of New
Richland, sister of the bride, William
and Ed Neitge of Deer Park, Wis,
brothers of the groom, Mrs. Otto
Neitge, Sr., mother of the groom.
who was on her way home from
Santiago, Cal.
A reception followed at the home
of the groom's brother, Otto Neitge,
Ala Sherman avenue, North Man
katO. The happy couple will make
their home in North Mankato, where
Mr.. Neitge is employed as a brick
layer.
Bishop. Hebron of Winona was in
the city Saturday night
DIR. r. M. Dodds went to Adrian
today on professional business.
Williaf Sheehan of Waseca spent
Sunday in the city with friends.
Ed Ziegler of Good Thunder Wis
tied friends in Mankato over Sun
day.
C. K. Willard of Heron Lake is
spending few days in the city with
friends.
Charles X. Willard of Heron
Lake spent Sunday with relatives
and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Jones of Albert
Lea were the guests of friends in
Mankato yesterday.
Miss Helen Alworth returned Sat
urday from Carver where she taught
school the past year.
Attorney S. B. Wilson left this
morning for Window where he will
attend district court.
Jake Johnson of Sleepy Eye is
visiting in the city and attending
to several business matters
uoff 0f ha
cese went to Vernon Center yester-
day to dedicate the new Catholic
church this morning.
Miss Ada Abel and Miss Mabel
Scott have returned to their homes
at Butterfield to spend their vaoa-
ton, after attending the normal
school.
Mrs. r. M. Dodds left today for
Ames, Iowa, to attend the gradual
ing exercises of the state college at
that place. John S. Dodds, her son,
graduates from the civil engineer
ing department.
Miss Anna Welter left yesterday
| for the twin cities where she will
spend few days before leaving for
her home at LIE Sueur to spend her
vacation. Miss Welter is with the
George E. Brett store
John A. Slama has accepted a
position with wholesale coffee con-
Germ in Minneapolis. He will be
employed in the roasting depart
as soon as he disposes of his
sweeping compound factory which
he has operated for the past three
years
Charles r. Long is confined to his
home with a sprained ankle, which
will lay him up for two or three
weeks.
w. C. Wood has moved with his
family from their home on Walnut
street to small farm on the In
dian Lake road. They will spend
the summer there.
Miss Blanche f. Door and Lester
A. Door are among the graduates
from the college of science, literature
and arts of the Minnesota university
this week Both Mr. Door and his
sister live in this county and are
graduates of the Mankato high
school.
Lakeville Leader: w. w. Weller,
of Mankato, representative of the
Independent Silo company of St.
Paul, was in our Village Wednes-
day forenoon enroute to Savage and
Bloomington, where he expects to
put in several silos. His firm have
placed their silos all over this part
of the county, and those having
them pronounce the the best ever
Manchester college will graduate
the largest classes in it's history
this year, exercises beginning June
6 and closing June II, with twenty
nine graduates for the collegiate
course, nineteen from Baldwin
school, the preparatory department,
and six from the music course
Miss Ethel Wilcox of Mankato will
graduate from the music depart
ment
William Fleming was before Spe-,
cial Juge .Plymat this afternoon on
a charge preferred by May st. Den
mis- Coy, who alleges that Fleming
is the father of her child which was,
born not long ago. Fleming
will have his hearing Friday at 10
a. IN. He is out on bond of $780,.
He denies the charge strenuously.
The child was born to Miss Coy in,
"a maternity hospital in the cities.
w. H. knight of the Sioux Falls
& Southern Minnesota Traction
company, held a meeting at the