The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-03-08

ana tnaI the jury VIII -TeLlre ldte
! this afternoon. d, ....-.-
Arthur Fandrey of this city was
operated on for appendicitis at the
| Emmanuel hospital today. : -. ~....-
From Wednesdays Daily. ... ii
Joined in Wedlock. ...~s.:...-. .. e.
| Miss Emma Beardsley and Mr.
Albert Moeri. both of Madison Lake,
were married yesterday afternoon at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. E.. J.
| Kinneger on North Second street,
by Rev. John f. MANI. Carl c.
George was the best man and Miss
Bertha Wachlin acted as brides
maid. The =, groom has bought "a
farm near GAINESVILLE and the happy
couple will make their home there.
Married at High. Noon. -
At high noon today Mr.. Herman C..
| Binger of this city and Miss Gather
! inc Herbert of South Bend were uni
ted in marriage by Rev. A. F. VIM
! ter, pastor of the German Lutheran
church at the parsonage. The couple
left on the. 12:45 Omaha for different
points in Iowa. The bridegroom is
employed by the Standard o il COM
pany, while the bride is a wellknown
lady of South Bend and Mankato.
d. E. Evans went to Lake Crys-
tai today ON business. ~
| F. H. Barnes of Vernon Center
spent today in the city.
E.. L. Mason of Currie. transacted
business in the city today. ~s:I
! Mrs. s. F.. Starr of New Ufm Wis.
lifted friends in the city today. :.E..
| G. C. Cornish of Vernon Center
| is In Mankato on business today.
F. r. Stevens of st. James called
on the business men in Mankato
yesterday. - 49,.
Mrs. NJ. A. bingham of Sleepy Eye
was the guest of friends here yester-
day and today.
William r. Williams Of Lake
Crystal spent few days in the
city with friends. ....
/ A. J. Frambach of Madelia num-
bered among the business visitors
in Mankato today.
Colonel Whitney editor of The
Marshall News.Messenger. was in
Mankato over night.
~
berger of Amboy was business
visitor in Mankato today.
G. E. Francis and brother OF
Vernon Center were in the city to-
day in the interest of good roads,
]. B. Mcneil arrived in the city
last night from Sleepy Eye to at
tend to several business matters in
Mankato. - 49, ai3.. ISL
Mrs. A. Rudberg left today for
Grogan, where she had been called
by, the serious illness Of her sister
in.law, Mrs. Uleberg, who is sick
with tuberculosis.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Gilmore Of.
Mapletorl spent a short time III Man.
kato last evening, and left on the
Omaha for Denver, Col where
their daughter is seriously Ill.
M. r.. Crane, L. G. Clapper, j..
X. Osgood of Garden City, Humph-'
rey Griffith of Lake Crystal and E.
r. Champlin of Vernon Center are
here today on state road business.
William Kelly of Llveriie, Iowa,
arrived in tMankato today with car
load of household goods. He Will
bring his family here to make his
home in the city until next year.
when he will rent farm near Man
kato. 4 E
Hon. Daniel Shell of Worthihgton
came to Mankato today, He arrived
from st. Paul at noon. Mr.. Shell is
an enthusiastic Taft man, and he is
Of the opinion that "a Taft delegation
will be sent from Minnesota to the
National convention. Il think senti-
ment is syerging toward Taft"
The funeral of Mrs. Fred ProWse,
who died Saturday morning. was
held yesterday afternoon at two
o'cleck from the home at 220 Fulton
street, and from the Centenary
Methodist church isat- 2:30 O'Clock.
Rev. w. N. Jameson .officiated. The
members of the Minneopa Rebekah
.odee No 10 met at the I, o. @. F.