The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-03-14

which the eight couples were served
with a dainty luncheon. A beautiful
birthday cake adorned the table and
around it were placed sixteen can
dies which, it was claimed, signified
Mrs. Himmelman's age. The frost
ing in the middle of the cake spelled,
sweet sixteen" All the guests en-
joyed very pleasant evening and
George Scherer received the head
prize in the games and Mrs. A. M.
Stein received the foot prize.
Yoeman.ScofieId.
Arthur Scofield, formerly of this
city, and Miss Winnifred Yoeman OF
Derbyshire, England, were married
this morning at the Episcopal rectory
by Rev. P. X Edwards. Miss Yoeman
arrived only yesterday from her home
| in England and following the cere.
mony today Mr.. Scofield and bride
went to Worthington, where they will
live on a farm.
! They were attended at the marriage
! by George Foelschow and Miss Foel
| schOw.
". ID. Ilool, VI Nol gun Ndo III the
| city today.
w. C. Williams of Cambria is in
Mankato today.
A. C. Hedberg is in st. Peter Oh
business today.
Rev. r. R. Paden spent yesterday
in Minneapolis.
Charles Meredith of Adrian spent
yesterday in Mankato.
! w. Schilling of Mortified spent
yesterday in Mankato.
| Miss Helen Shepherd of GAINESVILLE
visited here yesterday.
/ G. L. Mitchell, of Tracy transacted
| business here yesterday.
E. Stanton, of Worthington called
on friends here yesterday.
Henry Schwarzrock of Springfield
| is visiting in MankatO today.
w. E. Conlin of Redwing was il
| the city yesterday on business.
B. r. Stone of Waterville was il
the city yesterday on business.
NJ. B. Russell of Ceresco was in the
city calling on friends yesterday.
! S. III. Howe of Winona, a state in
surance rate inspector is in MankatC
today.
! NJ J. Dempsey returned last nigh
from a short business trip to Min
neapolis.
c. w. Blunt. representing the st
Paul Dispatch and Pioneer press is
in the city today on business.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Serene of North Broad
street are packing their household
goods, preparatory to moving to st
Paul.
C. A. Genet, agricultural expert fol
the Minnesota Sugar Co. is in Man
kato. today after business triI
through Michigan.
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Ludlow o!
| RuShmore came to Mankato yester
day and Mrs. Ludlow underwent 6
serious operation at the Immanue
hospital here.
Miss Constance Norby of North
field visited with Miss Morris o.
the high school faculty the first oil
the week. Miss Norby is sister Of
! J. G. Norby, the former principal Of
the high school.
Mrs. George w. Davis, whose hus
band was formerly pastor of the
Presbyterian church here. is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Viii
lard. Mrs. Davis now lives at st
! Paul.
John Nyquist went to st. Paul to
| day to assist John III. Holman ano
Attorney H. L. Schmitt, who are
urging the passage of the Creamery
Package company bill through the
legislature. The bill is expected te
reach vote tomorrow.
FairmOnt Sentinel: Carlos D..
Boynton of ST. Paul was in the
city Monday, looking after business
affairs and shaking hands with his
many friends. He was also here on
business connected with matters on
his large ranch in Westford town
! ship.
Charles E. Lynott of ST. George
New Brunswick, has been the CUES,
OF his cousin, Mrs. William Sheehau
OF the Security flats. Mr.. Lynoti
was formerly member of the Cana
dian parliament and is now director
OF the secret service department oil
the customs service of Canada.
B. Whittemore of Albert Lea was
IN Mankato today exhibiting the
model of roadgrader which he in
vented. He is DESTROYS of interest
ing someone in the manufacture OF
the machine. During the morning
the Commercial club committee on
manufactures held conference with
Mr.. Whittemore relative to the man.
ufacture of his device in this city.
Miss Clara Radichel of this city
Is one of the people who will take
part in the production of Johann Sc
bastian Bach's "St. Mathews Pas.
sion' in Milwaukee on Palm Sunday
evening, March 49, The A Capella
chorus of that city is giving the ora
torio and Miss Radichel is member
OF the chorus. This is one of the
best musical organizations of that
city and in this production is being
supported by more than fifty Mil
waukee churches.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Mildred F. and Edna w. Mitchell