The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-09-26
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Ill. Is improving.
Frank Ario of Mankato spent Sun
day at his home here
The w. C. T. u, met with Mrs.
Charles Hilton Sunday.
The ]. o. NJ. met with Miss Ada
Bowe yesterday afternoon.
Miss Ada Bowe spent week visit
ing friends In Good Thunder.
George Hubner purchased new,
Studebaker car last Saturday.
Miss Sophia Pagenkopf returned
, from the twin cities last week.
Asa Andrews and family have moy-
Ell into their newly finished house.
Miss Margaret Hilton is visiting
! with Mrs. Eben Hilton at Albert Lea.
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid society
met with Mrs. Alber Fitzloff Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCracken were made
! happy by the arrival Of baby girl
! Sunday. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hussey visit
ed with the latter's parents in Maple
ton Friday Z,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Quinn, Frank Amburg
and Luther Appel motored TO Kaso-
ia Monday.
! Miss Eleanor Murphy viii soon open
her millinery shop in the rooms be-
, low the bank. 49,
! George Hussy. added his name to
the list of auto owners purchasing
o Maxwell car.
/ Jake Armstrong, who has been
working in Duluth, returned to his
home last week. 5
/ Miss Sadie Fields will teach the
Belleview school this year. The
school opened Monday.
The Royal Neighbors enjoyed a
4 birthday party at the home OF Mrs
| Albert Byersdorf Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thielman. Mrs. ]
Chase, Libbic Hilton and Mrs. Frank
Chase were MaIikato callers Tuesday
/ Miss Lena Bestman returned Fri
day from a weeks visit with hel
brother, Charles Bestrnan of Minnea
polls. ~
Tho. good roads and favorable
weather made it possible for many
ST, Clair people to attend the Man
kato fair last week
! Charles Pagenkopf and family mo
/, torcd from Winthrop Saturday ant
. visited here with friends and rela
tiyes over the weekend.
Misses Bessie and Hazel March
| man., who. have been assisting MI
Near for the past two weeks, hayl
i returned to their home. !.
/ Miss Sadie Eaton, who has. bee,
in the twin cities for the past fer
J; weeks, returned Monday to stay. Wit
: Mr.. and Mrs. William Boswell.
. The Mcpherson cemetery societ
will serve supper in the town hal
5 from six until ten O'Clock Wednesda,
| September "a. Everyone is cordially
= invited. 4
) Miss. Grace Buchholtz, who ha
8 been attending the. normal schoc
3 in Mankato, came home saturda
!, and will continue with her high sehoe
!. work here
T The wedding Of Miss Elsie 'Geks
Ell Ter, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wi
t Gekeler of this place. and Mr.. Rol
!. ert .Kenward, took place Thursday, a
: ternoon at two o'clock in the Eyar
e gelical church, Rev. Moede officiatint
The bride wore a gown of white sill
messaline trimmed with heavy whit
= lace and carried pink roses. Their
Il we're no attendants. Immediately a
5 ter the ceremony the guests gathere
II at the home of the. bride where .
8 reception was held Mr., and Mr.
n Kenward left Sunday for Minnesot
S Lake. where they will live on a farm
OIL Miss Agnes Barbar, !; daughte
e of Mr.. and Mrs. Barbar .residin
S about Ave miles. from here, and NJ
il | Herman Buccue were married ;
n two O'Clock last Wednesday afte
0 noon at the home of the brides pa
J. ents. Rev. Moedes performed tt
|. ceremaily in the presence Of the. III
a mediate relatives of the bride. an
n groom. The bride wore pretty dres
1t of white yoile and carried a ..bo
t quet of brides roses. Miss MAJ
S Smith was tho brides maid and A
!. gust Beccue, a brother of the groor
& VAS best1man. Mr, and Mrs Deco,