The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-07-04

Mulligan left Tuesday for st. Paul
to attend the Mulligan-Welsh we'd
ding. :
The Ladies' Aid of the Swedish
Lutheran church wiki be entertained
by Mrs. C. NJ. Nelson Friday, after
noon.
DR.. and, Mrs. H. A. Maves. and son
George left Monday fori Point Pleas.
ant, Lake. jefferson to spend a
month.
Miss Bonita Bailey returned Tues
day from Glenwood, where. she at
tended, the Christian, Endeavor con-
vention.
Peter Kennedy left Monday for
Halbrite, Canada. His family will
make an extended visit with rela,
tives. here.
Mrs. Joseph Bradshaw of IaeSueur
Center came up Wednesday for a
visit. with her son, R. l.. Bradshaw
and family.
Miss Hilda Hammer and Miss Olga
Peterson of St. Paul were. guests. OF
Mrs. Anthony. Nelson from Thursday
to- Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlstrom and Mrs.
Anderson of Mankato were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Nelson
last Monday.
+ Misses Martha and Elsa Meister
and Miss Pearl Gleason, who attend
summer school at the normal spent
the. weekend. at, the Meister home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Bodeen OF
Childress, Texas, arrived ;. Saturday
(, for a visit with Mrs. Bodeen's par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs.. M. A, Ostrander.
Miss Anna Swenson. and nephew
Carl Swenson left last Friday for
Mcintosh, South Dakota. where they
will visit Carl and Miss. Ellen Sven.
son. &c.. - ~ .,a,s All.
! The Kasota baseball team went to
New. Ulm Sunday, to play. the. team
at. that place. After a. hard fought
game of, twelve innings, Kasota was
the victor by "a score, of 3 to s1s5
Fire started in some, coal, which
was stored in the polishing, she'd
last Friday at the. Bahcock plant
No damage was done. as the coal
was all shoyeled cut, but it. was the
:, cause of some excitement forssa few
hours. rs-.> =
Mrs. Esau Roberts entertained the
Women's Missionary, society of the
Presbyterian church at her home
Thursday afternoon. The devotional
was led by Mrs. F. c. Bailey, and
j the topic, Alaska by Mrs. D. S
/, TurFittin. tc ~
! Walter and John Waterman en-
. tertained a party of friends at the
Waterman home Saturday evening
: Dancing and games, We're the pas
. times of the, evening. and at the, us
ual hour a delicious supper was
served, A delightful evening was
the verdict of all present. n.
At the ST. Joseph'sa Catholic
church,., st. Paul. was. solemnized, the
marriage of Miss Marie Mplligan and
John E. Welsh, Wednesday, June 25
Miss Kate Mulligan sister of the
bride was maid of honor and, Mat
thew, Welsh, brother of, the groom
I was best man. The. bride grew tt
womanhood, in Kasota. and, has q
host of friends who wish her a life
of happiness, tE
A family reunion was held at the
home of Mr.. and. Mrs. NJ A.. Os
trander last Sunday. All the chill
/ dren and families being at home, &
group picture was taken in.'the af
Eternoon. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Bodeen, Childress
Texas; DR.. and Mrs. H. A. Nave.
and son of Minneapolis: Mr.. ant
Mrs. Peter Kennedy and two, chill
.dren of. Halbrite, Canada; Mr.. ant
Mrs. Charles Anderson and son o.
Kasota and Miss Bernice Donald. ant
Miss Marie at home.
!, Mrs. Joseph Hardegger, mother O
/ Mrs. 81 w. Johnson passed ava,
nine o'clock Sunday evening at the
st. Alexander hospital, New Ulm, a
the age of, seventy-two years, ont
month and four days. Mrs. Hardeg
ger had been an invalid for. sever
years, having then suffered a stroke
of paralysis, of which she had hat
attacks at intervals. since, She il
survived, by her husband and, twe
daughters, Mrs, Anna. Magin of Wa