The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-06-26

Hamilton. mont, where they win
spend the remainder OF the summer
on Mr. Holmes fruit ranch.
Rev. and Mrs. w. Z. Evans of this
city, Rev. and Mrs. I'D. Jones of
ottawa and Rev. Mr.. Owen of Aber-
deem, s. D., left today for Lime
Springs. Iowa. TO attend the welch
caivanistic Methodist conference.
Mrs. Martha Thorne OF st. Paul,
Mrs. Wilbur Robinson and Mrs. Mar
garet s. Clark of Lake Crystal at
tended the Old Settlers picnic here
yesterday and we're guests OF Mrs.
n. v. Diamond during the day also.
Ralph Page and Walter Durbahn
left today for Peoria. H., where they
win attend Bradley Institute during
the sumner. Mr.. Durbahn is from
New Ulm and was the guest of Mr..
Page 70 several days previous to their
departure.
worthington Globe. Mrs. r. III.
Webster OF Mankato visited Miss
Ethel Bloom few days last week.
returning home Friday She Is better
known to worthington people as Miss
Ethel Hurd who taught IN the public
schools here about twenty-three years
ago. ..a
Mrs. Amelia Lieberg-Nostdal left
today for Minot, N. D., where she
win spend two months with Mrs. C.
w. Piper, a former resident of Man
kato Mrs. Nostdal wishes TO ex-
press her appreciation to the Npeople
who gave her their support in the
primaries She is well pleased with
the support she received.
Sleepy Eye Dispatch: Miss Helen
Tompkihs OF Mankato returned Mon
day evening from Redwood Falls
where she had been visiting for the
past couple OF weeks. She was accom-
panied by Misses Ruth Mclean and
Ruth Barber OF the latter place who
went to Mankato 20 attend summer
school at the State Normal. The
young ladies spent short time In
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DR.. John Sinclair, q Presbyterian
minister of prominence and known
In Mankato, Is visiting friends in
Redwood Falls. II Is nearly eighteen
years since DIR. Sinclair left Red.
wood Falls. For six years after leav.
ing he was pastor OF st. Paul
church. then pastor OF a Boston
church for six years and then in
South Africa for somewhat more
than five years. - ~ -
r. r. Neubert, who recently sold
out his incubator business, has just
returned to .Mankato after tour OF
over a thousand miles in an auto
mobile, with his family, the trip ex-
tending mostly through the iron
range country In Northern Mime
sofa. Mr. Neubert has eight thou
and acres of land In ST. Louis coun-
ty. He speaks highly of roads In
the Iron range country. especially that
from Duluth 10 Virginia. He says
st. Louis county has fund of $685.
900 to keep this road In proper re-
pair. Most OF the roads through that
part of the state, he says are like
rayed streets. Between Duluth and
Pine City. he says, the roads are
about the worst OF any he encoun-
tered in his entire trip. 1iiis SHE
OF Pine City they are in fair repair.
From Thursdays Daily.
Iltls-Hudson. ..,.f
At lie Sueur Center this afternoon
occurred the wedding OF Miss Bernice
Iltis. second dughtsr of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. A c. Iltis. and Mr.. William Hud-
son OF Minneapolis. The ceremony was
performed in st. Paul's Episcopal
church by Rev. A. G. white OF Min
neapolis at half past two o'clock.
Preceding the ceremony Mrs.
George Nerbovig of Mankato sang
AT Dawning' and the Lohengren
wedding march was played by Miss
Dyer Of Minneapolis
The BRIDES gown was Of white crepe
meteor with real lace. and she wore
a veil. Hen bouquet was OF lilies OF
the valley and white roses. Miss
Gladys Illtis was her sisters maid OF
honor apd. she wore yellow wolfe
gown and carrisd pink roses. The
brides maids were Misses Blanche
Barker and Ruth levitt OF Minneap:
oils, Misses Tlice Illtis. Elizabeth Col
Inns, Edith Atkins and Mary McCon-
key Of lie Sueur Center. Their gowns
were OF pale tinted wolfe Little Miss
Ruth Nerbovig carried the ring in
the center OF white rose. Mr.. Hud.
son was attended by Mr.. Cyrus Rickel
Of Minneapolis and Minor Gold of
Minneapolis and Walter A. Sanborn
OF Manltato we're ushers. ts
The bride formerly attended school.
In Mankato having taken the two
year course at the normal school.
She also attended Carleton college
for year or two and Is a young
woman OF great personal charm. Her
husband is member or the Min.
neapolis Chamber Of Commerce and
Is progressive young business man.
They win make their home In Min.
neapolis. sk "a IS
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Miss Lois Yeaple OF this city and
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