The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-04-17

llightful evening of dancing and
games. and nice refreshments We're
served. The college young people
win return to Mortified next Mon
day. ss-
/ Were Married In Mankato.
The st. Peter Herald is informed
that Miss Anna Swenson OF this city,
and william Jenkins. nurse at the
state hospital. were quietly married
at Mankato last Tuesday.
Bride and Groom Visit Relatives Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Hotaling OF
Danville, Ill, are visiting relatives
in Mankato. They were married In
Danville in January OF this year,
but the marriage was not made
known to their Mankato friends up
tn their arrival here. Mrs. Hotaling
was formerly Miss Lila Bertene
Gleason of this city.
Entertained Young Men Friends.
Harry Zimmerman entertained a
party OF young men friends at q
birthday dinner at his home on North
Board street Wednesday evening. A
very excellent dinner was served and
the appointments were in red roses.
During the evening several delightful
musical numbers were given.
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IAnnouncemen Of Marriage. M
Announcement has Just been made
OF the marriage OF Mr.. Edwin F.
Lippert of this city and Miss Alma
Lundberg OF North Mankato. The
marriage was q very quiet one and
took place in February. Rev. John
f. Manz performed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. I.ippert have now
gone to housekeeping In an apart
ment at S2ik South Second street.
Mrs. Lippert is daughter OF Ro-
bert Lundberg of North Mankato,
and Mr.. Lippert's parents are Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Lippert of this city.
Mr.. Lippert is ieweier and has
held a position with w. r. Crandall
for several years. They are splendid
young people and have the best
wishes of their many friends.
Knights Of Pythias Party.
Seventy people attended the
knights OF Pythias party last night
and enjoyed a pleasant evening OF
dancing and 500 Grants orchestra
played during the evening and ID. NJ.
Jones sang. Delicious refreshments
were served.
Miss Florence Murphy OF Sleepy
Eve visited in Mankato today.
Henry Pagei. mayor of Mapleton,
was visitor In the city today.
Mrs. II. A. Mclean of Madelia Is
the guest of Mrs. w. M. Sutherland.
Mrs. @. w. Turrittin and her daugh-
ter, Grace. went to Minneapolis to-
day.
Fred Kroeger has gone to ST. Paul
to spend Easter with friends and
relatives. x
]. A. Smith returned Yesterday
from Lewiston, Mont, where he was
called by the death of his sister
Miss Mabel Rudberg, daughter Of
Andrew Rudberg. left today for st.
Paul to visit her uncle, Gust Ander-
son.
Eugene Patterson and daughter, Of
st. Paul are In the city, the guests
OF the formers brother. II. A. Pat
terson.
Earl Girvin, who Is attending the
dental college at the University OF
Minnesota Is home for his Easter
vacation.
Miss Juanita Schwan or Good
Thunder spent the day In Mankato
as the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Gugisberg.
]. A. Mckinney travelling passenger
! agent OF the 500 line. with head
quarters at st. Paul. was a visitor
In the city today.
A. T. Carlson went to Vernon Gen.
ter, on business today.
Miss Janet Nellie. student at the
state normal school. left last evening
! FOR her home at New UIm to spend
| the Easter vacation. ~.
st. Paul. Pioneer Press: Mrs. r.
Holt OF Delhi. a recent guest Of
her daughter. Mrs. j. @. Gebhart,
Taylor avenue, has gone to Man.
kato.a So
Mrs. william Kroeger returned TO
lday TO her home in st. Paul after
spending about week here. She
lcame to attend the funeral Of her
grandfather. Fred o'Grosky Of Rapi-
dan
A. NJ. welIes, editor and. publisher
Of The worthington Globe was in
IMankato over night. Mr.. welles ID
at the head OF one OF the very best
newspapers published IN Southern
minnesota.
Friends OF Miss Nellie Burt WIN
regret TO learn that she win pro
lbably be obliged TO submit 70 an
Operation in the hospital at Ro
leicester. She went there the first Of