The Mankato free press., 1914-07-24

will spend six weeks, ID Portland.
Ore, before going to California. s
Miss Lima Gsout and Mr.. Fred L.
Martin Of this city were married at
eight O'Clock last night by Rev Ed
ward Constant at the Congregational
parsonage. There were no attendants
at the Wedding, which was surprise
to the friends OF both the bride and
groom.
Mr.. Martin has made his head
quarters in Mankato for several years.
being a travelling salesman. HIS bride
has been the bookkeeper Tor the z.
w. Owen company and will continue
her work there for a short time.
They have not decided where they
win locate.
Interesting lecture AZ The Normal.
Harrington Beard. of Minneapoiis.
gave a very interesting illustrated
lecture at the normal school last
night on "The Quest OF the Holy
Grail" His lecture was much enjoyed
and the lantern slides were beautiful.
Following this entertainment the fac.
ulty reception 10 the pupils OF the
summer school was held in the II;
brary. About three hundred students
were present At the close OF the
evening light refreshments were
served. asszs.
Married al Sioux Falls.
: Sioux Falls ArgusIJeader: Mr..
Gwesyn A. Jones and Miss Ida Mae
williams OF Lake Crystal. Minnesota
we're married in this city this morn
ing by Rev. William Everett Rob
erts, pastor OF the First Presbyterian
church. The young couple left imrne.
diateIy after the ceremony for their
home in Lake Crystal
Horror Guest.
Miss Alberta Eberhsrt, OF ST. Paul,
was the honor guest at luncheon
given at the Elks club this noon. then
Miss Bernice sleight was hostess,
The guests we're Misses Catherine
Brooks. Louise F7ittie. Dorothy Perrin
and Louise Nerhoyig. -. ie
Bowery Dance at kerns.
A splendid bowery dancs took
place last evening at Kerps. Music
was furnished by an orchestra. of
country boys living near St. Peter.
Although this is the harvest time. the
dance was well attended by young
and old. Rs
Grif o. Jones, Of Lake Crystal. was
In Mankato on business today. i
& r. f. Neubel, the contractor, was
on a business trip TO Minneapolis
yesterday - -. =.
l.. C. Rev and family. OF Vernon
Center visited Manksto yesterday In
an automobile. =. f. -
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Henlein and DIT.
and Mrs. C.. d. SNOW are spending
today at Elysian. : a.
Rev. Myron Weisenberger, Of Min
neapolis Is the guest sof Mr. and
Mrs. George E. Nettietons 49,
Miss Margaret Beard of Minneapo-
lis IL in the city as af9guest Al the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID. Willard.
Mrs. w. L. Tallmah and Joseph
Tallman have returned from northern
Minnesota where they spent d Mum
Der of weeks. -
Misses Ella and Minnie Wolf Of the
Kruse women's Quitting store are
spending vacation among the lakes
near Mankato.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lusk left at
noon today for Cresco, Iowa. where
they will visit their daughter and
other relatives. FaEs e.
Mrs.. Charles Fouion of Client.
MINI, is the guest of her niece, Mrs.
II. z. witehurch and Miss Emma
vergote of Parsons street. s.
Richard Wood OF, the Kruse Won.
ems QUILTING store Is back from
his vacation trip 10 Sparta, Wis,
where he camped with the militia
boys. FEW
Miss Hazel Moir. Of Duluth. Is
expected to arrive this evening to
spend week or two as the guest
of the family Of her uncle. o, w.
Walker.
Miss Lucille Fisher has gone TO
Fairmont to spent a week as a guest
at the home Of Rev. A. z. Fillmore,
rector of ST. Stephens Episcopal
church there.
William Schooley, engineer on the
Chicago and Northwestern road, went
to Pierre last night to visit friends.
Mrs. Schooley has been IN that city
for several days. 81
Mr.. aud Mrs. Raymond Tyson OF
Minneapolis are guests of their aunts
Misses Ella and Bessie Wilson, for
few days They were married
in Minneapolis on July s. and are
now on their way home from their
wedding trip. ~ s