The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-09-10
United in MARRIAGE.

United in Marriage.
Rev. Warner Johnson yesterday
noon united in marriage Frederick X.
Meister of Minneapolis and Miss
Pearl Gleason Of Swan Lake, CRANKY
township, Nicollet county. at the
home OF the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. f. Gleason.
Gave Dinner.
Mrs. A. Rudberg. 900 State street.
gave four couise dinner Tuesday
evening In honor of Mrs. Harry Rud-
berg OF Alexandria, Mimi. and Miss
Sigrid Rudberg of Sioux Falls. Cow
ers were laid for twelve.
w. II. Monkman of Los Angeles is
the guest of S. H. Grannis and fam
lily.
Rev. r. W. Hobbs will lead the
prayer meeting at the Baptist church
tonight
Miss Alice Jones OF Watertown, S
d., is visiting in the city as a guest
of her cousin. Miss Catherine Jones.
Miss Hattie Wood. who spent the
"
Andrews, returned today to her home
at Joliet, ILL.,
State Auditor Jacob Freus passed
through Mankato today enroute to
Waseca where he spoke at the county
fair there this afternoon.
Sberburn Advance: Mrs. Fred Grupe
of Mankato has been visiting at the
home of her sister. Mrs. Schumacher.
the past week. returning home We'd
nesday.
Miss Jean Collins Of Freeport. ILL.,.
teacher OF domestic science at the
high school Of Mankato. arrived In
tile city last evening. and is prepar
ing to begin the years work.
ID. S. Evans, former Mankato resi-
dent. Is in the city i'm the interest OF
scale COMPANY. Mr.. Evans has been
In the employ of the state for several
years. but resigned his position a
month ago to take up his new work.
II. p. NewComb, assistant cashier
of the Northwestern National bank Of
Minneapolis and n. l.. Hurst OF Min
neapolis. representatives of The Free
Press drove down to Mankato today
I'm the latters car, and from here
drove to Rochester.
Mrs. G.. 4. johnson. Mrs. l.. W.
House, Mrs. John Nicholson. Mrs. Ole
Paulson. Mrs. Edward Hanson. Mrs.
Monson and Mrs. o. J. Lee. all went
to Lake Crystal today TO attend a
meeting Of the Ladies' Aid society of
the Norwegian Lutheran church.
Mrs. NJ. c. Evans and son. Master
! Chester Evans. are the guests of Mrs,
Evans parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. Aus
tin. 32S Jackson street. She came to
attend the wedding of her sister. Miss
Ruth Austin. She will go Saturday to
Vernon Center where she will teach
school the coming year.
Mrs. V. 4. Street and Mrs. ". +.
Davis returned home Monday from
a pleasant visit at Edgewood Farm
Council Bluffs. Iowa. They were
accompanied home by their sister
Mrs. John hawthorn and her grand
daughter, Cornelia. Master Merriam
Shugart also returned to attend
school
Otto Throdahl. fireman at the cen
tral station. will leave this evening on
n trip to the west. lie will return TO
Mankato about the first Of December
He will visit the fairs at San Fran
cisco and San Diego and will call on
relatives at South Bend, Wash. Bis
marck. jamestown. Cheyenne and
DEVILS Lake.
Sherburn Advance: The Misses
Blanche and Mabel Howard left
Thursday for Mankato. where they
will attend an Elk dance, the guests
of the Fletcher young people, and
from there they will 60 to Minneapo-
, lis to attend the automobile races. and
then to their schools, the former 10
Theft River Falls and the latter to
Mandan, n. ID.
GAINESVILLE Argus: Miss Anna Ash
came down from Mankato Friday
evening and remained over until the
following day with Mrs. r. Ash. Miss
Ash will teach in Duluth the coming
year. Frank Miner and
j. w. Jennison went to Mankato Sat-
urday and returned with e fine seven
passenger Overland purchased OF
Gordon and Jennison by Mrs. Miner.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Sizemore, a
young couple, united in marriage in
Mankato yesterday afternoon, left
soon afterwards for Chicago, where
they will make their future home. The
bride was Miss Olga c. Larson. The
wedding took place at her parental
home. 321 South Front street. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Hobbs. father of the pastor of the
BAPTIST church.
Waseca Journal: John T. Lewis re-
turned last week firm his trip to the
Pacific coast He took in the San
Francisco exposition and also visited
several important cities on the coast.
including Portland. Seattle. Spokane,
as well as Denver. and Salt Lake City
on the way out. He states that bust
ness conditions are bad out there at
present and money is scarce. As a
little illustration Of the stringency OF
the mcney market. Canadian quarter
is good for only twenty cents in our
money. At the big fair there are not
nearly the crowds one would expect
to sec at the place. Many OF the
shows on the Zone" are closed ow-
ing to moor huaiuaaa