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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-05-08

Some men are always telling what
they are going to do, while others just
do things and say nothing about it.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-05-08

Eating lots of sugar is being advo-
Gated as a dimple producer. Yep. we
know a girl who got three that way
one on each chin.
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ed her aunt. Mrs. VI. A. Butterfie!d. on

ed her aunt, Mrs. VI. A. Butterfie!d. on
Sunday last.
The following families were enter
tanned at the Kirby home In the cnur
try last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
Lar. berton and children. Mr. and Mrs.
c. r. Anderson and Mr.. and Mrs. J. +.
Davies.
The Missionary society Of the Pres
byterian church will be entertained
next Thursday by Mrs. ]. u. Adams.
A. G. Hultgren of st. Paul, called on
friends in Kasota and vicinity last
Friday
Richard Schultz went to Mankato
Sunday and began work in barber
shop in that city the following day.
Miss Inez Peach of Cleveland Is
spending n few days at the J. w. Men,
ton home.
Mrs. c.. w. Babcock entertained =
dozen lady friends. at her home last
SATURDAY. afternoon in honor OF Mrs.
Robert Walker Of Tacoma. Wash. The
afternoon was pleasantly spent with
reedlewcrk and in visiting and at the
close. 4 delicious luncheon was serv-
cd.
r. G. Thompson returned Srnd"''
from n hrsiness trip to Hastings. He
cnrter0latns leaving for Mont. IN the
near future to remain indefinitely.
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kasota

fr,m Tpesdav's Osiiv ..a sg.s
Mrs. George Pulver and children OF
Waseca visited at the home OF her
mother. Mrs. Marie Peterson. from
Friday until Sunday.
Misses Mabel and Signe Hammstedt
left Saturday to visit a week with
relatives at Tyler, and the twin cities.
Mrs. Robert Walker OF Tacoma.
Wash, is visiting few days with old
Kasota friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Johnson of
Rochester visited over Sunday with
the formers parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ho-
ran Johnson. They left Monday for
Minneapolis.
Misses Nancy Williams and Helen
Reynolds of Mankato normaI.i were
sntertainefsststR W. HaiSfouiedn
IHbuge last satalrdayiqftefliiJdh2o hnsv
MISS Emily Brown 81 81. Peter vl5lf-
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Awards at Medo Fair

: Atcherson; second prize, George
Krouss. Corn, White-First prize.
John Severson. Oats-First prize,
George Buckholtz: second prize. J.
w. stroebel. Wheat. Winter-First
prize. ]. w. Stroebel. Wheat, Spring
First prize. Harry Atcherson: sec
ond prize, George Buckholtz.
Bushel basket of corn, Mario Rick
ard; sweet corn, Mack Atcherson;
pop corn, Lucille Richard.
Vegetables.
In charge OF Mr.. George Krouss.
Cabbage-First prize. Mrs. John
Murphy: second prize. John Kopka.
Potatoes-First prize. Elmer Sever
son: second prize. Anton Grunde-
meyer. Parsnips-First prize. Mrs.
George BuckholtZ: second prize.
John Emplem. OniOns-First prize.
Mrs. W. Weaver: second prize. Mrs.
John Severscn. Squash-First prize.
William Ward: second prize, Susie
Groll Pumpkin-F'irst prize, J. W.
Stroebel: second prize. William Ward.
RuckholtZ: second prize. James At
cherson. Tomatoes.-First prize. Mrs.
Mack Atcherson: second prize, Mrs.
A. Grundemeyer. Watermelon-First
prize. Tom ST. John. Muskmeion-
First prize. Susie Groll; second prize,
Mrs. A. VI. Richard.
Fruit.
In charge Of Miss Sadie Groll.
Apples-First prize, Dallas Hill;
second prize. John Groll. Plums-
First prize, Mrs. George Ward: sec
Ond prize. A. NJ. Rickard. Grape;'-
First prize. Mrs George Ward: sec
ond prize. Mrs. William Seefeli.
Straw berries-First prize, Mrs. Mack
Atcherson. second prize. Mrs. James
AtchorsOn. Ground CherrieS-First
prize. Mrs. Weaver; second prize. y.
r. Onedahl.
Children. Apples-First prize. Mar
10 Richard; second prize. Lucille Rick
ard Plums-Harold Richard.
Poultry.
In charge of Victor Severson.
Crate of Chickens. Light Breed
first prize. Mrs. George RuckhOlt2;
second prize. Mrs. John Groll. Heavy
Breed first prize. Mrs. John Anton.
Ducks -First prize. Mrs. George Buck
holtZ: second prize. Mrs. l.. Hobza.
Turkeys-first prize. Mary Groil: sec
Ond prize. Mrs. A. VI. Richard. Geese
first prize. Mrs. Tom st. John: sec
ond prize, Mrs. l.. HobZa.
Live Stock.
I'm charge Of Mr. Jake GrOli.
Sucking COlts-First prize. John
SeversOn: second prize. George Buck
holtz: third prize. John Severson.
One Year Old and Over-First prize,
Mack Atchersen: second prize. George
Buckholtz Two Year and Over-First
prize. Mack Atcherson: second prize.
George Buckholtz Three Year and
Over-First prize Mack Atcherson:
second prize. Willis Weaver.
Cattle.
FIRST prize on Holstein herd, John
Groll. First prize on Holstein calf.
saba Groll: second prize John Emp
lem. First prize on Hereford calves.
Charlie Grolh First prize on Dur
ham calves, Louis Severson. First
prize on Gurnsey calves. 4. NJ. Rick
ard. First prize on Pure Bred sire.
Jake Groll: second prize. Louis
Hobza.
4. b. Preston. first prize on sheep.
Louis HObZa first prize on lambs.
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Arthur McCausland; worthington, M
G. Shuman.
ST. Paul District.
st. Paul district, superintendent
Frank Doran. st. Paul.
Alton to be supplied; Cannon Falls
and oxford. l.. l.. Harris; Castle Rock
T.. II. Edwards: Pennington. F. II,
Harvey: Hastings and Rich Valley. l.
II. Allen: Mortified. Z. V. Dubois
Redwing. J. r. Bcwes.
winona District.
Winona district superintendent, j
w. Taylor, st. Paul.
Austin. A. II. Mohney: Brownsville
and Lansing, q. A. Goodrich: Byron
f.. C.. Remmke: Caledonia and Port
land Prairie. A. A. Myers: Chatfield
+. G.. Teachout: Dorm Chapel to be
supplied: Dover and Little Valley, T.
w. Haley: Elgin and Greenwood
Prairie. William Woodley: Eyota and
Viola. J. w. Atkins: Goodhue and
Featherstone. George Williams: Grand
Meadow. Everett Hall; Harmony
Granger and State Line. ]. c. William
son: High Forest to be supplied: La
Crescent, Dakota and Dresbach. w. E.
Hawley: Lake City. C.. II. Miller:
Lanesbcro and Canton. G. s. Sperry:
Mable and Prosper, J. w. NATHAN I:
Minnesota. Beaver and Weaver. w. l..
Braun: Money Creek. Ridgeway and
Witoka. W. 4. Gable: Pine Island. G.
+, Mead: Plainview. J. r. Hitchcock:
Preston. s.. J. Wallace; Racine and
Washington. Aaron S. Hansen: Ro-
chester. I. b. Wood: St. Charles, Os-
valid Sandbach: Simpson and Marion.
John Engle: Spring Valley, John Hall i:
Stewartville and Pleasant Grove. Fl. ].
Pharc: Stockton. Warren and FREE
mont. Emil Hermann: Wabasha and
kellogg. w. A. Pringle. Winona Cen
trail. +. s. Roland: Winona. Mckinley,
f.. c. Hickman: Wykoff. Fillmore and
Fountain, J. y. Bennett: Zumbrota
and MaZeppa, II. +. Davis.
Rev. Frank Doran OF ST. Paul was
re-appointed superintendent of the st.
Paul district.
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Fancy work in charge of Mrs. Sam
Severson.
Plain Sewing-First prize. Mrs. w
Weaver: second prize, Roba Weaver
Fancy Sewing-First prize. Elma
KOpke: second prize, Jennie Fields.
SweCp staIses-First. Sadie Fields
second. Mobile Kopke.
Cla's {. Plain Sewing-First prize
Lucille Richard: second prize. Rick
Jrd children.
Fancy Sewing-First prize. Jean
nette StrOcbel: second prize. Maudie
BuckhCltZ.
Class u. Plain Sewing. none.
Fancy Pwing,-First prize. Lewis
Stevenson; second prize, Stella Stree
bel.
Culinary.
In charge Of Mrs. Mack Atcherson.
Class 4. Bread-First prize. Mrs.
Mack Atcherson: second prize. Mrs.
George Buckholtz Rolls-First prize.
Mrs. Weaver: second prize, Enie
Boise. Cake-First prize. Mrs. Ruth
GcversOn: second prize, Effle Beise.
Doughmuts-First prize. Mrs. Mack
AtChersOn: second prize. Effle Beise.
Cookies First prize. Effle Beise.
Class n. Bread First prize. Ester
Ouedahl.
Class c. Rrcad-First prize. Cleo
Richard Cake-First prize. Lucille
RiCKaTd
Cannino.
~ charge Of Mrs. Willis Weaver.
Class \. Pickles First pri7e. May
sci Ward: second prize. Mrs. James
AtchersOn. Jellios-F'irst prize. Mrs.
j. W. StrOebel: second prize. Mrs.
Mack itchers0n. Plums-First prize.
Mrs James AtChersoT: second prize,
Mrs. Victor SevCrson. Peaches
Fi.st prize. Mrs Willis Weaver:
..sond prize. Mrs. Y. Stevenson. Straw
berries and Raspberries-First prize,
Mrs Y ScversOn; second prize. Mrs.
= Kopka
Class Il. Pickles First and second
rrilcs. Ester Oredahl. Jellies-Firgt
pri2e. Estella StrOchel. Peaches
First prize. Estclla Stroebcl. Straw
Lerries-First prize. Ester Oftedahl
Class c. Pickles-First prize. Es
ter Weaver: second prize. Lucy Ward.
Iellies- First prize. Elmer skinner:
second prize. Lucille Richard. Pmms
First prize. Lucille Richard. Peaches
First prize. Cleo Richard: second
jr.z". Jeanette StrOebl.
Floral.
I'm charge OF MOlI!e KOpka and Su-
81" Groll
First urize on mixed bouquet. Mol
I.o Kopka. second. Mrs. 4. KoDFa:
First prize on bouquet of one kind.
Fstella Stroebel: second. Mrs. John
GIor: First prize on bouquet. Mrs. y.
F. Oftedahl: second. Mrs. ]. w. Stree
bel: First prize on plant. Mrs. Ray
Goodrich.
Children-First prize on bouquet OF
one kind. Mario Richard: second. LII
Gle Rickard. Mixed bouquet. Cleo
Richard.
School.
School booth in charge OF Mrs.
John Groll.
School Exhibib-First prize. Perch
Lake: second prize. PembertOn. First
Irize on ESSAY. Mary Groll: second
prize Reno Krouss. First prize on
map. Estella Stroebel: second Prize.
Mary Groll. First prize on sewing
theresa SOuthwi;k: second prize.
blossom Southwick.
Grain and Corn.
In charge of George BuckhOltz.
Corn. Yellow--First prize. Mack
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old friends in this vicinity. Mr. and
Mrs. Oleson will make their future
home i'm Chicago.
II. T. Day has turned over his hard
ware and machinery store to the Sch
wiede. Brothers, AMI has bought 4
Waterloo tractor for use in his ex-
tensive farm work.
Many farmers from this section
visited the Mankato fair. There were
forty-four railway tickets sold at Am
/ boy the last day Of the fair. but q
; number made the trip by automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kenney and
daughter. formerly residents OF this
section. are visiting relatives
friends here. They made the trip from
Glendive. Mont. I'm their automobile
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. r. Day left last week
for Mora, where they will visit their
daughter and other, relatives and
friends. go ..'
Farmers will commence to I'LL their
silos this week. Work n some OF the
fields will be difficult, as the storm
several days ago laid the corn fiat.
Anboy will have home fair on
Fridav and Saturday OF this week
Good premiums are offered. and many
amusement features have been plan
ned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Thompson and
family have moved back on the farm.
and their many friends will welcome
them back in the community.
Fred Truwe has sold his restaurant
business to c. A. Call. who hac taken
charge and ordered a new supply OF
cigars and confectionery.
Joseph Axt, is away on business and
I. j.. Meyer will have charge of affairs
at the depot until he returns.
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Assignment of Pastors

ence: Eleaser Tetereau. member OF
Kenyon quarterly conference.
Other appointments follow:
Mankato District.
Mankato district. ]. T. Stout, super
intendent. Mankato.
Albert Lea. II. A. Carlin; Alden. w.
J. Ferris: Amboy, w. r. Palmer; Blue
Earth. b. r Russell: Claremont to be
supplied: Delavan. A. w. Westover:
Dodge Center. II. II. Cover: Eagle
Lake. I. r. Stephens: Glendale to be
supplied: Faribault. A. ]. Robinson
Elysian. Fred Shelves: Faribault. A.
s. Allen: Garden City to be supplied
Gcrdonville and Chenille, J. f. Lar
sen. Granada TO be supplied; James
vile. c. w. Morse. Kasson. V. w.
Brown; Kenyon, b. p. Wood; Lake
Crystal. w. G. Babcock; lie
Sueur. l.. d. Williams, lie Sueur
Center. II. J. Rice: Mankat q
Centenary. G. A. Cahoon: Medford.
Walter Pickering: Minnesota Lake to
be supplied: Morristown to be sup
piled: North Mankato. Belgrade av-
enue. Warner Johnson: Owatonna. r.
A. Jones: st. Peter, James Castles
Vernon Center. w. !. Moore: Waseca.
!. l.. Segar; Waterville to be supplied t:
Wells. w. c. Lee: West Concord. ].
+. Hancamp; Winnebago, II. F. Ack-
erman.
Marshall District.
Marshall district. F. A. Cone, super
intendent, Mankato.
Adrian, A. c. Meade: Balaton, Rich
ard Prescott: Beaver Creek, c. G.. Fas-
sett; Bellingham to be supplied; Bige-
low and Brewster, A. Il. Gedye: Bing-
ham Lake and Wilder. w. w. Smith
Candy to be supplied: Criton to be
supplied: Dawson and Clarified to be
supplied: Edgerton and Hatfield to be
supplied; Fairfax. J. A. Rinkel: Fair
mont, Fred Frederickson: Fulda and
Kinbrae, c. c. Lee: Hendricks and
lvanhoe to be supplied: Heron Lake
j. A. Saunders: Jackson to be sup
piled: Jasper. Trosky and Springwa-
ter. c. II. Chader: letters and Amo
+. p. Hanaman: Lake Benton and
Verdi. J. f. Raines: Lake Wilson and
Chandler. John Lowe: Lakefield. w
s. Emery: Lamberton. II. w. Mitchell
Luverne, II. w. Bedford: Lynd. w. IL
Stone: Madelia. I. n. Goodell: Mar
shall. Z. II. Goodell: Marshall circuit
w. A. Mulder: Morton and Franklin
to be supplied; Pipestone, b. l.. Main
Redwood Falls. NJ. Darrell: Rushmore
and Ransom. b. F. Snyder: Ruthton
and Altoona. J. p. Norton: st. James
w. II. Irwin: Sherburn and Triumph
q. II. Chant; Slayton. c. N. Hamrin
Sleepy Eye TO be supplied; Spring
field, J. w. Bostrom: Tracy, w. A,
llanslemu iyNaluut Gbpve andGNEelcome
msrjsg stpniisSt;lfSvthdsmsB GsGiIlis;
Wood Lake. Hanley Falls and Echo
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Will Be Married October 5.

Otto Lehnert and Miss Bertha YER
haefhe. both OF Mankato township.
obtained marriage license this after
noon in the Office of Clerk OF Court
Krost. The ceremony will be per-
formed at the German Lutheran church
on the afternoon of October at two
o'clock. They VIII be attended by
Miss Amelia Felher and Edwin Lehi
merit. the latteria brother OF the groom.
They will make their home on farm
in Nankato township. three miles from
Mankato. .rr
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Anbov
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
George Randall of Chicago. formerly
a mercantile dealer in Amboy. Is here
on a visit to relatives and friends.
NJ. s. Oleson. formerly cashier Of
the Minnesota State bank. is visiting
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win Hyrnes Will BE Married To-

Miss Katherine Kelley, formerly Of
this city. where she made her home
with DIR. and Mrs. J. p. Rosenwald.
304 North Broad street. and who,
since removing to Minneapolis. has
made her home with married sis
ter. will be united in marriage to Mr..
William Byrnes of this city tomor-
row morning at the Catholic church
in Minneapolis. 80
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Window. Mimi. September Is
The Minnesota annual conference of
Methodist Episcopal church adjourn
ed AT 10 a. m. yesterday with the read
ing of the appointments by Bishop Jo-
seph Berry The sensation of the
conference came at the last minute
when Rev J. T. Stout, for several
years pastor at Austin and booked for
transfer TO Minneapolis. was appoint
ed to the SUPPLEMENTARY of the
Mankato district. succeeding Rev. G..
A. Cahoon. who becomes pastor at
Mankatc Centenary church in place Of
Rev. Wilbur Keesey. Mr.. Keesey goes
TO Iowa. as was announced in last
evenings Free Press.
The next annual conference will be
In Rochester
ST. Paul Appointments.
There were no changes i'm st. Paul
pastorates. Appointments for st. Paul
follows:
Asbury. ]. b. Utton: Bohemian mis-
sion. F. J. Zavodsky: Central Park.
w. +. J. Gratz and Benjamin Long
ley: Clinton Avenue, J. ID. Hollister:
First Church. c. n. Pace and o. V.
Sniff: Glenn Terrace. to be supplied
Grace. Charles Reed; Hamline, II. G.
Leonard: Holman. r. b. Tibbets
Homecroft, c. VI. Williams; King
street. ID. NJ. Johnston; Newport.
Samuel Ellery; North st. Paul. Lee A.
Workman: Oliyet l.. II. Woodwork !;
St Anthony Park. A. II. Hanscom: st.
Paul Park. Edward NJ. Hoff: South
st. Paul. Jesse Vanderkine: Trinity.
A. c. Stevens; Wesley Chapel, Leon
ard Strommer: Stanton circuit, w.
l.. Langrell: saltwater. to be sup
piled: White Bear. Ed. Gronig.
Special Appointments.
Special Appointments. F. Ker-
foot. president of the university quar-
terly conference OF Hamline: II. c.
Jennings general publishing agent of
the Methodist Episcopal church, Red
wing; G. II. Bridgeman, president
emeritus OF Hamline university; ]. ID.
Mccormick. president OF Parker col
lege. Winnebago: George Shaw, pro-
fessor in Taylor university. Asbury:
A. C. Petrie. superintendent of the
Society for the Friendless, st. An
. thony; David Morgan. superintendent
and chaplain OF St Paul Bethel mis-
4, sion: q. "a Wells. editor of the Min
nesota Patriot. Hamline: Peter c.
Tare. secretary OF the conference
claimants endowment fund. Hamline:
s. +. Ryan, conference evangelist. AL
bert Lea: Joseph Hardness, superin-
tendent OF the Peoples Mission. st.
, Paul: c. b. Galley. missionary OF the
Sunday School Union. Worthington: :
: la a, ssharp mspbera5 Mankat9 quar-
Der OF HlshA Forest quarterly confer
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For Dancing Party.

The Rotary club has issued invita-
tons to- advancing ipartyg to be held
at the Elks' club on the evening OF
October Ia no 49, s..,Ss -,
fesiGI sfi s1uoss llis- ell .s1ois sids1
HDnl 9iihagunsek oJas ureturNeaiaU
his home In Kansas afteroA short vls-
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surprisc Parcel Show

Miss Jane Z. Jones was the guest
of homer last evening at a charmingly
arranged surprise parcel shower. the
hostesses' being Mrs, II. !. Roberts
and Mrs. Il. G.. Roberts, and the affair
being held at the home OF the latter
Miss Jones was beguiled into the
house. and when she entered the par
Tor she found herself in total dark
ness. The next moment. to her great
surprise. the lights were turned on,
flooding the room with light and she
found fe-reI surreunded by merry
party of about fifty friends. She was
presented with many very beautiful
gifts. after which "a very Pleasant so
c'al evening was enjnyed. at the close
Of which delicious refreshments were
served.
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Pleasant Social Party.

Last evening very pleasant social
party was given by the Young La
dies Sodality at the Loyola club, and
was well attended. The time was
spent In dancing and playing cards.
and a nice lunch was served. all
present enjoying the affair very much.
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viii Talk on Votes For Women"


Miss Lutte Stearns., who will speak
in the Commercial college typewrit-
Ing rooms tomorrow evening at eight
o'clock on Votes for Women" is TAX
ing tour over Minnesota this week,
speaking on suffrage in different towns
under the auspices OF the Minnesota
Wcmens' Suffrage association, and
visiting as many of the southern points
I'm the state as her time will allow.
Press notices everywhere have en-
Enthusiastically endorsed Miss Stearns
as a public speaker, and her topics
are always of great interest to the
general public. 4 Cincinnati daily
states that Miss Stearns' address was
one OF the best features of the recent
convention. In her inimitable way
she In turn ccnvulsed her audience
with her flashing wit. or played upon
its emotions. She showed the won
derful power OF observation which she
possesses. fine philosophy, good sense,
and knowledge of human nature. .
Ohio club women want to hear more
OF Miss Stearns' wholesome philosophy
and TO meet again this big-hearted,
big-souled woman, who is herself a
fine exponent of her teaching"
Miss Stearns' home is i'm Milwau-
kee, She recently delivered address
es before the convention OF federated
womens' clubs in Duluth, and favor
ably impressed the Mankato club
women who were there. Miss Stearns
viii speak In the typewriting rooms.
on the second floor of the Commercial
college, and men and women OF the
city should attend the meeting. An
excellent musical program has been
arranged. which will be given in ad-
dition to Miss Stearns' talk.
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From Tuesdays Daily.
Stemper- eienapH.

Miss Marie Elizabeth Stempcr
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. y. Stemper
s13 North Second street, and Mr..
Louis Bienapf, son of Mrs. Clara
Bienapf of Main street. were united
in marriage ut nine o'clock Irass this
morning ut st. Peter and Paul's Cath
Ollie church by Rev. Father Hartman.
The ceremony was impressiyely con-
Quoted and nuptial music was rendered
by st. Cecelia's choir. Miss Catherine
Lii OF this city acted as bridesmaid.
and Mr.. George Stemper of Albert Lea.
a brother of the bride. was best man.
The bride wore a beautiful gown OF
white net over silk with embroidered
wolfe tunic, a long veil i'm cap effect,
caught with flowers. and carried o
shower bouquet of white roses. The
bridesmaid wore daintily pretty
gown OF pink crepe de chine and car
ried pink carnations.
Following the church ceremony the
wedding party repaired to the home
of the brides parents. which was
handsomely decorated for the occa-
sion. a pretty col0r scheme OF green
and yellow. and red and green being
used in the rooms with golden rod. as
tiers and autumn leaves intermingled.
A reception was held for the in
vited guests and congratulations were
received. after which two beautiful
vocal solos were rendered. Miss Mad
aline BalZer singing Il Love You
Truly" and Miss Zita Henline sing
ing. ~ Perfect Day" At noon an ele-
,t.nIItnu
ed. covers being laid for fifty guests
The dinner arrangements were in
charge of the brides aunts. Mrs. H.
Kranke, and Mrs. Albert Miller. and
Misses Zita Henline, Madaline Bal
ger. and Marie Smith assisted In
serving.
Mr.. and Mrs. B!enaph departed on
the afternoon train for a wedding trip
to the twin cities and will be absent
about two weeks. The brides going
away costume was a blue tailored
suit with hat and accessories to match.
After October l, Mr.. and Mrs. Bienapfl
will be at home to their friends al
POI East Main street. The bride and
groom are estimabIe young people
and have a large circle of friends who
join in best wishes for their future
happiness. The groom Is employed
as pressman with The Free Press
Printing company. and the bride also
held n position in one of the depart
ments of the cOmpany's plant. having
resigned about two months ago to
prepare for her approaching marriage
Out OF town guests present at the
wedding were Miss Margaret Kubley
Of Albert Lea: Mr.. and Mrs. George
Warrant, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mans
field. and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Mans
field all OF Kasota.