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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-05-26

Mrs. H. \. Long of Smiths Mill
was a shopper in the city today.
Mrs. S. S. Sorenson of Lamberton
was in the city on business today.
A B. Cook of Pasadena, California,
transacted business in the city today.
Berndt A. Thorstensen of Amboy
was a business caller in the city to-
day.
Attorney H. H. Boeen of Worth
ington was attending federal court
today.
Mrs. E. G. Hoffman and son Walter
of New Haven are visiting friends in
the city.
Judge Frank g. Plain of Aurora,
H., was in attendance at federal
court today.
Dr.. ]. 7. Schesselmann of Good
Thunder was in the city on pro-
fessional business today.
Charles J. James, the hardware
merchant of Lake Crystal. was a
business caller in the city today
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Simms of
Pasadena, California, were in the
city today, attending to legal matters.
Merrol Kimball, who has been en-
ployed at Long Prairie, arrived home
last evening for a short visit, and
will leave tonight for Huron, S. D.,
where he has accepted a position.
Faribault ,News-Republican: Miss
Josephine Shanahan has gone to
Madison Lake and Mankato, where
she will enjoy her vacation from her
duties as telephone operator at the
Northwestern exchange.
Window Citizen: Mrs. f. w. Bates
and children of Mankato visited Mrs.
j. j. Rupp a couple of days last week.
Mrs. Bates may perhaps be better re-
as Miss Stillings, daughter
Of former Windomites, now deceased.
Vance Chapman of The Minneapo-
lis Tribune was in Mankato last
night t. cover" the Kellogg meet
ing for his paper Mr. Chapman is
more Familiarity known to newspaper
readers as 1.-The County Chairman"
He writes political articles over that
name.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-05-26
From Wednesdays oanY.
Rorn.Otto

Born Otto.
Miss Otillie Elizabeth Born, daugh-
ter of Mr. John Born of Limetown,
and Mr.. John Jacob Otto, son of Mr..
Charles otto OF Mankato township,
were united In marriage at the Ger
man Lutheran church at two o'clock
this afternoon, by Rev. A. F. Winter,
the pastor. They were attended by
Miss Marie Born, a sister of the bride
who acted as bridesmaid, and Mr..
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-05-26
VIII Build Bridge to Destroy It.

UNITED Press Dispatch.l
st. Paul, Mimi, May 24-Durins
the state fair this year, engineers of
the state highway commission will
construct a perfectly good bridge and
then promptly destroy it, to ascertain
how much bridge can hold before
breaking
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-05-26
Kasota
From Wednesdays ,,aI,v.

rom Wednesdays DAILY
Martin Mention is painting the out
side of the Gus Krummel residence.
Miss Grace Moonen of Minneapolis
visited her sister, Miss Kathleen
Moonen Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Lewis Manske has been quite
sick the past week.
Mrs. Harry Volk is here from Min.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-05-26

ing trip to Mankato Saturday with
her one cylinder valve in head car
Mr. and Mrs. l.. P Mueller and
family motored to Mankato Satur-
day with their Cadillac eight.
Otto Oehler purchased a new corn
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-05-26
Celebrated Ninetieth Birthday.

Captain Clark Keysor today cele-
brated his ninetieth birthday. He
was the guest Of honor at dinner
rendered him by Mr. and Mrs. j. A.
Flittie. Mrs. Flittie is his daughter.
Several intimate friends of Mr.. Key
sor were at the spread. Mr.. Keysor
is in good health and his mental fac
ultieS are unimpaired.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-05-26

Adolph Zimmerman, of st. Paul, a
cousin of the groom who acted as
best man. Both bride and groom are
estimable young people who have
grown up in this vicinity and are
popular with a large circle of friends.
They will make their home upon a
farm i'm Mankato township.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-05-26

Miss Florence Macbeth, the singer. I
appeared in recital at Sioux Falls
on Monday night.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-05-26
planting machine last week.

lie Oehler has finished school and
is now employed at Steiner Broth
ers.
Nick Mime was a caller at the
home of a. Miller Sunday afternoon.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-05-26
Young Peoples Social.

Young Peoples Social.
The Young Peoples league of Trim
ity Lutheran church will give social
at the church parlors Friday evening
this week. An interesting musical
program will be given, games will be
played, and refreshments served by
Lizzie Martin.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-05-26
DAILY MARKET REPORT
TODAY'S MARKETS
Furnished By
E. w. WAGNER & co.
Grain Commission,
L. E.. HEALD, Manager
Office 401 National Citizens Bank
Building. Both Phones 256.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

OPEN HIGH Low CLOSE
WHEAT
July Sl.09h l11B 109& 1.O9M
Sep. i.10M l.1!A l.!Oh l.10B
Nay 08h l GaN l.08 l.08b
CORN
July .72 .72R .7lB ~
Sep. .70B .7O% ID .70A
May ...3% .14T .73b 1874
OATS
July .4O% .4lh .40h .4nR
May 49, .43M .I2M .42%
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-10
ADVICE ON
TUBERCULOSIS FREE
TO THOSE WHO ASK
Pamphlet Prepared by the Ma
tional Association on What You
Should Know About Consump.
ton Ready for Distribution.

Free export advice Tor cou~uup.
iifcs ana others Interested IN tubcrcu-
.osis rs giN"u IN % pamphlet just u.s.
.ucd bS -, National Association f,r
IA" study ana Pre- outipu of Tuhorcu-
lueis, entitled What You should
know About Tuberculosis
The pamphlet was prepared b, Il
."inmittc' ~ experts OF i%utcruuuuulI
prominence consisting of Dr charlie
/. Minor of Asho,ilo In David Il.
Lyman of NI%liustord conn Pr n.
H. VI Lands OF Philadelphia. In.
John u Iowman of cleveland. ana
William ~ Baldwin uf Washington.
II contains IA, latest and most u.
'hoiIttti'c information about tu1cr.
,ulos,s.
II deals with the nature of the dis
east" how Infection may tan, pln,c
how the disease is cured. how the
family mIy be- protected. what the
patient may de- after discharge. 1u
how the disease may bee prevented in
the community
y copy OF the pamphlet NlII Doe sent
free O." InN"nc applying for II at the
othrc at the National Association for
inc study and Prevention ot Tubcrcu-
lo-is, lot East Twcuty-secund stree,
New York or ~ the Once OF his own
stat" or lucal Neutrality-suspicious. HSAo.
'tli'on or beard ct health
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-10
Weekend Golf Tourney
for Tired Business Man

The sports n pustimc~ committee
of the Albuquerque Country cIun AM
n"unco a week end tournament for
business men extending from FRIDAY
August II. To- TUESDAY inclusive. Aug
usi -. y prize of SIX soli balls is Of
i"r'd Tor the lowest score tor any nine
holes during this period Of fyc days.
StN golf balls are also offered for me
lowest score handicap deducted dur
ing the same period Members are
eligible Tor both the scratch aud
handicap events. ANY member can
participate no tho handicap provided
he has posted his uyc best scores on
the automatic handicap rack az the
club house. scores attcstcd 90 b,
partner should ho handed to the stew.
ard for delivery Ia the sports and pas.
Tunes committee not later than Tues
day night Since every member can
compete for both the handicap and
scratch prizes u VIII Dee sufficient to-
hand an their best scratch score made
during the tive days. The handicap
will then be deducted hy the commit.
tee after referring ia M hnudtcap
rack. Each member may play az
many tunes a. he desires l. be- hoped
that the club recor for nine nolos
Will hc broken duiIng tins compeii-
ton Any inquiry in regard 10 the
competition should Doe directed 20 r.
$ Wpolscy, Jr, chairman ~ tho
sports and pa-timos committee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-10
CANCELLATION SEED
IS SPREAD ABROAD
BY PROFESSOR HILL
Completes Six week Course of
Lectures at University of Calf.
ornia Designed to Help Under
standing Between Nations.

Prot Hos,o" Il. Hli. accompanied
hy his family. returned yesterday from
Berkeley Cul. Whot" he ioCturod for
six weeks at The summer session oi
the lu.Ncr.ltN 81 California on Latin
America Nj uli .s head of the lie.
parimout of hi-tut, u' IA, UnA,rsit,
of \oW Mexico. lie was ENGAGED Ca
lecture hy the american Association
for l-utcrnltlouaI Cancellation. over
! 600 students attended the summer
school
Professor HIls lecture. dealt with
he HISTORY RESOURCE. and general
relations Of thr peupl, OF the rcpuh-
lies of this continent with the United
state. Last year .r. cui, Institution.
were supplied Vlh l|,,'urcs b, the d.
vision ol education OF the Cancellation
association their object being geo Iu-
ouichjc q better understandings bee
tween uttlou. with 70 Wow to- the ulti-
mate prcclu-.uu uf VAT
Nr HIll Will resume bis activities
with the er-.ty here with the
opening Of ths rtll semester He say7
tho outlook 81 Tor O. good wear ami
especially large classic 10 the history
department
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-10
Best Bidder Can Get
Striking AID on Back
of Fair Premium Book

The stat. fu. . getting uHt 4
pt"mtum book which now is phuul
, 50 fu press. % has uo local udNDr.
il-iug 900 It D. ht. the lack uo,,I
o. -oll tu som, local concern TT,
ou, unl 70 mah,s the highest uId lu.
2 ln tomorrow morning mail WI.
pct a. Ttcr, NIll I, goo other ddNct.
Using ', io.ll p,upl, iu the book
of ,IUr-, INI- docs u.} mean that
other local iItms' uhmc- viii not tp-
pear 900 tho uob Thor, are man
Dtsc- whore local concerns. as dts-
'iIluutut~ tor uut-Id, hIs uossc- coz
agent. &C handler. OF uur produce
ana another have their names -lgroi
Geo udN,rtl-ur Hut uu local ausi-
ness 500 tar hu- bought 10 line cot td
'ttasirE 90 thi- boo
The nue which Walt- 10 most .au
get o. Jog bidding hi-ho-t md setting
rhc lid o. the far utn., ITO the mail
tomorrow moruIu-
IN, following FACTS may pr usvi..
Co prospective bidders
Tn, brook v.I have, a circulation Il
, Nuu aIl distributed ny mail Tho
passes ar, CO. carr, printed matter . IS
uN ~. niche. 900 size \ marelu sll-
.rouuds tia. space cover ma bee pa
two COLOR lusid, rt-'H htius 81.
ctcn
The t,.r rn' suius ou' Go ,e au,
mcr taut 90 ttN, thi- space. 10 tt,s
got mo- bids "u 10 th, space VIII Dot"
USED iuI state liIr purposes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-10
Some Flournoy Claims
Allowed, Some Aren't

som" of the claims 1i the widow of
the tate NJ " Fluuruo, 'ur ,N,mp-
tons we're allowed and u'hor. dI-tI-
lowed A. the session 90 tur probate
court this morliug claims 'o lf, inc
,urancc and to ,alaric- OF tho d,rr,-.
cd for the months immodia'clE pre-
'odlus his death were NOT admitted.
\ claim ui several hundred dollar. %
Madam Pollard were allowed l.I.u-'
tho estate.
\ notice of appeal from % prior or
Der ul the court was nlnl H. Harold
Jaulson attorney Tor tine uUIcctu;
heir uf Irociiiano Gabalduu. Whl
asked the re- om1l oi Juan Luna ~
administrators Tho AFFECTION Nt~ -u4
tanned and Luna 49, removed.
The dave for the null heating VI,
the estate or \ g. Iauhurz Was Sc,
for september -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-10
RANSPORTAT|OM|S
HARD PROBLEM FOR
CHARITY DIRECTOR
During Single Week Fares Asked
by a Dozen Applicants Who
Would Require 10, 500 Miles of
transportation to Destination.

Whom ending to YOU tI, statistical
f'H"I' ut the charity Wuia Of the
wish go puf before ,ou e
'r'nf % lhs problem OFT trans
.'f..r t- we have a. deal with %
Do .r- ofi.
'H'.us he past week applications
't been mad" hy ,Ight different
un involving twelve luditiduul.
. ttI. .~otfdtion IN, total amount
.. HHrlttIur needed O.. ',A, these
tn. .. fu'Ir destination approx
H '..N II 1000 mI'c. To hr sure thoy
100 uH. t.h FOR % such amount Tho
H '... frlIo~t lu each ct~, wits for
't.sf. FOO iu- next u,u of -Il, where
.". frfI'-f would hc renewed Go Dee
.r The stream run ,l-i. west.
uuth. Each town along the
uu' not know what Geo do with
.. '"'r stranded individuals OF tam %
ANA solve. the problem tt pass
..a U '" OBJ, next town tor ISOLATION.
h. ..rIuc l- situated 500 l~ to get
..' H'N from nli four directions
tH -D.f. and conditions 81 men are
.N' stream \ ftmil, of seven
fI.t uf conditions 100 california Is
- 'u get bach Go the old home.
ST. .'u wlu says that ne viii be- cared
Co.. q hu AN only get to his daughter
..,.i.ruit \ hol has run away
f'. uruc HuJ has hHd "uoHgh of
lid. .i.r'l- husks aud Wishes To- cot
... '.u.IN 'thlo un,c moro The
.r''u P.', can have care and shell
.N' home 0f ~oHlr rol1fiN" The
.'H ecker mgs' nc sent home at'or
boz. bro. exhausted 700 bis resources.
. OIL .tu -'' the care ne needs in
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-10

10 hospital Ia SOME other stat, The
hoHi'h seeker has no place ,u sta,
tuj $50 goes from plac. tu pIt,. boz
.,Ht, bo must be- going
As I write this a hepl'h seeker .u
'h' office is asking hep Geo get to
Pueblo Tie came from Birmingham
originally ms hi. itinerary.
practically an OF winch ID. paid for b.,
charity Birmingham. Snu Antonio.
Eurj Worth Nmarillo Trinidad san
o. IL, Albuquerque S%ocurro. Mazda
lsut Dcmluy silver CTS. Lurdsbutg
Globe Phoenix Prescott Ash F"tk
li,l~'lU Gallup Albuquerque An
of his iu about six months time. OF
course he ~ poorer N health tie
should have been returned az once 60
Alabama where he could have had
treatment in u state hospital But
the lure Of the southwest and the mis-
ftNcn Kindness Of people have sent
him ON his pitiful Journey
MANY OF these cases originate here
and have 90 be cared for IN lll such
cases 10 H. the aim of the league 70
send them 90 their destination so that
no other town viii have the burden
Df the cases that are passed un 10 as
We attempt 20 md all the facts pos
.ihl". To communicate with the place
they started from also with relatives
a. their destination attempting 90 see
cure funds for the remainder az the
Journey.
So pcrntciuus has tho practice Of
messing ON" become that the ma
tIoual conference 90 correction and
charities ha- formulated am agree
mont. now signed by nearly AN asso.
cu'cd charities Tho rules Of the
agreement IN brief arc
J. The applicant must ho unable
to pas regular fare
T. must be evident mat ms con.
dii.ou viii bc improved hy sending
hum.
Hc must have resources for
maintenance at destination. or he
must have a legal residence and Is u
proper charge on the community to
which he is sent
I Applicants statements must be
verified
g. Trvsportation must be through
Go destination.
g. In no case shall he be passed
aluug To- another community which
has uo adequate responsibility tor
him
\ strict adherence :" these rules is
the only hope Of doing away with The
evil ~ passing ON Although ANU
uucrluo o.. IN 70 very dii'cult situation
because she towns about ms make NJ"
prc,cus, 81 observing any rule except
that Of getting rid 80 stranded per
SONS iu the easiest wdS, We try g" fol-
low these rules t- closely as possible
During the past year eighty -four
p,rsons have been furnished Wiih
transportation NJ first tn" Office "hs
mot -u strict AZ at present In an
eases cnor, has been made To- induce
any relatives or friends 4" a." Nhht
they tr, ahI, A. "a result out ~ a
total cost for transportation ~ S'''
oul, t-tU has been hnillv paid los IA"
I.,sur Persons AVE been sent o-
far cast ,- Louisiana ana az far west
us Oregon
|AF.HIH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-10
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU
NOV


Auto springs, all makes Korhcr Co.
Sec Bcrlhold Spit1. 31i West Gold
Real estate and general insurance.
g. 49, Rand rs here trnm santa Pc
Walter o icescl ,s ann, uE N,-'.r-
da, arrivals from Sdu't tc
Sidnc, S Gontliob .tuo to town
from tuhoru. y VI Yesterday
T. g. duncan oi Sdul J., s. u ,e-
itoi .u the city.
NJ G. ortiz has returned home fr.u
Il vacation spent At tho coast
MIS- u t. Saias left fYr cuba. s..
VI. Yesterday with her I'fI, hoy.
\ stated conNocatiun ol Hlu Grand,
chapter va. I K \. N Viii b., held
At 1880 o'clock tonight
state Engineer Jnmt. y French
accompanied by Arthur ~cngmdn.
we're Visitors IN the city last uisht
Rev George n Givau lts returned
from To- visit OF SiN weeks with his
daughter at Aitmogordo
MI and Mrs. FRANK j Iittu ar
900 the uiiy from santa DO
g. ~ Cotton Is expected IN town
today from Gallup
Thomas - l.ullo .s e si-itor iu the
city from D'rrillus.
e. Z MaCauis,cr arrived here c--
t'rIay from Santa Rita. " ".
Jake Levy ~ santa f. l- mere .ur
% snort stay
T. . "@hadnourue came hrrr lrnu
Duluwnu. a. VI Yesterday
} D. Moore Was lp YESTERDAY trln
irt.i.
Born go Nh and MR. Henry . ar
Ht.t. 900 lt-f Cromwell dEruu, a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-10
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT Horse aud buggy fur
short drive call -ll East Gold
~, Phone latGE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-10
QUAY COUNTY WILL
SPEND GENEROUSLY
ON THE STATE FAIR
President Southland Particularly
Pleased to Have Display from
Quay 1t Sent No Exhibit to
Last Year s Show.

IrI.-f.u.r from T..u.tu This
n..u.r. ..., N.r. o.. tu. stan. l4r
offices mon. that Ol,, .puri. vuf.
hast ,.ar and uui ,uIp.u..., t.t a..
state c>yo-Ira, had made am ,ppra-
prH,t,ul commensurate vrh .o large,
v,tfa. amt udg.tr.u, Import,mi a.
,,mu.r.f, ,... ,u. ,>r..t. a. tt. far
a.. ItII Th, uru|Iopltf.,u Wa .
cured l.IE.IN Through 'rr rifuit- Dt
~ b. liru.up vuu wac .u T.,uW'itI
Ia. uIsh' Nh'u thu .nuuIt commits
.pu,r. r.'l 30 BOD, pI %. r.us
lT".tu'H' b. Southland WJ- .u o.
ri-o Whom boz, uUf word 'Hit tuIs meet
,us pt..flI. NuHli .. fu" lt.' f.r
'h, n.Ni i"v v,'h- O,. 'tI, Go reach
Tl.lu"lrI tuT No. Su h, t,Icgrtpu,l
r.u.t ,uu u. presented the plup.-
..r.ur .H.. I., ..tIl V.fU fb, result
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-10

WATER TAN btL ANp FAY.
Nbl.E NT OFFICE Or WATER 80.
Ilt p SECOND.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-28
NBROWNELL HALL
ALUMNAE MEET
Former Students at Luncheon With
the Undergraduates at Hotel
Fontenelle.
GUESTS FROM ALL OVER STATE
y, MrLLIrIclA-,nrna Ia.

u always hiss been brought up against
The westarD Institutions of learning that
they have not sufficient class spirit to
give them the proper distinction among
schools and colleges.
The get together luncheon Of Brow.
lnl Hall students and alumnae al tho
G0ntenclIc his afternoon seems 70 prove
quite The contrary regarding an Omaha
school ~ the call for former students
n tbc school - be- present rebpounes
came from women all over the state.
many N the once pupils now grand
mothers #"#
over Ao guests we're present a. the
luncheon. rbo affair was given IN the
bai room where two long tables and
epnle twenty ODD smaller tables we're az.
ranged with baskets ~ spring flowers
for decorations me senior claas ot Ole
febool Ittaeh 10 nUupor occupied one
tabje ana Tie smaller tahics SEATED eight
ga6ty each
1laoso ~ tbe speaker table we're Nj.
dpidob ~ Wattieei Mim Euphemia
ielnaou Judge aid Ars w. a. Hedick.
NJ ~ n Bucholz Mrs rhurlcs q.
George Miss N9uon T0wlc MIS- Myloa
statdlsb Nfs. Louis Clarke, Mrs Wal
~ Roberts and Mias Alice carter
EAplatns New Building.
NJ Waiter the frat speaker gave a
poIniod talk upon the object Of tho new
hulding, Mira q. w. Gardner of Lincoln
explained how the Lincoln women
founded thcif Br0wnei Hell league. an
Organization taking IN as members for.
nIer congratulated pupils as well ~ alum
nae al pledged 10 Keeping up class spirit
70 help raise funds for tho new building
p be erected On VIZ grounds IN Happy
Hollow don8ted by Mr., Charles G, George
Nise johnson spoke on present condl.
tlGBA ~ the school and wllsf was 10 be
planned for The new Brownoil Hall. Miss
Marion Towle, as president of The alum
nae absociation, gave n short talk.
The guests from Lincoln were Mes
DANES Babcock, a, W. lllchardson. O. W.,
Gardner 9, A, Pierce Misses Ruth
IaWer 9nd Lucinda toomis.
From Columbus Mechanics Carroll y,
pra.s, William llockenberger and Ed
wln Chanbora
From plattunouthi Aesdauies n. f..
PATTERSON George Thltu r. W oimsted.
John Taltu. Clement aud r., ". Cook.
From Fremont, Mosdames otto Pohl
MID John Helm
From Nebraaks city; Misses 0race
Warme and Jessie Payne
other guests Meednmes Brakeman Of
Creighton. Wsie Bush Of Tecumseh, W.,
j Blake Of Atlantic. To-, Robert Larson
n Albion. Danfrith Of Council Bluffs,
Becker Of David city and Robert Morse
~ Vancouver, Misses lmogene Berry Of
Atlantic, Viola Diers Of Humphrey Viola
cole pf Aurora and Adah Hendricks -
Kearney ....
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-28
Richie. Arthur Wedding

The marriage Of Miss Eunice Arthur
daughter Of Rev, Louis A. Arthur and
Mrs. Arthur. to Mr. william Richie, tr,
/ Of bridgeport, Neh., was celebrated In
S. Stephens church. Grand Island, Tues
/ day evening
/ AZ o'clock the bridal party with tho
4 bridesmaids. the Misses Catherine and
stella Thummel Of Omaha Minnie Bohn
/ Maudc Hexter, Ruth noydeu Geraldine
/ lIayman, the maid ~ honor Miss Ethel
Bickford of Greenfield Ia, and the
mntron Of honor. Mrs G. q Ryan. en-
tered the church 70 the wedding march.
played By Mrs. Barr and Misc pnder
The bridal PARTY was met AZ tho chan.
eel vs. The groom and hin best man Mr..
John Rltehie of Chicago brother Of the
groom, and ushors, the Messrs G.. g.
Perry ~ Bridgeport Ted Metcafe Of
Lincoln Warren Howard of omaha. n,
= Wilson Of Lincoln Or George Ham
zen u H9eHngs and clyde Barton of
haBsya city
Tho prayer book, hid bF the ofhcat-
ing clergyman, tbs brides father. be-
longed 10 Charlotte Arthur the great
grandmother Of the bride
The bridc worc an exquisite gown of
white crepe meteor md chantIlly lnee,
The ihee collar was caught a. the throat
bb bar pin, sci IN diamonds and pearls.
me glft ~ tho groom A funic ~ lace
formed the upper part n, the short skirt,
nhd Inc squire train ~ The lace, APP
l00ed HE tik. Was drapcd from The
fhouidors over ali hung HE f,lmv vcl
held IN eap form bp wroath m natural
orange boas0ms Tho bouquet was Of
orchids and white illacs
The bildon1aida and maid ~ honor
were eowhed alike In fun skirts Of flow
efed organdf, with quaint bodlcos Of
rose silk. mud wore picture hats The
bouquet was of sweet peas The gown
N thc mBtron ~ honor was of sea green
Hllk With silver lace. She carried Lady
Baltimore rofcs with orchids Mrs. Ar
thur wore her wedding gown of crepe
meteor and Lyons lace made with court
train. q blaek picture hat and she ear
rted Indy Baltimore roses and orchlds
Mira Hanna wore her wedding gown Of
twenty eight years 8go
The entertainment Tor Tho guests was
~ wv IhiHH ~ hff tAIFN u inc Inc 10
neer Park associatlon,
The Mesdaros B0yden. clover, DUNCAN
and wilkins presided A. eaeh end of the
handsomely appointed table. from which
ihe supper was served The Misses Neva
Dabstrom, Margaret Town. Bess Dolson
and Madalne lI0ymar assisted ut The
punch bowls Evelyn Ryan and Mr..
Gorton Richie brother Of the bride.
groom, presented each guest with
dainiy boy 81 wedding cake 10 dream
on
Among oul.oftowu guests were Mr..
William Richie, Fri Miss Richie, and
Mosars. John and Gorton Richie Of chi-
eogo Mr. md ME John Mehhop. r.,
Council Bluffs. Mr. and Mrs. George n
Thummei, Mr. w. -. Motcaife OF Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs r. !. Elliott Of chadron.
Rev and Dean Beecber Of Hastings
Miss Hess Of Council Blufn. IA.
Messrs. Myrle and Kari Swanson Of
Aurora, NJ; the dean and Mrs. George
Ware Of Kearney. Rev. and Mrs. Xanders
Of Columbus. Dean and Mrs. Bowlser OF
North Platte. Neb.
The groom presented his ushers with
silver mounted canes, engraved with the
monogram and date.
The BRIDES gifts 10 her maids were
Dorm boxes IN blue and pink enamel