The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-01-24

MANHOOD mere lii MaEkaLo and mas
many frierds here who wish him
much happiness. The bride was q
former Compercial college student
ard has many friends in Mankato
They are Gt home at 1882 Blackstone
avenue, Chicago.
HoLMGREN-kENT
A very pretty home wedding took
place last evening at eight O'Clock at
the home Of Mrs. Emma Holmeren in
Belgrade when her daughter. Miss Ca-
celia Augusta Holmgren, was united
in marriage to Mr.. Sven Sigfrid Kent
by Rev. 0. J. Arthur Miss Alma Holm.
sran, sister Of the bride, was brides
maid M. Arthur Vulcan acted as
best mar. Miss Mabel Holmgren, sis
ter Of the bride was ringbearer. While
the wedding march was played by
Miss Josie Peterson, the bridal party
being led by Miss Mabel Holmgren,
who carried the ring in a rose bud,
marched in ard took their places I'M
der ar arch Of ferns and cut flowers.
The bride was attired in a handsome
gown OF white crepe de chere and
Georgette crepe, and wore q veil caught
IN cap effect with daises. She wore
a corsage bouquet of bridal roses. The
bridesmaid were gown OF pink crepe
de cheTe ard carried large bouquet
OF pink carnations. The ring bearer
wore dress of white voil and carried
a bouquet of daisies. The rooms were
artistically decorated with cut flowers
and ferns. Following the ceremony a
delicious wedding dinner was served
to about ore hundred and twenty five
relatives and friends.
The young couple received many
handsome gifts including linen, cut
glass and silverware.
The bride who has grown to wom-
anhood in that vicinity is a popular
and charming young woman. Mr.. Kent
is a prosperous young farmer of that
vicinity, having lived here a number
OF years and needs no introduction.
After March 1 the young couple will
De at home to their many relatives
and friends on a farm near Gib5on.
MINI.
The out of town guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Adolph Peterson of st. Paul
and Mr. and Mrs. Anderson of Hec-
tor.
M. r. Benedict, county agricultural
agent, is at Minneapolis, attending the
meeting of the State Holstein Breed
ers' association.
M. H. Coe. county leader of boys
and girls club work. is spending the
week in conference with club leaders
at 81 Paul, Owatonna and yVinona.
Miss E. Wood of Garden City was
calling on friends IL the city today.
Mesdames Frank Bush. L. n. ODDS.
and c. Bugbee of Wells were in the
city between trains today.
Sergeant Peterson, who was II scrv-
ice at Camp Johnson, Jacksonville.
Fla, IS IN the city visiting at the home
OF Edward Hottie, while en- route to
his home at Tracy.
st. Peter Tribune: d. l.. Holland
of Judith Gap, Montana. was a Wis
tor AT the p. w. McKasy home in
LIE Sueur az the opening OF The New
Year. Mr.. Holland says he is build
Ing Il ne" h0mc for his fami2y and
reports that\businesS iH that part of
Montana is good, and that the outlook
is bright for The coming year.
Miss Tilia N. ShanaAan of Madi-
son Lake visited with Mr.. and lIrs. J.
n. Lang Yesterday.
Nj. ard Mrs. JUdd Cornell OF Maple
ton were in Mankato today attending
TO business and calling on friends.
Lieutenant Lyle A. Thro, sen of Ny.
and Mrs. o. A. Thro, arrived home
from Rockwell Field, San Diego, Cal.
today, having been mustered cut Of the
service. He was member of the
aviation corps.
Misses Eva and Christy Thorn re-
turned last evening after spending
three weeks at home.
II. A. Fuller has returned from a
trip east, and he was in attendance
at meeting of the National Farm
ers' Reconstruction conference in
Washington. This conference elect
ed Mr. Fuller a delegate TO attend a
peace meeting at Paris in conjunc-
ton with the peace conference now
about to open in Versailles. Mr.. Full
Ter today appeared to be very much
peeved because the press in Mankato
had not giveE him greater space than
1t did when announcing his selection
ming contained the story of Mr.. Full
ler's election to the conference abroad
as delegate to the meeting in Par
is. The Free Press of Monday eve
Messrs. c. E. Whiting Of Vesta and
James MCGEE of Brewster were in
city last evening to attend the meet
ips OF Spanish American war veter-
ans.
Mrs. M. Brown Of Cedar Rapids,
Ia, is in the city looking after mat
tiers connected with the estate of her
father, the late Henry Parrot.