The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-09-26
CUNNINGHAM o'sRiEN.

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.CUNNiNGHAM-O '5RiEN.
Miss Mary Ann Cunningham.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. A. Cunning
| ham CT hilbert Lea, and Mr.. NJ. J.
O'Brien, manager of the Value StoYI
cf iris city were married this morn
J ing at $50 O'Clock in st. Theodore's
Catholic church at ALERT Lea, Fatn-
CT Donovan officiating Miss Agnes
; Cunningham, a eister Of the bride,
acted as bridesmaid, and Edward
| Busch of this city was best man. The
bride wore handsome suit of rein
deer color broadcloth, Hudson seal
, trimmed, and dress accessories to
match. The maid wore pretty suit
of navy blue cloth, trimmed with seal.
! Following the service at the church
q reception was held and an elegant
course dinner was served at the home
/ of the brides parents, which was ar
tistically decorated with a profusion
Of flowers. About one hundred guests
were present After wedding trip
! Mr. and Mrs O'Brien will beat home
October / in their new home on the
/ corner Of South Broad and Grove
/ streets. Guests in attendance from
! Mankato were Mrs. Henry Spicer, Jr..
Misses Rosalie Cunningham, Gladys
| Peterson, Grace Hall, Agnes Cunning.
ham, Edward Busch, Dan Ccughlan
and William Landkamer
( Beth Mr. and Mrs. O'I5rien have
many friends in Mankato. as well az
! in their home town, Albert Lea. Mr..
: O'Drien, since opening the Mankato
/ Value Store, which occupies one Of
| the principle business locations in
| the city, has become known here az
/ an cnterprising and progressive bust.
| ness man, and his popular store is a
welcome addition to, the enterprise in
the city.
| Mr.. and Mrs F. III. Alorelock of
Good Thunder were in the city yes
terday, while on their way to Devils
Lake, North OAK, to attend the flu
neral of their brother, who was kill
ed in an automobile accident Sun
day.
| w. E. Thomas of Lake Crystal was
business caller in the city yester-
day.
| Miss Maud Barnes will leave to-
morrow morning for an eight months
lyceum season in the south. Miss
Earnes will apDear in group OF
congs at the Sandon theatre this
evening.
/ DR.. c. w. Girvin. brother of DR.. E.
G. Girvin of this city left for Win
dom today where he will practice
dentistry in partnership with Or.
j. Beise. Il "a.
Is Reynold Cote returned from Bris
toll, S. D., SATURDAY. where he has been
working during the summer months.
! He left yesterday noon for NorthHeft
/ where he is junior at Carlton col
lege. -.
Miss Ida Smeby of Albert. Lea
spent the week end in his city as the
guest of Miss Flora Jones.
| James Mullen, superintendent OF
F, the state prison farm at Saltwater.
sent today in Mankato attending bus
mess matters and renewing old &C.
J quaintances.
| Judge w. L. Comstock and Court
Reporter Alfred Knaube have return
cd from ST. James.
| Captain Larson of the Salvation
army went to Fairmcnt on business
matters today.
i Woman Reuben George, for near
J ly two years in service in the United
States navy, has returned home, hon
orably discharged. Mr.. George was
| at the Great Lakes naval training
station for number of months be-
! fore he was sent east and went to
sea. He expects TO leave Mankato
soon. intending to go to Arizona.
Fairmont Independent: Harry Hell
del and family of Mankato joined with
other relatives in sort of family re,
inion at Hazelmere yesterday.
I. DR.. Frank Heidel and wife Of
Mankato spent Sunday with FairmOnt
relatives, Mrs. Cole of Pennsylvania,
mother of Mrs. Heidel was here with
them.
Attorney and Mrs. Thomas Hughes
were at Austin over Sunday, the guest
Of their son. Burton Hughes.
Miss Eva White of Redwood Falls
has been visiting in this city as the
guest of Miss Florence Jones.
George NJ Bartn of Des Monies, Ia,
visited over the week end at the
home of his mother, Mrs. E. Barth.
Miss Ann Schneider has returned
from Wells. where she spent Sunday
with friends.
Carl Smith of Sioux Falls, S. D..
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Smith oh Glenwood
avenue. ~,
Miss Ella Wolf who was a. sales
lady at the F. W. Kruse store at
Fargo, has arrived home TO spend e
vacation with her relatives and
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carlos OF
st. Paul were guests in the city yes
terday. IT, ~.
Holly Brandrup left yesterday for
Macallister college to- resume his
studies. This is his second year at
Ithe college.
Arthur Nelson of Rapidan visited
friends in the city Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Hartman of
Sleepy Eye were guests in the city
over Sunday.
Laurence Abbott of Worthington.
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