The Mankato free press., 1921-09-02
From Saturday'ssDaily
Homer r-Hultengren

The marriage Of Miss Florence
Homer and Humphrey Hultengren
both of this city, comes as surprise
to their friends. They were qlietl.
married at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
e. ]. Wilkes, Wednesday evening a
$3.50 o'clock. Rev. W. p. Clarke o.
the christian church performed thu
ceremoney. Miss Hattie Hunter actet
as maid of honor, and Mr.. and Mrs. e
C. Hultengren were the attending
couple.
The bride wore dress of pink sat.
in with an over skirt Of white net, an6
carried pink roses. The rooms were
beautifully decorated lee IN PINK paa,.tarl ane
la supper was served to fourteen Inn
mediate relatives. The room has 8
farm on Route /, and the bride hai
been employed in st. Paul. They viii
live in Mankato until spring, when
they will move to Wyoming.
Mrs. e. G. Hultengren Is better
known to her many friends as Miss
Eunice Wilkes and Edmund lHulten-
gren were married June 20, at the par.
sonage of Rev. j. M. M. Balm Of this
city. They have kept their marriage
secret, but the secret was whispered
about when 1t was necessary for them
and Mrs. Humphrey Hultengren. Miss
Wilkes has been employed at Rich
ards store in this city for number
of years, and is well known to large
circle of friends. In the spring Mr.
and Mrs. e. c.. Hultengren will also
move to Wyoming.
Mrs. Frieda Monich's university
credits of the summer session just
arrived. She received In French q
clear A which means excellent
This comprises advanced grammar
conversation and composition. Mrs
Monich will teach French In Beth
any college this coming school year
Faribault News: Albert Schippel, OF
architects of Mankato, was in the
city today, interested in the new CO.
operative creamery which Is to be
erected shortly. This firm also drew
the plans for the boiler room and
laundry at the st. Lucas hospital
which is under construction now by
Otto Neitge, contractor Of Mankato.
Mr.. Schippel states that preliminary
plans also have been drawn for addt-
ton to the main hospital building
which will double the capacity of the
institution. This improvement Is ex-
pected to be- made sometime In 1922.
Schippel and Schmidt were architects
for the st. Lucas hospital building,
for the Rice county jail and sherfh's
residence and for the two ward hos
,pital at the poor farm.
Charles Yaeger of LIE Hitler is ma.
king some very important improve
ments on his residence, In the way OF
installing a pressure water system, re-
painting the building and installing q
cess pool, new cistern etc. New side
walks are also being laid on the beau
tiful grounds surrounding the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reed of Jud-
SON are the parents of a girl born
at the Emmanuel hospital, August "a.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Torstein Aalid Of LIE Sueur at the
Emmanuel hospital, August 25. Mr..
and Mrs. o. A.|Kamholz, 524 North
Second street are the parents of a
boy born August II.
R. M. Melvin of this city took
first place on every breed of poultry
he had on exhibition at Garden City
fair. The birds shown were White
Wyandottes, Barred Rocks. Mamouth
Bronze turkeys, Toulouse geese and
a grand champion cockerel. It was
also the largest display Of poultry on
the grounds. s.