The Mankato free press., 1923-09-14
SEklAININu TU PEOPLE


Miss Mildred Lowry left last eve
aing for Chicago, as she has been
offered a position with the Dennis
Lyceum Bureau of Wabash, Indiana,
and will travel through Indiana,
ohio and Illinois while engaged il
this work during the coming sea
son.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ". Wilcox, daugh-
ter Madelyn, and Rene Babcock OF
ort Dodge, Iowa, have just return
ed from a two weeks trip TO North
ern Minnesota.
harold L. Kruger of Good Thun-
der returned home after attending
the state fair and visiting reIarives
while in St. Paul. He aIso went TO
Saltwater and vas the guest of rel
atlves. Mr.. Kruger states that III
washington county the 1873 rye was
six feet and six inches tall and that
the corn looked very good, averag
ing about ten feet in height. a
c. B. Johnson Of the tourist de.
partmenr or the Chicago and North
western Railway =. company, with
headquarters in Los Angeles, CALI,
is In the city for a few days as the
guest of his friend and fellow rail
way worker, w. r. Spornitz. Mr..
Johnson is a former resident OF
Owatonna and wen-known through
out this section having been con-
nected with the Northwestern sys-
tenn for many years. He is broth
Silver Wedding Anniversary
Vernon Center, September S.-A
very pleasant sociai event took
place when about sixty friends OF
dr. and MRS. William Dennlson OF
Amboy gathered at their nome,
friday evening and surprised them
on, their arrival from celebrating
,heir silver wedding anniversary a.
a neighboring town.
friends had arrived in the after
noon during their absence and Will
the assistance of their SON, Warren
mad put their home in gala array,
with white weddIng Dcl4s, "uLuiIi
flowers and beautiful ferns gather
ed from the glens on the farm.
Electric lights and Japanese Ian
terms dotted the lawn but the even
Ing being cool festivities were con-
fined to the house. Early in the
evening Mrs. Void assisted by Mrs
Kinney, both ladies Of Amboy, ser
we'd delicious lunch.
Rev. Illingworth of Vernon Cen
ter sang, 20 Promise Me-, while
the twenty five year old bridal
couple wended their way down the
stairs through the hall and parloI
to the living room and stood before
A hank of terms and renewed their
vows to a mock wedding ceremony
read by Mr.. Ford Wilbur of Vernon.
The bride was attired in white
with a long flowing veil caught IN a
coronet with high sprays or terms
She also carried'a bouquet OF ferns.
Mr.. >Dennison wore the original
coat and derby of long ago. This
umorous ceremony was iolloWe,
by congratulations
Rev: and Mrs. nlingworth sang
several beautiful and approprlal
duets. Mrs. Lowell. also OF Vernon
read a short account OF the olner
wedding which was as follows:
aMr and Mrs. Dennison were mar
er of vice President A., c. Johnson
of the Northwestern system. 1t is
needless to state that these two
old railway pals are having the very
best kind of visit and enjoying
the discussion of old rail reminis
Miss Marian Wettlaurer,. clerk in
the waterworks department at me
ciyt hail, is in the twin cities as the
guest of friends.
Miss Magdaien Drill returned
Wednesday after having spent the
mast month in Denver, Colorado.
Miss Lacy Barnett OF Chicago Is
here visiting her parents, Mr.. anu
Mrs. l.. B. Barnett.
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Evans of
Racine, Wis, are the guests oil
their cousins, the Misses Elizabeth
and Jane Thomas Of South Front
street.
Mass, arrived Friday to take up the
pastorate of the Baptist Churen. he
will preach tomorrow. Mrs. Lee VIII
come from Savannah, Ga. reacn1nlg
here tonight. Rev. and Mrs. Lee VIII
make their home with Mr.. and Mrs.
George NJ. Palmer until their house
". n. Steele and son Junior of
Madesto. Calf, vino have been the
guests of Colonel and Mrs. j. NJ.
Barclay and Mr.. and Mrs. George b
Owen at Point Pleasant, Madison
Lake, left for Omahalast evening
From Omaha, Junior, who is twelve
fears of age, will return to Callfor
Mia and Mr.. Steele will return to
Minneapolis and later 30 to Rolia,
n. d., where he is president OF the
First National Bank and Security
Loan and Trust company. Mr.. Steele
has large farm land interests at Rol.
la
Max Wishnick Of the Mankato
Scrap Iron company left for Chicago
today to spend the Jewish New Year
with his parents at that place. HIS
shop will be closed Tuesday and
Wednesday on account OF the Jew
ish holiday.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Baker, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. H. Ellesson and ]. Hib6ard,
returned home yesterday from
Litchfield where they visited rela-
tives for several days.
Miss Cornilia Surlage OF Quincy,
ILL.,, is in the city as the guest OF
Miss Catherine Grant for few
days. before both young ladies will
leave to resume their studies at 81
Nary's college, Prairie du Chen
wis. Miss Surlsge will be a college
sophomore and Miss Grant a col
lege Junior. Both young ladies will
be graduated from the department
of music in June,
Mrs. Dele Monroe Allen Of Fari-
bault was a guest of Mrs. M. p. AL
ward, yesterday. Mrs! Allen is now
the matron OF one of the cottages,
for the blind at Faribault and was
taking a patient to the institute.
Mrs. r. C. Wilson and Mrs. Evan
Hughes have returned from Miiwau-
kee where they attended the ma
&foral convention 0f the w R O.