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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-07-19
July 5-l2-19. 1907.
ORDER FOR HEARING PROOF OF WILL.

STATE OF MINNESOTA. County of Blue
Earth.-ss. In Probate Court.
In the matter OF the estate of YIN. N. Ply
mat. deceased.
Whereas an instrument i'm writing. purport-
ing to be the last will and testament OF VIM.
n. Plymat, deceased. late of said County
has been delivered to this Courts: -.
And Whereas. Harry r.. Piymat and Walter
A. Plymat have filed Herewith their petition.
representing among other things. that said
VIM n. Plym It died in said Comfy on the 18th
day of June. 1897. testate, and that said petit
TONERS are the executors named in said last
Will and Testament. and praying that the
said instrument may be admitted to probate.
and that letters testamentary be issued there
on to them.
1t fs>Ordered. That the proofs of said. in
strument and the said petition be. heard be-
fore this Court. at the Probate Office in the
the 9th day of July. A. d.. 1907. at IL
O'clock in the forenoon. when all persons In
tereSted may appear Tor or contest the pro-
bate of said instrument: 80,
And 1t Is Further Ordered. That notice OF
the time and place OF said hearing he given
to all persons interested. by publishing this
order once in each week for three successive
weeks prior to said day OF hearing, in the
Mankato Free Press. weekly newspaper
printed and published at Mankato. In said
county.
Dated at Mankato the 'Srd day of July.
A. D.. 1907.
BY the Court.
probate Court Seal.1 VIM. /. HUGH ES,
Judge OF Probate.
w. A. Plymat. Attorney.
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MANKATO FREE PRESS

itdbbeh and j. j. Th6rt6meof ST. James
Iattended the funeral of the late Judge
ISeyerance this afternoon ~a'r
\ Peter kremerG of Minnesota Lake at
tended the funeral of the late Judge
1Severance this afternoon. ~
] Attorneys Nicholson and Drake and
II. H.. Higgins of Blue arth attended
1.-THE funeral of Judge Severance this
afternoon. G9
/ District Judge p. f. Brown of I.,l-
verne came to the city today to at.
tend the funeral of Judge Severance
this afternoon.
! Attorneys Wilson Borst and ]. A.
Towne of Window We're among those
from abroad who attended the funeral
| of Judge Severance today
Attorney B. J. Reynolds of Winnie
bago was present at the funeral SER
vices this afternoon over the remains
of the late Judge Severance.
Judge Francis Caldwell of LIE -Sueul
attended the funeral of the late Judge
Severance this afternoon. +
Hon. Thomas Wilson of st. Paul was
among the prominent attorneys of the
state who attended the funeral of the
late Judge Severance today. ~
Judge j. III. Quinn of Fairmont was
in the city today to act as pail bearer
at the funeral of Judge Severance.
| q F. C. Brehm leaves Monday morning
for Milwaukee, on business.
f. w. Savage of Marshall was in the
city last evening.
f. H. Miller of Sherburn was in Man
kato last night.
! Emlyn Roblee and wife, who have
been visiting the formers parents left
this afternoon for their home at st.
Louis The other son will go to Spring
field, Mo-, in day or two.
l.. w. Prendergast arrived from lie
Sueur Center last night to attend the
funeral of Judge Severance today.
| Marshall Messenger: Mrs. Alice Quit
| mann of Mankato has been visiting her
| parents. Mr. and. Mrs. Laudenslager, and
brought the News Messenger hand
some bouquet of Moccasin flowers-the
official state flower of Minnesota Prob
| ably few of the young people of Mar
shall have before seen this bloom, real
izing it to be the state flower. The dis
play has been on exhibition in Haney's
drug store, and attracted much atten.
ton. Rather peculiar that flower of
such repute should be so little known
among the school children of the state.
For many years the legislative manual
has contained a full page picture in col
| ors of the Moccasin flowers.
| G. R. Bradley took a trip to Mime
apolis this morning.
Judge j. H. 'Sprout of Blue Earth was
in the city today.
Samuel Lewiston and wife of Candy
| were in Mankato over night.
| ST. James Plaindealer: Mrs. j. j.
Boyd left Monday for Mankato for a
few days visit with friends.
Window Citizen: Miss Mary Zorn
and Miss Katherine Richards are spend
ing two weeks vacation in Mankato.
Attorney III. Fl. Dunn of Albert Lea
and Attorney Kolars of lie Sueur Cen
ter were in Mankato today attending
the funeral of Judge Severance. 80
Attorney L. /. Brown Of Winona at
tended the funeral Of Judge Severance
this afternoon.
Miss Holmes and Miss Lucy Holmes
of lie Sueur Center came over to the
circus and are the guests of Ida Mar
tin for a few days. aa@1
Charles X. Willard of Heron Lake
was in the city today.
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From Tuesdays Daily.

from IueSuay 3 Ddliy.
Yesterday was the fifth anniversary
of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. F. X.
Meagher, and in honor of the event Mr..
Meagher planned and carried out sue
cessfully very enjoyable surprise up
oIl/his wife, Invitations were issued
| to twenty or more friends of the fam
lily in the name of Mrs. H. F. Troost,
whose birthday it was. When the guests
Ehad arrived, AIRS. Troost announced that
the party was not being given by her,
but by Mr.. ,Meagher, and the guests
then repaired to the Meagher home. Mr..
lMeagher in the meantime was giving his
| wife an automobile ride and after the
guests had assembled he returned home.
Mrs. Meagher was taken completely by
surprise The time until eleven o'clock
was spent in playing 800" and then
elegant refreshments were served. Mr..
Meagher presented his wife with an ele-
CANT gold bracelet set with a diamond
| and other precious stones. He also gave
each of the guests something appropri-
late. 1t was a porch party, and Mr..
Meagher, who attended to all the de-
tails himself, ommitted nothing.
| ::
Faribault Journal Mr.. William
Wines, youngest son of John Wines and
lis one of the employees of the Mankato
Milling company, and Miss Elsie
Schablitzke of Faribault were united in
marriage at the Congregational parson-
age Sunday afternoon by Rev. Leubken.
The happy couple have gone to house
Il, - 81,
Minneapolis Journal: Mr.. and Mrs.
lG. +. Piper have issued about one
hundred invitations for a dance and
dinner at the club, in honor of their
sons, Louis and Harry Piper, Thursday
evening, July %.
Mrs. HI. c. Brooks, nee Daisy Wilson,
/ and son Donald of Minneapolis are the
guests of her aunt Ida Martin, at BOG
Willard street.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. ,Grannis re-
turned this morning from southern Cal
|ifornia, where they spent the first half
of the summer visiting their daughter,
Mrs. 3Botsford, at Los Angeles, and
friends at other points.
Miss Sadie Mckee, stenographer at
the Eagle Roller mill, New Ulm, is
spending her vacation with her parents
in this city.
Rochester Post and Record: Mr..
Melander, who has been night operator
at the Northwestern station for some
time, departed this morning for st.
Paul. He will go out on some of the
Northern Pacific lines from there. Mr..
Bolewein of Elysian, will succeed hun.
H. T. Carney went to the twin cities
this forenoon, to remain until Saturday.
agents of the Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance company.
Louis Hennig, who has been visiting
relatives in the city, leaves tomorrow
flor Chicago.
Mrs Mary Alderman of Wheeling, w.
", who has been the guest of Mrs. NJ.
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"trip to Japan. Mr.. Hage has recently
located at Seattle where he is interest
ed with other parties in the logging
business. sFS ~. - Fp ns
Vernon Center News: Mr.. and Mrs
DeRosia of Mankato are spending a
few days in Vernon, the guests of s. b
Bahcock and wife. a t
Miss Elizabeth Roen returned to her
home at Faribaplt today after visit
with friends in this city.
III. i. Howe, the insurance inspector
was in Mankato today.
Otto Hoerr has returned from Wilder
where he has been engaged in his work
on the state bank examiners staff.
Charles Hoerr sol, the National Citi-
zens' bank is taking a vacation of a
week or ten days. He will spend part
of it at the lakes, and will attend the
horse races at Albert Lea next week
Mrs. Baker of Madison Lake has en-
tered Emmanuel hospital to receive
treatment >
DR.. Macbeth of st. Paul was in Man,
kato today.
DIR. Wheat of Marshall paid the city
a visit today.
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A. c. Hedberg left last night for Cal
ifornia, accompanied by Loren Clark Of
Worthington. They do not plan to re-
turn before Sept. i.
G.. HI. Miller left last night for Web
ster City, Iowa, and will return in three
or four days. His wife has been Wis.
iting there for a week or two. p
T. III. Foley has returned from Mar
shall and WATERFOWL, S. D., where he
entered his DIR. Driver in the races. He
won second money at Marshall, and got
a marking of 2:27A for his horse,
Hugh II. Edwards of Lake Crystal
was in .Mankato yesterday afternoon.
Miss Ella Marshall of Castlewood, S
D., is the guest of Mrs. NJ. d. Fritz
at BIO Cherry street. Tomorrow she
leaves for ST. Paul and thence to Hi
nois to remain few days. Miss Mar
shall's father is county auditor of Ham
lin county and she is his deputy.
DIR. G. R. Curran of Mankato was
among those who attended the medica
society meeting at Window on Thurs.
day. %
st. James Plaindealer: Miss Emma
Gustafson, Postmaster Fuller's able as
sistant, is spending her vacation week at
Mankato and Lake Madison. Miss Grace
Fuller is taking her place, and Miss
Anna Tuttle fills the latter's place. Ed
says his assistants earn their vacations
| twice overN but that if the vacation
season lasts much longer P. NJ. will
tstand for post mortem in his case.
Ed Austin arrived from Aitkin last
tevening and will remain here about q
week. He expects to put in the bal
ance of the summer at Brainerd.
David Goodman and his force depart
led this morning for Minneapolis, tC
which place the remainder of the Nix
on and Sickle stock was forwarded
The stock occupied five freight cars.
Charles Jewson of Minneapolis is in
Mankato. 4
CO. Pettis ana wife will leaye Tues
day morning for Halbrite, Saskatchewan
Ito reside.
Mrs. +. M. Zuel will start for Win
lnipeg Tuesday morning to visit relatives
for three weeks.
E. J. Moore left this afternoon foS
Chicago, for a months stay.
! Attorneys j. w. Seager and j. l.
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From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily
Yesterday was August Schulte's~ name
day, and in honor of the occasion TWEEN
ty-fve or thirty of his friends spent the
day at his farm house in Lime town
ship. Refreshments were served and all
had fine time.
A number of the friends and neigh
bors of Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnson
gathered at their home in Belgrade
township yesterday and enjoyed the day
greatly. Refreshments were served. ,
Attorney w. d. Abbott of Winona
passed through Mankato Saturday en-
route to California where he will re-
main for brief period.
Sleeyp Eye Herald: Miss Mary
Sehowiller and Norbert Bienapple of
Mankato, were guests of Mrs. George
Feirer and Mrs. Helen Schmeltz this
week.
Worthington Advance: Mrs. A. G.
Hedberg and son, Clifford, of Mankato
have been spending the week with
friends in Worthington and Adrixp.
Frank Crandall is home from Sioux
Falls where he attended a meeting OF
the Tri-State Grain Dealers association
He was elected president of that body.
John T.. Lewis of Waseca was in the
city Saturday evening.
Messrs. Lownsberry and Simmonds,
well-known land men whose headquar-
tiers are at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, are
guests at the Saulpaugh.
Fred Clements spent Sunday at st.
James.
Gertrude and Master Hale Clements
are spending week at Winnebago visit
ing relatives.
Miss Molly Danielson and Miss Anna
Hoy left Saturday evening for Fairmont
where they will visit the formers sis
ter, Mrs. Fred Lampert. =
w. c. Miller returned to his home at
New Ulm this morning after visiting
in the city for a few days.
G. G. Phillips went to Winnebago to-
day, and tomorrow will 60 to Albert
Lea to attend the races for a couple
days.
Mrs. F. B. Root of Wells was in Man
hdlO>IOudy, COHSuiliHS AiChilcCC SCHAP-
pei in regard to the plans for the i'm
provement of her residence.
Rev. HI. ID. Williams and wife of
Ames, Iowa, will arrive tomorrow to
spend a portion of their vacation in the
city. The former was formerly pastor
of the Christian church in this city, and
it is expected that he will preach the
sermon at the union services at the
theatre next Sunday night.
Attorney Carl Strom of Lake Crystal
was in the city today.
DIR. Frank Heidel and City Attorney
j. w. Sehmitt returned today from
.Fairmont, where they spent Sunday.
! Ed. Wingen and Miss Leona Wingen
spent Sunday at their home at Good
Thunder.
Senator Works took a trip to Amboy
today.
Miss Ida Waltz went to Pettis today
to spend few days.
j. NJ. Wiser went to the twin cities
this noon to spend couple of days.
John Huseby spent yesterday at Lake
lBallentyne.
FJ. Toland spent today in Mankato
looking after his school interests. While
here he awarded contract to Odjard &
knott to make the wood furnishing for
his new schools at Sioux Falls, S. D.,
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Friday, July 70. 1907
Socialand Personal
: "a 3 ffels ~

Davis and family leave host of friends
in Mankato all of whom deeply regret
their departure.
Henry Garberding and Miss Hart OF
Loon Lake came to the city today to
see the circus The formeriis brother
of Officer Garberding.
Miss Addie Bighamp arrived today
from Redwood Falls to spend a few
days as the guest of her sister, Mrs. sE
If. Soaring. tsti 49, "s
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From Mondays Daily.
Yesterday was August Schulte's name
day, and in honor of the occasion TWEEN
ty-fye or thirty of his friends spent the
day at his farm house in Lime town
ship. Refreshments were served and al
had fine time.
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From Saturdays Dailv.

Grand Forks Times: Mr.. and Mrs
James Hanrahan announce the marriage
of their only daughter, Miss Della An
ma, to William Layton Hawkes. to taxi
place at five o'clock Monday evening
July l5, at the residence of Father r. j
Conaty. Both young people are among
the most popular and highly esteemed
young folks of this city and need M
introduction to their many friends here
The bride-to-be is a real Grand Forks
girl, having been born here and grown
to charming and accomplished youns
womanhood among her multitudes O
friends who regard her as most es
Unable young lady known Only for he
MANY virtues and excellent qualities
She has always been prominent and &C
tive in society circles and for the past
few years has been the obliging and eff
Gent bookkeeper in the office of the su
perintendent of the city waterwOrk ks
Mr.. Hawkes. has been popular. and fav
ored resident of this city for the pas
four years and capably fills the posi-
ton of assistant superintendent of TIT
Grand Forks Gas and Electric com
pany. During his residence here, M
has made many friends and is well ant
popularity known as young man o
worth of character and worthy OF M
bride. 1t is needless to say that tn
young couple will receive only thu
heartiest congratulations and wei
wishes of their hosts of friends in thi
city and elsewhere. They will leave tina,
evening for Minneapolis on two weeks
wedding trip and then return to this
city, where they will be at home tt
their friends. II.
Mr. Hawkes. is former Mankato bo!
and has great many friends here wh'
will wish him much happiness.
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Miss Van Buren,, librarian at the
public library, gave a delightful in
formal musical at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. George II. Clark, last even
ing in honor of her sister, Miss Rosa
'mond Van Buren, of New York city
The latter possesses sweet lyric
soprano voice, well trained, and sang
a number of selections, accompanied by
Mrs. +. X. Meagher. The twenty five
guests present were fortunate, for the
affair was musical treat. Light re-
freshments were served Miss Rosa
mond Van Buren, leaves for her home
Monday.
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Mrs. John McGuckin of North Manka-
to entertained about twenty of her
friends at picnic in Sibley park this
week in honor of her sister, Mrs. Henry
Cain of Tracy Refreshments were
served and "a most delightful day was
spent. 6a'
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subordinate court Mankato and Com
panion court Minneopa of the Independ-
ent Order of Foresters, held union
meeting at Sons of Herman hall last
evening A large number of candi-
dates were initiated and taken through
the mysteries of Forestry. After the
close Of the meeting, light refreshments
were served by Brother Charles Riley,
in honor of having won the $50 dia.
mond ring given by the I. 0. F. to the
deputy obtaining the largest number of
candidates in the United States from
April to July l, 1907. After refresh
ments good time was had in dancing
and other amusements. The next reg
ular meeting will be held on Thursday,
July 25, at which time another large
class will be initiated.
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A number of the friends and neigh
bors of Mr. and Mrs. John johnson
gathered at their home in Belgrade
township yesterday and enjoyed the day
greatly. Refreshments were served. ,
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rrom Fridays Daily.

rrom Fridays Daily.
The Epworth league of the Methodist
church will give an informal reception
to the students at DIR. j. w. Andrews
this evening at eight o'clock. AL
leaguers be present and neighborly
Sunday evening the meeting will be led
by North Mankato man and all Meth
odists from across the river are especial-
ly invited to attend.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-01-15

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
sHIP-Notice is hereby given that the part
nershiD heretofore existing between ALBERT
II. HAYES JR. and ANDREW @. DAM. which
said partnership has been engaged In the sale
of automobiles. etc, and conducted under TIE
firm name and style Of HAYES & DAM. with
its principal place OF business located at No.
42S Golden Gate avenue, in the city and coun-
II Of San Francisco. state OF California has
this day been dissolved By mutual consent OF
the parties. and the said business VIII here
after be conducted by the said ALBERT H
HAYES JR- under the name OF HAYES &
DAM" said ALBERT Fl. HAYES JR. having
succeeded to all interest OF ANDREW C. DAM
ALBERT H HAYES JR.
ANDREW @. DA4s
Dated: January s, 1907. -
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r W. rsr. Continued.
RDINArg BARGAIN
uy 90
En-. 60 PER YEAR.
BE RAISED TO $4,000.
Of Hayes ST.: key lot from
ot 65xl37 g: elegant modern
. SO rooms arranged In u
"a q rooms bath each; house
10 build short time before the
xorth s2e 900; house could not be
r $40 GOO This is the best bargain
reduced from s65, 900 10 effect
sle and positively must be sold
fbe owner leaves for Europe ana
n- erenntorv orders 10 convert this
! money before the Goth Of this
fPsoS & FITZPATRICK.
Market and eth streets
Market Street BANK.
TPFR CENT GROSS.
a. ,rfll pav above rate Gess cost Of
-.-r-ra uity Of SIS 900; leased 10 yeArs'
AUI. BANCROFT.
% MARKET ST
fare of 4 rooms. bath: on
srrr str- unfinished attic: stairway built:
y lis tinted and exterior painted
sut ar ss4s Mission 81.
5-s ffege Of Z rooms. hot and cold
rtrr r-- ament basement: nice garden;
HH side: near Glen Park; price
01 re % Diamond st.
+ E --r.rr built less than year; rented
err rf s- each: Greenwich st, near
f-+ BIZ. So Apply 70 owner, DIR. ". l..
LLlakfs IS Webster St
IA s. az l5, x for city property or home
II naLlauf 7r- 1eley Alameda call or send
fea-r .-.s list. ROTHERMEL CO.,
1m cottage FOR $4,000: also
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srrs 81 bar on easy terms. for 2 fats OF
irr ha-i n 9th St. near Dolores; In
con- E45 Apply at $50 Valencia ST.
br-r- 3 fats on Hayes St near
g. 81 ION. O'BRIEN & CO. l25
So rs f rooms: brick foundation;
hlf sement. Apply 334S Mission.
- ~ -, 4: erpeditiousiy; reasonable
A ~ BIS. 422 Monadnock bldg.
81 t --r rooms. bath: $500 cash.
49, -==--.---=
I'D garEV REAL ESTATE
500 1ounty; one hour and thirty
fen rancigc0. 300 acres bottom
Ia V vegetables corn or wheat:
f. raar S-rOOm house large barr
an eresnr ldings; water pipes 10 all
~ .- brings Of water; good or
q viii be sold cheap on &C
co., srr Of the owner; would take
pa property near Oakland
H RANDOM.
arr t"ADHt OAKLAND, CAL
DOW .- asr ne hours ride from San
Fr, r.Is.- porous town Of Mountain
Viz hslf-acre lots, only 3
blo- ar 81 IN with streets graded
and end piped 10 every lot; we
havr rrr -s left; while they last