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The Detroit times., 1908-10-08
artillery trained on New York In
the last week."

artillery trained on New York In
the last week."
J. J. Hill, president Of the Great
Northern, declared party lines
were 90 loosely drawn that q pre-
dIetIon on the presidential con-
test 10 impossible.
President Roosevelt announced
that he would not take the stump.
Gov. Hughes, campaigning In
6ryan's home city and surround.
Ing towns, eausticaiiy assaiied
the Democratic norlnee's poll
clos az numerical and dangerous.
Mr.. chanler was enthusiastic
ally received at Madison and Her
klrner county rallies.
Democratic National Chairman
Mack recovered from his illness
and was back at his post.
Thomas L. Hisgen, the presi-
Dental nominee Of the independ-
enes party, with VIM. Randolph
Hearst. will speak tonight at Re-
no, New.
The ''hyIng wedge" Of the In
dependence party 10 booked to
speak tonight at Champaign, III.
Clarence J. shearn, nominee for
governor Of New York on the In
dependence ticket, will speak TO-
night at Rome, N. Y.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-08
THIRTEEN KILLED
BY ELEVATOR
EXPLOSION
.coMDusTIsLE DUST IN BIG
STRUCTURE AT RicHFoRp. VT.
LErs GO. CAUSING PROPERTY
LOSS OF 100000.

RICHFORD. VT, Oct. s.-An explo-
sion Of dust In q large grain elevator
Jointly owned by the Canadian Pacific
and the Boston a. Maine railroads,
caused the death OF at least Is per-
sons, and II IL possible that the death
roll may be increased when a thorough
search Of the ruins can be made.
OF the victims IL we're men EN-
ployed In the elevator. The other two
were women who were walking on
the Canadian Pacific tracks.
The dead:
HENAN LAHUE
LUCIUS WRIGHT.
ROBERT MANDIG0.
w. G. BARNEY.
RALPH HARE.
HERMAN NILES.
CHARLES NARROWS
LOUIS PAPINEAU.
donna La PORTE.
JAMES FUTILE.
MRS. JELIFORIO.
MRS. 0UARDO.
The IRE destroyed not only the ele-
vator building. but Q -four shed also.
and 75 freight cars which could not
be removed from the danger zone In
time.
The property loss IL estimated 1t
5000. 900.
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ioIIand-Mrs. VIM. Weiss, Of Vries-
land, the heroine who Sunday stood up
20 her neck In water for 10 hours
rescuing the 2-year-old boy OF neigh
bor from q cistern, is reported as re-
covering from her subsequent COL
lapse.
Ann Arbor-Eva May Hangsterfsy
was granted q divorce from Edward
Hangsterfer, at one time one OF the
beat known caterers In the state. The
decree was granted on the grounds OF
non-support and desertion. For the
past two years Mr.. Hangsterfer has
resided In Detroit. There was no con-
tost offered by Mr.. Hangsterfer.
Agencmlnss fire starting from I'M
known causes at Wabeno. small VII
lage near this city. destroyed the hotel
belonging to J. Chicotta. a meat mar
ket owned by e. c. Smith. saloon
and bowling alley owned by Ralph
Dioytte, and several residences
nearby. The loss IL about $4,000.
and Il only partially covered by In
aurnnce.
West 1raneh-Max Balfanx. . farm
or living ON q homestead north Of this
northbound Michigan Central passen-
eer train. He was under the influence
Of liquor. II IL said, and vas carried
by his station and got on at St Helen.
He started to walk back to his home.
hut laid down ON tha track and went
to sleep. His body was terribly
lnangled. his head and legs being cut
OF.
Lansing-Rev. Geo. b. Stocking, Q
prominent Universalist divine. has an
ncunced that, he and his wife have
severed connection with that church
and win unite with the Methodist
Episcopal. He will enter the Metho-
dist ministry II possible. He was or
da1ned IN 1872. and has preached In
Lansing and churches In other cities
OF the country. He has no charge NJ
present. He says he will give his
reasons in a public address shortly.
fIe IL over So years Of age.
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MAN WANTS $4,000
FOR SC..SSORED
MUSTACHE

NEW YORK. Oct. up TO two
weeks ago the mustache OF Michael
Mcbride, OF Jamaica. l. l., was mis-
pride, his boast and one OF his most
valued assets. So abundant and
withal SO distinctive a mustache was
It, that Il made the presence OF Mich
ael Mcbride felt on any landscape
Shorn OF half Of 1t. by piaytui
night In a bar-room, Mcbride esu-
mates himself damaged at $1,000, ana
has sued for that amount Albert
Mann. OF Jamaica, who he says cut
on the $4,000 worth. He swears fur~
Their that because OF his loss he Is ao-
surd before his fellow men and Is
kept out of a good job because he
can't bring the dignity OF his mus
tache to the Job.
Two weeks ago the mustache. which
had then attained the age OF IL
years, was with Mcbride in the Ber-
gen house. In jamaica. when mer-
~ company entered and bought
drinks for everybody in sight. While
all hands stood In agreeable discourse
a pair of scissors was heard TO snip.
half of McBride's glory fell to the
floor. and he stood there dishgured
and in wrath. He left In great hum
and the next day sued Mann.
Mann didn't defend. Mcbride took
Judgment by default, and 1t is now up
to a sheriffs jury TO assess the
amount of his damage. Here are a
few gems from his complaint:
by reason of the aforesaid act OF
the defendant this plaintiff has been
Inundated, degraded, outraged. dis
figured. endangered. disgraced and
ridiculed, and suffers in mind, body
and feelings TO the damage OF $1,000.
"And this plaintiff alleges that he
has suffered special damages as fol
lows:
This plaintiff has worn aforesaid
mustache continuously for the past
IL years, the same was several inches
in length and very heavy. and II gave
this plaintiff an appearance distinc-
lively individual and characteristic.
Since said mustache has been remov-
ed as aforesaid. his friends, business
acquaintances and the community In
general do not know him by sight,
and he has failed to obtain a re-
munerative position which he other
wise would have obtained, and Ia still
delayed, hindered and injured in OBJ
tanning employment by reason there
OF. and has been specially damaged
thereby in the sum OF $1,000
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j0Ck0 WON
HIS FREEDOM
WAS A THIEF, TO BE SURE, BUT
WAS WISE AND MADE
COURT LAUGH.

TRENTON. N. j., Oct. Arrest
ed for climbing through window
into the Kitchen Of the Trenton house
and stealing lot OF fancy food, az
ter he had frightened the French
chef nearly to death, an organ grind
er's monkey won freedom for him.
self and master In the Central police
court here today By mounting the
railing In front Of the prisoners dock.
dofing his little red cap and solicit.
ing pennies from Justice Harris.
The courts dignity went to pieces
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STRAWS THAT SHOW WAY
NATL POLITICAL WIND FLOWS

VIM. n. Taft and VIM. J. Bry-
an met at the Chicago Associa-
ton Of Commerce banquet for the
first time In the campaign. Mr..
Bryan extended his hand as Mr..
Taft approached and there was a
brief greeting, while the crowd
ed banquet hall was In tumult.
Mr.. Bryan later leaned over to
Mr.. Taft and sn,illngIy asked II
he had had good day. Both
made non-poIitical speeches.
The national chairmen Of both
the Republican and Democratic
parties, after comforting with
their presidential nominees, de-
cided to concentrate the cam
paign on New York state, ohio
and Indiana with "aIl the heavy
The Detroit times., 1908-10-08

CHICAGO, Oct. S.-While riding on
freight train at Ninety-frst-st and
Jackson-ave.. Garrett Kelly, locomo-
tive fireman, was shot and killed al
most instantly by shot fred aimless.
ly In the dark. It Is believed. At the
time Of the shooting. which occurred
at $3.50 o'clock last night. Kelly was
with three companions, all employed
by the Chicago and Western Indiana
railroad.
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STEALS S CENTS WORTH;
GETS s-YEAR SENTENCE

LANSING, Mich, Oct. S.-PleAding
guilty In the circuit court to charge
Of stealing two stamped envelopes.
valued at Ave cents. Jesse r. Letson.
was sentenced by Judge West to
serve from two and one-half to ave
years in Jackson prison. with q rec
ommendation that the maximum SEN
tence be served. Letson has pre-
viously served two terms In the Ionia
reformatory and one term In Mar
quette prison. He was frst charged
In this county with the theft Of q let
ter containing check for 372l, but
was released on this charge and re-
arrested.
A lazy man Is soon done for II he
has no one To do for him
The Detroit times., 1908-10-08

and monkey and man were disshars.
ed amid the applause Of spectators.
The man, Michele Mastol. recently
from sunny italy, promised that
"Jocko the monk" should keep out Of
Kitchens.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-08
j. ! IL S
CURED
QUICK
Rssd Whit . sufFsrsr Of Fersy.Pive
vpars seys Of PyramId Pile Cure.

Trial PssIsass Cent ~ Mall. Free.
r have had the pilss since 1857
have tried di6srent ointments and
went - far - to have an operation
An1 yo< thoy came back again. Aftsr
un1ng your remedy I feel better than
I hove f0e tweoty years" Richard
wogthingt0o. 0a1osbufG. nj.
(. 4hlhk ~ de ~ 10 must feel aftsr
4 GCo<imo e suffering. This sarns
r1ylo g 1ettsg oomee 10 AZ svery day.
~ IgunE1neo oell Pyramid Pile Cure.
II1v oou1D por boa. or send m afty
n'n1n vyno0og by mail. or n 'you
1900 - Cgoyo ~ ya1ae and win ssnd
Y unDD - n11Eooo. ~ viii
- q - peeEoGo by na1l free
- - !, Sss'B B,,:.,, z1 A..
The Detroit times., 1908-10-08
Brief Telegraph
Items Of Interest

WATERBURY. CT, Oct. S.-Five
persons are dead and six others were
unconscious for hours. as a result Of
a leak in a gas pipe In an Italian
boarding house. on Bank-st.
WOOSTER, O., Oct. S.-Edward Am
stutz q Co.. growers OF tobacco at
Creston. Wayne county, suffered $40.
900 by fire yesterday when their ware
house was destroyed.
NEW YORK. Oct. S.-Fearing that
she would be cent to poorhouse, Mrs.
Caroline Fischer, 6S. committed sui
eide today, at her home in the base
ment OF 6O2 East Fifteenth-st., by In
haling gas. Mrs. Barbara Alberts, a
friend, found her body In a chair.
NEW YORK, Oct. 8-John e. Red.
mond. the Irish leader, and member
OF parliament, and Mrs. Redmond
sailed back to England today, on the
White Star liner Cedric. John Ffts-
gibbon, one of the other Irish leaders
who accompanied Mr.. Redmond on
trip to America, also sailed on the
Cedric.
WILKES BARRE. Pa. Oct. S.-Rev.
c. H. Mutchler, Sc. chaplain Of @. A. r.
post, dropped dead at meeting III
the veterans here. last night. He had
f1ne war record and had been pastor
of st. Luke's German Reformed
church of this city for q number Of
years.
HAMMOND, Ind, Oct. S.-Miss
Ethel Lashbrook, aged 10. giving her
home as Chicago. was married for the
third time In her career last night az
Crown Point, and her husband Is
James +. Chung. a Chinaman, who
gave his home as San Francisco, and
his occupation as a salesman for
Oriental silks.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-08
HORROR OF GOING TO
ASYLUM KILLS HIM

BAN DIEGO. Oct. T-Friends OF
w. c. Clark say that he died through
hin horror Of being confined In an
asylum for the insane.
Clark was formerly a prominent
architect. Financial troubles caused
his mind to become unbalanced. Re
Gently application was made to the
superior court for q hearing on the
ground that he was insane and dan.
gerous. A commission Of doctors do.
clared him insane and the court or.
dored him sent to q state asylum.
eheri6 Jennings was assigned to the
task.
When they started Clark walked,
but by the time they reached the sta.
tion he had become 30 weak he had
to be carried into the coach. Then
the sheriff took him back to the hos
pital, convinced that the man was Ill.
That night Clark died. Heart
trouble said the doctors. Pure
-1r1ght.~ his friends maintain.
oWipesy's Troubiss.
Hungry Harvey amt seen Swip.
~ since he stole dat pair OF shoes
Doeo'n Q month ago"
Rowing Robert-No wonder. Dey
pinchsd him--Chioaso News.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-08
SPRINGER CHOICE
OF 9TH DISTRICT
DEMOCRATS AGAIN NOMINATE
MERCHANT TO RUN AGAINST
MONOGRAM.

PORT HURON. Mich. Oct. s.--Wm
Springer. q wsIl-known merchant, at
the Democratic congressional con-
vention yesterday. was nominated az
a candidate for congress from the
seventh district to oppose Henry Nc
Moran. Mr.. Springer made the run
against Mr.. McMorran two years ago
A new congressional committee was
appointed. consisting of John Camp
bell. Huron county; william Butler
Lapeer county; Alex. Jacob. Macomt
county; Fred r. Marvin. Sanilac
county, and Thomas Wellman. 81
Clair county.
Just six delegates were present al
the congressional convention of the
Prohibition party and after consider.
able discussion, Rev L. D. BoyHton,
Of Lapeer. consented to make the run
for congress.
ALBION, Mich. Oct. 8.-Members
of the third district democratic con-
gressional committee met in this city
and selected II. c. Blackman. editor
Of the Hillsdale Democrat, to make
the run for congress In place Of Sam
uel Folz. Of Kalamazoo, who declined
the honor for business reasons, Black.
man will accept and will put up a
stiff fight against Congressman Gard
ner.
ANN ARBOR. Mich. Oct. 8.-The
Democrats OF the First representa-
tive district met In convention here
and nominated Walter s. Bilby, Of
Ann Arbor town. for representative
In the next session of the legislature
TO oppose Judge Fl. Writ Newkirk,
the Republican nominee.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-08
HEMANs GREETED
At YPS|LANT|
ATTACKS REPUBLICAN ADMINS
sTRATioN AND ACTS OF
GOV. WARNER.

YPSILANTI, Mich. Oct. s.-When
Hon. Lawton T. Hemans last night
opened the campaign in this city, at
the opera house, he was accorded an
enthusiastic reception from the large
gathering.
The Democratic candidate for gov.
ernor confined himself to state issues.
attacking the Republican administers
ton In general and Gov. Fred NJ.
Warmers Official acts in particular.
Mr.. Hemans asserted that the gov
ernor himself blocked reform which
he Is now purporting to use in an ef.
fort to secure a third term.
Mr.. Hemans left here last night for
Detroit.
JACKSON Mich ct-s--Albion
college Democrats have organized a
Hemans club. Frank NJ.
Field, of Mason. a prominent college
orator and debater, il president.
Many Republicans will vote for He.
mans for governor, and 1t is expected
tho Mason man will carry Albion by
Q big majority.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-08

Nine out Of ten persons who say
they are pleased to meet you" when
introduced are liars.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-08

More than fifty organizations have
been formed in Spain for the study OF
Esperanto.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-08

A lazy man is soon done for II he
has no one to do for him.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-07-24

largest weighing five and three quarters
He says he will remember his friends
in Mankato when he returns.
A. G. Gran, the Y. NJ c. A. general
secretary, is suffering from an attack
of typhoid fever.
Mrs. Grace Fox is confined to her
bed with typhoid fever.
S. w. Marson, who rooms in the
Y. NJ. C. A. building, has typhoid
fever. @
Earl Pay continues to improve nicely.
Miss Bertha Hunt, who has typhoid
fever at Lake Minnetonka, is improy-
ing.
James F. Mahoney of st. Clair and
Frank White of Amboy were callers at
the court house today. Sass
Shirley Murphy, the thirteen year
old daughter of Mr.. and. Mrs. C.. P.
Murphy, on Center street, has typhoid
Emil Upstrom, carpenter living on
the st. Peter road, contracted typhoid
fever from the city water while work
ing on Lincoln street
Joseph Schroeder is sick with typhoid
fever at his home, 7l6 North Sixth
street. ,a
Fred Heinzeman is sick in st.
Joseph's hospital with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Meyer of Madelia was operated
upon today at Emmanuel hospital.
S. B. Wilson is slightly indisposed at
his home.
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and has a house rented there getting
everything ready to move next Monday
That was her former home and being
well acquainted she will enjoy living
| there again.
MRS. Rudolph Bierbauer was taker
to St. Joseph's hospital this morning
Miss Amanda Schultz of Nortl
Mankato is down with typhoid fever
and has been removed to Immanue
| hospital. -
Mrs. Cluxton and daughter departed
yesterday on an eastern trip. They vii
visit points in Canada and before re
turning to Mankato Mrs. CluXtOn will
visit New York on business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Heleniak o
Pipestone stopped in the city Owe
night on their way to North Yakima
Wash, to visit the latter's parents fol
month. Mr.. Heleniak is agent for thu
Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis ano
Omaha road at Pipestone.
Herman Bierbauer is on the sick list
with typhoid fever.
Agnes Mikkelson, fifteen years old
has typhoid fever.
| A. G. WATSON, living at 42S State
street, ,is confined to his bed will
typhoid fever.
| Florence and Cecil Lappin, seventeen
and twelve years ole. respectively, arr
in Emmanuel hospital, suffering from
typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy 7. Bohan re
turned this afternoon from LeMars
Iowa, where they have been visiting
for some time, and will soon return
to their home at Maza, N. D..
David E. Evans was in from Lake
Crystal today.
Albert Folsom of Lincoln township
paid the city visit today.
w. E. Young is engaged in tryins
| a law suit in the district court, hav
ing come from st. Paul for the pur
pose.
John Van LEV of San Francisco
formerly of Van Vert, Ohio, arrived
at Point Pleasant yesterday for
weeks stay. He is engaged in carry
ing through telephone enterprises.
Evan Hughes has returned from tril
of several days through the towns OF
the Iron Range. He was surprised a.
the rapid growth of cities there, ant
much interested in the Finnish and Aus
trian population. The cities and schoo
districts have plenty of money, as thu
iron, mines pay large. taxes, and any
miners out of employment are giver
city work Ali kinds of public improve
ments are being made.
| Miss Bertha Hunt is i'll at Lake
Minnetonka. where she and her mother
had been visiting for two weeks.
Former Lieutenant Governor Wake
field and wife have arrived in BLU
Earth from San Diega, CAL Mr.
Wakefield is very much improved il
health and strength.
Attorney John Eckhart went to st
Paul today on business.
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J Hamilton Clark of Ravenswood, Chi
cago, was solemnized last evening at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Rufus Franklin Brett, 1907
Colfax avenue south. Mr. and Mrs.
Brett and their daughter returned after
several years. stay in Chicago, and a
large number of Chicago friends were
present at the wedding.
The decorations through the living
rooms were in green and white and
We're beautifully carried out with a
profusion of oak boughs, which lined
the walls and ceilings, and myriads of
white blossoms which showed through
the green. The ceremony took place i'll
i the living room before an improvised
! altar of oak boughs and lilies which
! was arranged in the large bow winSbw.
| DOROTHY Perkins roses gave touch 81
color to the decorations in the reception
hall and music room and pink was the
prevailing color in the dining room.
Delicately tinted sweet peas formed a
large mound on the center of the table
and massed the sideboard and buffet.
The "Lohengrin" bridal chorus was
played by Mrs. Frank Lane and during
the congratulations Memberships we'd
ding march was sounded. Just before
| the vows, were taken, Mrs. Ernest n.
Colwell sang "Song of Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Fred f. Sine, ~the brides sister,
| from Revelstoke, C. b., was the matron
of honor She wore a soft, lingerie
gown trimmed with embroidery and
carried. pink sweet peas. Miss Edith
Amen Of Missouri Valley, Iowa, was
the bridesmaid Her gown was of
pink messaline silk lace, and her
| flowers were white sweet peas. Tie
bride entered with her father, who gave
| her in marriage. She wore an empire
] robe of cream satin elaborated with
| hand embroidered panels and bertha OF
rose point lace. Lilies of the valley
| held her full tulle veil in place and
| she carried shower of the same
! dainty blossoms mingled with white
sweet peas. Her only ornament was
! the gift from the bridegroom, brooch
of garnets and pearls.
She was met at the altar by DR.
Clark and his best man. Robert Ross
of Chicago Two hundred guests wit
| messed the service, which was read by
rev. Il uOllEtS SdiiFDell VI A>aohN iiiC:
] Tenn, an old friend lof the bride.
An informal reception and wedding
supper followed the service. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brett received with the bridal
couple. Mrs. Brett wore gown OF
/ black embroidered chiffon over white
| taffeta and trimmed in white lace. DR.
and Mrs Clark left for an extended
I trip through the south and east. They
will be at home at l240 Ravenswood
Park, Chicago, after Aug. |. The
| bride wore a travelling suit of brown
mirage silk. and hat with flowers and
plumes of the same shade.
| The out -of-town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. George E. Brett. Mrs. Wilbur
Taylor and Edward Brett of Mankato;
| E. p. Baker and Miss Anne Baker of
! Spooner. Wis; Miss Anne Brett of
Green Bay Wis; Miss Ellen Carpen-
ter Mr.. and Mrs. George G.. Brett. Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest L. Clark, Miss Grace
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Clark and Master Lyle Clark, Mr.. and
Reed, Mrs George F. Baillou, Miss Eva
V. Hollenberger of Chicago; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Carpenter and Harry Bush
of Dover.
Mrs. Fred Sine entertained the girls
of the bridal party at luncheon Tues.
day at the Handicraft Guild tearooms,
and the bride presented her attendants
with monogram gold cuff links. Mr..
and Mrs Brett gave dinner Tuesday
evening at the Minikahda club for the
relatives and out-of town guests. Pink
roses decked the tables, and covers
were placed for thirtyone.
Mrs Ernest Clark entertained the
out of town women and the women of
the bridal party at luncheon yesterday
in the Minneapolis club. There were
nine guests. The bride presented the
bridegroom with scarfpin of sap
phires and diamonds.
Rev. w. S. Emery spent several days
in st. Paul this week and mingled
freely with the Shriners. He managed
to gather a number of handsome badges
from representatives of the different
states. These he prizes highly as
souvenirs.
Miss Emma Him. of North Mankato
is on the sick list.
Mrs Ed Him. and baby left Thurs
day afternoon for her home in. Min
neapolis. She has been the guest of
A. Him. of North Mankato for the
past two weeks.
Fred w. Kruse is in the Twin Cities
on business.
Lee Carney has arrived from Min
neapolis for few days visit with
relatives and friends here.
Leslie McC.eary departed this after
noon for Washington to make ten
days business visit.
Miss Goldie Harmon of Hayward,
Wis, is the guest of Mrs. o. H.
Osmnudson. State street.
Earl Pays condition remains I'M
changed today He is holding his own,
but has high fever, and is very
sick.
Miss Edna Jones, who lives on State
street, is sick with typhoid fever.
Miss Margaret Kannit, living at 3l6
South Broad street, is down with an
attack of typhoid fever.
Mrs. Gustaf Carlstrom. 1921 East
Cherry street, has an attack of typhoid
fever.
S. S. George of Morgan was in the
city over night.
Thomas Veltum and two ladies of
ST. James visited in the city yester-
day.
William Konsbruck of st. Peter was
in Manketo over night.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Harmer of Plain
view were in Mankato today.
Alderman Gary spent yesterday in
Minneapolis.
Mrs. f. b. Whitmarsh of Minneapo-
lis is visiting in the city.
C. w. Carpenter and family of st.
Peter drove to the city yesterday af-
ternoon and joined the family of Al
derman Bradley in having a picnic at
Sibley park.
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MANKATO FREE PRESS

I.
place that Miss Caroline A. Fuller
ton was elected sto.
F. E. Zonne and wife, w. E. Capron
and wife; F. j. Hopkins and wife
Frank L. Towne and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Vandeventer, Miss Marion Van.
deventer and Miss Johns, all of Min
neapolis, are in the city, guests of
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Saulpaugh. They
will spend few days at Lake Wash
ington.
Dr.. Helen Hughes has almost re-
covered from her recent illness, and
will be out in few days..
Miss Jennie Clarke was taken very
i'll Monday afternoon but is feeling
some better today. @ E'