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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-12-18
From Saturdays Daily.
Slye-R0berts Wedding.

Mr.. Marshal Slye of Good Thunder
and Miss E. May Roberts were mar
ried on Wednesday morning The cere-
mony was performed at the Methodist
parsonage last Wednesday, Rev. Peter
Clare officiating. The couple did not
wish the fact of their marriage to be.
come public until today as they de-
sired to surprise their friends in Por-
tage, to which place. they have gone.
They succeeded in having the happy
event performed on the SLY Mr.. Slye
will engage in business there.
j. !. !.
Entertainment for Miss Klossner.
Miss Lillian Klossner of New Ulm
who is visiting in the city as the
guest of Miss Farr, was the guest of
honor at social function last even
ing, and another one this afternoon
The Misses Robbins, Farr and Wise
entertained the Beta Mu Kai Gamma
club at the home of the Misses Wise
OH South Front street, at six
O'clock dinner last evening. The DIN.
ner was served in four courses, and
the decorations were yellow chrys
ohIhOihuihS' huout tNtHIN live lduIcs
were present, and the evening was
spent at cards. All had very ZEN.
joyable time.
This afternoon at one o'clock Mrs
w. j. Pell entertained company, oil
fourteen ladies' at her home. In honor
of Miss Klosslier. at IL luncleon wliic,
was served in three courses. and wa;
a delicious spread. The decorations
were wrought with holly The after
noon was spent in social way. One
ont of town guest was present. Mrs
Henry johnson of New Riclland, for
lnerly. Miss Helen V. Cutler. who wa:
for several years a teacher in The
high school, but who resigned last
spring. Her wedding occurred in June
Miss Klossiier will return to hei
home tomorrow Afternoon. Her wed
ding to son of Professor Elmer Shep
ard of Williams college will occur dur
ing the holidays.
Governor johnson Enteftains.
Governor johnson entertained thu
Minnesota delegation to the Washing
ton conferences at an informal lun
cheon at the Willard yesterday. Thos,
present included former Governor Val
SAINT, Mayor Haynes, w. s. Dwin
incl. Theodore -Knappen of Mihnea
polls, Senator and Mrs. SID. Works o
Mankato. P. II. Nelson Of Hibbing
Fred p. Lynch and Louis 1,etz of st
Paul and Mrs. Smith of Washington
] The governor will leave Washington
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Sunday for lecture engagements Inv
Pennsylvania and Ohio. Mrs. Johnson
will remain in Washington until the
holidays.
Mrs. Osborn delightfully."- entertained
twenty five members of the "Hill Top
club" and friends yesterday afternoon
A short literary program was carried
out, refreshments served and the fol-
lowing were elected officers for the coming
year. President, Mrs. Schld knechdt;
vice PRESIDENT Mrs. Gjestrums secrc-
tary. Mrs. Sanborn; treasurer, Mrs.
Haigh.
The students of the high school en-
| joyed dancing party at Schiller hall
last evening. =
The box social held at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Len BurriA in Belgrade
township last evening for the benent
the cemetery was great success.
About forty five people were in atten.
dance. and the boxes sold up as high
Jas $l2O each. The total receipts were
| SIS, which will be a great help in fix
ing the cemetery. Everybody had a
good time. Mr.. and Mrs. Burril NOV
ed today to the Rus Burrill place in
L'Huillier.
+ :. =
| Mrs. r. d. Hubbard returned today
/ from Minneapolis, where she has been
visiting for a week or ten days.
f. NJ. Jones of Jeffers was in Man
kato today.
w. Z. Doty of st. Peter was in the
city over night.
| William Borchert of Mapleton was in
AIankato today.
A. Z. Quinlby of Easton was a visi
tor in, the city today.
Z. w. Gates ran down from Gar
den City last night to pay Mankato of
a visit.
| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Buckmeister of
Sheburn have been visiting relatives in
/ the city since Tuesday.
| Mrs T. Schlesselman of Good Thun-
der and her mother, Mrs. f. barge,
of the same place, visited friends in
: the city yesterday.
! Carl Young, who teaches school
| near Good Thunder is in the city To
visit friends over Sunday.
Ed. Ulrich, Good Thunder merchant
spent yesterday in Mankato on bust
| ness.
Miss Lillian Anderson of Sher-
| burn spent Tuesday and Wednes-
day visiting friends in this city.
| Miss Rosetta Stevens of GAINESVILLE is
again attending the normal school,
She was compelled to drop out last
summer, when she contracted an attack
of typhoid fever, but will now com
plete the course.
| Allan Jackson, local manager of the
Standard Oil company's office has just
| returned from a short trip through
| the south.
! Minnesota Lake Tribune: Louis Pol
! ask, a travelling salesman, whose home
| is in Texas, arrived here Tuesday
| evening and was taken seriously i'll
| with appendicitis. Relatives arrived
this morning and he was taken to
Mankato for an immediate operation.
DR.. Field accompanied him.
Deputy c. A. Clark with District
deputy II. H. Wyckoff, of Minneapolis
representing the Knights and Ladies
of Security of Topeka. Kansas, one
of the big fraternal insurance compan-
les came in to visit their many policy
| holders today.
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From Wednesdays Daily.
Welded in North MankatO.

i
Mr.. James ID. Chapman and Miss
Bertha A. Hennager were married in
North Mankato Monday evening Rev.
j. ID. Mccormick of the Belgrade Ave-
nue. Methodist church was the officiat-
ing clergyman.
Before leaving Redwood Falls, Rev.
and Mrs. F. B. Cowgirl were rendered
a large farewell reception, and parting
addresses were made and orchestra
music. Mrs. Cowgirl was presented
with beautiful worsted comforter, of
fine material and unique design, neatly
embroidered with colored silk floss.
| 1t is the handiwork of Mrs. Winneatte,
who is now in her eighty year.
DR.. Cowgirl was presented with fine
leather seated rocker. The occasion
was greatly enjoyed.
+ 4 4
| There was very pleasant gathering
at the home of Mrs. Margaret ZenO-
lpolski on West Front street last even
ling on which occasion her youngest daugh-
! ter, Miss Margaret Zenopolski, was
married to Chas. Engwald Sorenson of
Spring Island. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Nils Nordgaard of
the Lutheran church. Mr.. Sorenson is
young man of excellent character and
! is prosperous farmer. The bride has
grown to maturity in Mankato and is
one of our most esteemed young ladies.
! Refreshments were served after the
ceremony, which was attended by many
relatives and friends of the bride and
bridegroom.
a pleasant social affair followed the
regular lodge session of NIinneopa Re-
bekah lodge No ~, at its hall last
evening. The social features included
a program of musical and literary
numbers, candy pull and parcel
exchange, all of which furnished much
amusement. ....
Officers elect of this lodge will be
installed at the regular meeting to be
held on the evening of January fifth.
Miss Isla, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ole Nelson, celebrated her fifteenth
birthday on the fifteenth of December
by entertaining fifteen of her girl
friends at her home last evening.
Games were played, after which re.
freshments were served and all de-
clared they had had delightful
time.
:. :: :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Morgan We're
pleasantly surprised Saturday evening
! by twenty of their friends and neigh
bors. The evening was spent in play
| ing progressive cinch at four tables.
The head prizes were won by Mrs. p.
Sheehan and Mr.. Laven. Refreshments
were served at eleven o'clock, after
which Mrs. F. Hotaling presented Mr..
and Mrs. Morgan in behalf of the
friends present, a beautiful lamp in
remembrance of the occasion.
w. L. Smith of st. Paul, represent
| ing r. G. Dun & Co.. was in Mankato
yesterday and today.
| +. Dick of Mountain Lake. son of
Peter Dick, who formerly lived in
Mankato, is in the city on visit.
Attorney Frank Clague of Lambcrton
was visitor in the city today.
Alderman Atkinson transacted bust
ness at st. Peter yesterday afternoon
Jay Hubbard spent several hours
at Kasota yesterday afternoon looking
after business interests.
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From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily. '.
Charles Harkee and family left Sat
urday for Los Angeles, Cal, to reside
Evan Hughes returned Saturday from
business trip to jamestown, n. L.,
where he spent most of last week.
He reports good sleighing there, and a
fairly prosperous condition among the
people.
j. S. Rolf, the North Mankato tail
or, who has been suffering from an at,
tack of pneumonia, is improving.
A. c. Zschunke of Lamberton was in
Mankato over night.
c. S. Christensen ST., the Nladelia
miller, was in the city yesterday after.
noon. remaining over night.
Attorney Wilson Borst of Window
came to the city last evening on
business. He has cose in the dis
trict court
Thomas Rooney of Madelia was an
arrival in the city this morning
D. r. Macarthur was over from Tracy
today
f. NJ. Stewart and wife of Eagl.
Lake spent last night in the city.
J. J. Corneyeaux and wife of st
Paul and were in Mankato today.
A. r. Sutton spent today in st. Pau
on business. w. A. Reuter- of Faribadl,
who is pushing the Buck cigars to the
front, was in Mankato today, calling
upon his trade.
j. j. Roberts and mother of Cotter
Iowa, are guests of Mr. and Mrs
Peter Lloyd for a few days.
Avon Whited. Steward at the Saul
paugh, is expected back in day OF
two from Storm Lake, Iowa, where HI
was called by the death of his father
which Occurred suddenly
Miss Edith Holman, who was rui
over by an automobile July "a last
went out riding few moments yester
day for the first time since the accident
and last night was taken with a VIC
lent attack of appendicitis from which
she is suffering greatly today. ,
August Gems and w. ID. Johnston, al
citizens of Ceresco. were business visi
tors. in Mankato today. ID
Attorney D. A. Reed of Lake Cry
stall was a. Mnnkato visitor this after
noon.
DR.. and Mrs. J, NJ. Edwards are re
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From Thursdays Daily.
Payne-0rchard Wedding.

Mrs. Lizzie Payne of Tacoma and
Mr.. Fred Orchard of Minneapolis were
quietly married at the home of the
brides sister, Mrs Frank Loucks, in
Belgrade, at high noon today. Rev.
Bacon, pastor of the Congregational
church, was the officiating clergyman.
None but relatives were present.
These included Mrs. Wolcoth of De-
coria, a sister of the bride, and Mr..
and Mrs. Len Burrill, uncle and aunt.
The couple went to Minneapolis yes
terday afternoon where they will re-
side. Mrs. Orchard has many friends
here who will extend their congratu'
lations and best wishes. Mr.. Orchard
is engaged in business in Minneapolis.
Farewell to the Cowgills.
Redwood Gazette: Doctor and Mrs.
Frank B. Cowgirl were the recipients
of a most cordial goodbye send off
last Monday evening, in the parl0rs
of the church they have greatly helped
during the past four years. Repre-
sentatives of the different departments
of the church told in. turn how much
they thought of the doctor and his
worthy helpnieet, Messrs. King, Mo-
sler and Gold, speaking for the met
of the church, the Epworth League
and the Sunday school, respectively
and Mesdames Apitz, Tiffany and
Chadderdon voieing the gratitude y
the ladies for the help Mrs. Cowgirl
had always been ready to extend to
them in all branches of church WORK
s. G.. Peterson officiatcd as toastniastel
and DIR. Du Bots adding his trib.
ute of appreciation, and the Sunday
school orchestra enlivened the inter,
walls with some excellent music, Mrs
Cowgill's class of girls also aiding the
music with song. We think it is
every way proper that the good doe
tor and his family should have theil
friends tell them what they think
OF them, although DR.. Cowgirl admitted
| in his response that he had rather
dreaded the ordeal.
Before closing the program. the la
| dies of the church presented to Mrs
iCowgill handsome quilt, the work
of Mrs. Winniatt, now eighty-twc
years old. DR.. Cowgirl was also re
membered by the men of the churel
with a handsome upholstered easy
lehair. The family expect to leave
there for sfankato today
Mrs. A. E. Lang of Amboy, accom-
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WEAK NAN RECEIPT FREE

Any man who suffers with nervous debli-
ty. loss OF natural power. weak back. falling
memory or deficient manhood. brought on ny
excuses. diSsipati ton, unnatural drains or the
follies of youth. may cure himself at home
with simple prescription that L will gladly
send free. i'm plain sealed envelope. to any
man who will write for il. A. E. Robinson
86i Luck Building. Detroit. Michigan.
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joieing over the arrival at their home
of bright boy who is already the
exalted ruler of the household.
John Zimmerman of st. Clair tran
,sacted business at the court house
this afternoon.
A. p. Johnson of Lincoln transacted
business here today.
A son was born Sunday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Huntley of 1927 South
Front street.
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From Fridays Daily.
Mrs. R. J. Straw Entertained.

Mrs. II. j. Straw entertained about
forty ladies at her home on South
Broad street yesterday afternoon i'll a
delightful manner. The guests were
nearly all members of the .'Home De-
partment of the Baptist Sunday school,
a branch of the work which is proving
very interesting and successful. Game
were played and dainty refreshments
were served.
Happily Surprised.
Forty of the members of the Mo
dern National Reserve formed sur
prise upon Mr. and Mrs. Rus Burril
last evening at their home i'm L'Huil-
I lier, as farewell, as this couple will
depart Monday morning for Spokane,
Seattle and Tacoma, Wash, to remain
a year, at least. They brought nice
refreshments, and spent the evening
playing cards and dancing. The party
extended their best wishes for the flu
ture welfare and happiness of Mr..
Burrill and family.
August G.. Erickson of Springfield
was in the city last evening.
J. S. Kilbride of Candy was in the
city over night.
W. J. Tillotson of Tyler was in
the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. j. Wadell and Frank
Z. Brett will leave Saturday for Yu-
ma. Arizona, to reside.
Oliver C.. Peterson of Amboy was
in Mankato today. ..=,
Miss Evelyn Weight of Spirit Lake,
Iowa, is visiting in the city. -.
Rev. Father II. Sherlock of st.
Clair was in Mankato today. -
Miss c. NJ. Gray of Alden was IN
the city today.
Isaac P. Harder of Mountain Lake,
| spent last night in the city.
L. J. Buenger of New Ulm, fur
niture dealer, visited the city yester-
day afternoon.
NJ. p. Curtis, of LeSueur was in the
city today. -.f ..r=:s.
DR.. Frank B. Cowgirl, superintendent
of the Mankato district of the Meth
odist Episcopal church, is in st. Paul
to-day attending meeting of the dis.
| trict superintendent
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SAULPAUGH "BELL HOP"
RUN DOWN BY AN AUTO

On street and broke the shafts. Mr..
Schwender was called up this morning
by the owner. who thought that it was
his car that did it, but he entered
a plea of not guilty.
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We sell guns and traps cheap and
buy furs and hides. Write for cata-
loguc No. % n w. Hide & Fur Co.,
Minneapolis, MINI.
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senator Ward is Dead.

rrnrp Fridav,s Daily. $50
State Senator G. B. Ward, president
of tile First National bank at Alex
andria. is dead. He was well known
throughout the state.
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To the
Real Estate Owners
of Blue Earth County

| have arranged my business SO that can devote
my time to the making of abstracts.
1t is of vastly more Importance to those owning
lands and lots in this county that there should be
independent of abstract books for the county than
it possibly be to me. IL
Chicago lost the first 90 years of her title records
and has and will always have to depend upon the two
Abstract Companies who, having more interest than
public officials, went to their Offices that terrible
Sunday night and removed their records to their
homes.
More or less public records are lost every year
fires do happen in buildings thought secure.
have been making abstracts over 40 years and
never have been called upon to make good any title
which have abstraced-this is pretty good record.
can you good deal when your title is
incomplete as can hunt up the missing links much
better through other abstractors than ony else.
solicit a share of your business.
John ~. Hall
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Fred Fox was Mankato caller last
Tuesday.
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OFFICERS:

Lorin Cray, President f. X. Meagher, Vice Pres.
Geo w. Sudgen, Cashier II. j. Meier, Asst CASHIER
w. A.AnderSOn and J. N. DegimaDn, Tellers
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INSURANCE COMPANIES
INVESTIGATING AN
ALLEGED DROWNING

Tulsa, Okla, Aug. l9.-Did william
McCracken, the Nelogany farmer VINO
fen from raft into the Arkansas
river a few days ago, dieg Represen-
tatives of insurance companies that
had Issued policies aggregitag Szz,.
zoo to McCracken believe that he diu
not. AMI in their quest for his BODY
,hev have superintended a thorough
dredging OF the river in the vicinity
of she alleged drowning, but the BODY
as moi heen fouila.
McCracken is known TO nave Deei
, poad s,vi~,-aor More than that the
water in which he is alleged TO have
drowned is shallow. A neighbor wom'
an SAYS she saw McCraeKen fall rom
The fisains raft into the water and
that she never saw him come up, iils
family believes that he was drowned
McCracken's insurance policies
have been taken out this year Amons
the companies represented are inc
Mutual Hcnefit Life and the Travellers
OF Hartford. The companies will re
fuse 10 pay until they are satisfied
mat Mccoeken is dead. The widow
may bring suit.
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SENATORS. BOTH PARTIES.

The complete list of senators nomi-
rated by all parties, by districts, fol
lows:
Second district--E. L. Mitchell Cd /;
10 Republican.
Fourth district-H. J. Denton CD;
Webster Smith (S); no Republican.
Sixth district. j. Williams CD;
I.afe Knowles (R,.
Eighth district--P J. Gouldlng CD +;
W. p. Lishtfoot (R).
Ninth district Mark Wortep
CD; Earnest B. Chapman (Rl.
Tenth district. O. Newell (D);
!. r. Scot (Rj: George A. Moore Isl
Twelfth district-James A. Kirk
wood O): Harper S. Cunningham
(R); George r. Morgan (S).
Thirt enth district--M. F. Egger
an CD. Wilberforce Jones (R); G
9. Boylan tS).
Fourt eenth district-W. II. johnson
Cd; f. NJ. Colville tR); J. c. Barn
AID (S).
Fifteenth district-George o. JoAn
son CD); !. d. Shields Cs); no tepuo
lican.
sixteenth Observation-Disclosures Sav
age CD, declined to serve; E. D
B,ownlee (R) John A. Galley Isl.
Seventeenth district - J. Elme
Thomas tD); no Republican.
Eighteenth district--Harry A. Al,ei
D): william Hutchinson QR0; Jamel
\. Higdoa (S).
Nineteenth district-R. p. Wynn'
(D); w. ] Shepherd (R).
Twentieth district-Jesse NJ. Hatch
cit CD): Charles T. Gibson .(R); Ed
1 |. Causey (S).
Twenty second district--H. F. Hurs
(D): Frank Warren W1); William d
Hayman (S).
Twenty-Third district-W p. Stew
art CD George w Richardson (R)
Tweniy-Sixth district--W. NJ Frank
lin CD; w. r. Surregg (R).
Twenty-Seventh district ~ Cheesi
NcIntoch CD: Harry Beeler (R).
Twenty Eighth distrct-B. II Viii
taker 10. J. H. Cloonan (R).
Thmtitth C'strict-E. VI. andrua
| (D); no Republican.
Thirty-second district. T.. Lon
! Cd; John II. Gum (R).
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CARRIED ARM
TWO BLOCKS

Chicago, H., Aug. ia remark
able case of glit and nerve was re-
ported to the police of the Cragin sta
ton early today, when George Nagle,
% years old, staggered up 10 pa
trolman, carrying his left arm, which
had been severed by a Chicago Mil
yankee and ST. Paul train. Nagle
hal carried the grewsome bundle OF
mangled flesh two olocks in an effort
70 find a physicians office, and faint
ed at the feet of Policeman John
Work after telling his story.
Nagle attempted 10 board q passing
freight train at North Fourty-fourth
avenue and Bloomingdale road, wnen
be slipped on the wet rungs Of lad
der on freight car and rolled be
meath the trucks of the last car. His
left arm was caught under the wheels
md was severed near the shoulder.
He tainted but recovered in short
ime. He knew he would bleed to death
lnless he found helpp. Picking up tne
arm, which lay at his side he startet
down the street until he spied the po
iceman who asked him about the
bundle he carried Nagle told his story
md collapsed
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Chicago, Aug 1.-THE visitors won
The last game of the series by playing
perfectly in the field and pounding
.hundgren all over the lot. Fraser sue.
ceeded HIM in the sixth and was also
lut hard.
Score II. H. E.
Chicago. ... .020 001 0O0-3 6 2
Philadelphia .00O 305 0GO--S ~ 0
Lundgren, Fraser and King;
Sparks and DOOM
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san Antonio. d. Waco. 2.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Minneapolis
Minneapolis, 8; Indianapolis, 6.
At Kansas City
Kansas City, o; Columbus, 3.
AT ST. Paul
ST. aul. s: Louisville, 4.
Al Milwaukee
Milwaukee, Z; Toledo, o.
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OKLAHOMA
MAN SECOND.
An Assoelated Press,

Camp Perry, Ohio, Aug, lg.-WhN
is said to have been the most extra
ordinary long range rifle shooting
ever seen in Americawasaccomplisned
by Captain x. X " Casey OF the first
Delaware, in the Leech and Wimble-
don cup matches. both of which he
won by record breaking scores. In
the eech match Casey scored M
out of possible los. In the Wimble-
don l,U0O yard match ne scored Yt
beating the match record of 81 made
by Captain Richard of Ohio in 1905.
Casey won the wimbledon here last
year by the score of So under very
unfavorable conditions. Today the
conditions were as nearly perfect as
could be desired The next best
scores Cor the Wimbledon cup were
Stewart. First Oklahoma, 93. Captain
Nash, secon dmarine. 90: Lieutenant
Farnham, forth u. S. l., SO.
J. H Bells, manager of the Com
monwealth Oil mill, at Gushing, is in
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The Guthrie Business University

Incorporated
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shorthand 9h
days and We thoroughly
Typewng Tegphy
r. Accounting Higher English
Positions
In L. b. emitting
teacher Finest penman the state
Salary Position gfaduse II costs but nue more 70
SV 20 sz0
graduate Combined Course and Ie
w. A. GuLLEDcE A. NJ l. B. Pres