The Mankato free press., 1909-03-26

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dents, and also meeting of presidents
/ of colleges and secondary schools, and
will be gone the remainder of the
| week.
T. A. Chalman of Minneapolis, state
graded school inspector, was in the
city today.
! A. NJ Minton and wife of Truman,
the former a merchant, were in the
f, city yesterday.
NJ. Walser and wife, who are now
visiting in Germany, expect to return
home by May |.
| Miss Ash, who is teaching at Worth
ington, is spending a weeks vacat ton
with her mother, sl6 North Broad
street.
Kenneth Kerfoot, son of President
Kerfoot of the Mitchell college, is
spending the week with his little
friend, Hale Clements
Mrs. Edgar Weaver and son and
Miss Flory Wise returned this noon
from Hagerstown. Md, after an alb
j sence of nearly three weeks.
Mr.. A. Nazarenus and son Joseph of
EWorthington are visiting in the city
lat the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. O.
I,Wensberg, S24 North Broad street.
I Architect George Pass returned yes
Iterday noon from Rock Valley, Iowa.
where he was engaged by the school
board to prepare plans for new
100000 brick high school building, to
be erected this year. 1t will contain
twelve rooms.
John Adams. who has been sick for
the past two months, is slightly i'm
proved.
Reports from the country are to the
ieffect that the snow is disappearing
but is still deep where banks formed,
and that the fields are not entirely
clear. Seeding is not expected to be-
gin before April l.. even under the
most favorable conditions.
Samuel Winshlp, former resident
of Mankato, and member of Man
kato lodge No. Is, l. o. O. f., now
living at White Bear, Mimi, was
stricken Friday with paralysis, and is
in critical condition, according to in
formation received by the officers of
the lodge.
i st. Peter fans are getting their
team in condition for the baseball
season. The team will be made UP of
the following players: Harry Hughes,
Francis Hughes, William Wolfe, Emil
Swensk, ''Bonny" Swenson, Pettiiohn,
F. Wolfe, Chick Warner, P. Farrell and
M. Dillon; while the new material is
B. Nutter, Engesser Trench, f. III.
Dillon, Murry and Casey.
Lake Crystal Union: Judge Pfau
again uses his, big stick in his court
at Mankato, and he lectured those who
were before him, found guilty and
those under suspicion, tried and not
proven guilty. The Judge is doing
good work. He is after the offenders
;of the law who are violators to make
money and the poor. creature who
falls by the wayside because of hu-
manity's weakness with the very best
of advice to do better in the future.
We admire the style of Judge Pfau
and he will be the means of assisting
those needing support to reform in,
stead of treading upon their necks
with an iron heel.
Mrs. c. l.. Sellers will return to her
home in Mapleton from st. Luke's
hospital i'll st. Paul this week. Mrs.
Sellers had been in i'll health for manv
years and sought relief at the hands
OF many physicians. The family ply
slclan, DIR. r. J. Bomberger, after a
careful consideration of all the facts of
! the case became convinced that no one
had ever arrived at correct dag
nosis of the case, and accordingly ad-
vised that an exploratory operation
be done. He and Mr.. Sellers accord
ipgly accompanied her to the hospital.
| Upon operation the doctors found a
condition that is very rare and OF
J great interest to the medical profes-
, Sion 1t is described as "percolitis
associated with "Herschprangs disease
The new growth formed by the peri
colitis' was carefully dissected and the
meseuvery shortened to remedy the
| other condition.