The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-09-23
partly over the embankment on Pig
can hill this forenoon. This car passed
through Mankato this morning.

partly over the embankment on Pig
can hill this forenoon. This car passed
through Mankato this morning.
j.. F. Grant and wife OF Window
and two sons, George and John, anc
their wives, were in the city today
on their way to Mortified to attend
the marriage of another son. Mr.. Grant
and sons are brother-in-law and
nephews of w. R. Geddes.
County Auditor Weaver, County
Treasurer Hart, Register of Deeds
Fowler. Mr.. and Mrs NJ. d. Fritz.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Kennedy and Mrs.
c. l.. Kennedy were among the Man
kato people who went to the county
fair at Garden City today.
David Severance, candidate for Judge
of probate, has been greatly handi-
capped in his campaign during the
past few days because of the serious
operation that his wife has been forced
to undergo. He had planned to see a
great many voters before the primaries,
but Mrs. Severance's illness will not
permit this to be done. His campaign
will not be as thorough as he had
planned.
w. 0. Witte, who on September re-
| signed his position with the Interna
tional Harvester company, has accepted
a position on the road with the Deere
& Webber company of Minneapolis, his
territory being North Dakota. He went
to his home at Lewiston today for a
two days visit with his parents. The
firm that he is to represent handles
farm implements.
Several dignitaries of the Catholic
church are expected to accompany Card
inal Vannutelli on his visit to the
twin cities and plans for entertaining
them will be made upon the return oil
Archbishop John Ireland from Mont
real, where he has been attending the
Eucharistic congress. Archbishop Ire
land is expected to reach st. Paul the
| latter part of this week and ther
will take up the plans personally fol
receiving the cardinal
| Redwood Falls Gazette: Just befor,
going to press, we learn that Sheriff
Schueller and County Attorney Ener
sen went to st. Paul this morning tt
procure requisition papers with which
the sheriff will proceed to neighbor
ing state and secure the person of tn,
mysterious party who had one OF
the sheriff when he held the latte
up at the point of gun last spring
Prior to going away, the sheriff pu
muzzle on Deputy Holdhouse, 81
that gentleman is mum as to, all de
tails.
The following from The Wasec:
Radical refers to former Mankat,
pastor: Rev. F. J. Wiegand, pasto
of the German Methodist Episeopa
church of this place, received wore
the first of the week that his reques
for transfer to the Indiana confer
ence had been granted and that h,
would be assigned to Boonville in tina
state. Mr.. Wiegand made this reques
in the hopes that a change of eli
mate would benefit his son, who's
health has been very poor this sum
mer., Mr.. Wiegand viii remain here un
til this district conference meets, which
is in about three weeks. 4,
st. James Journal Gazette: The us
ual special term of court was held her
Monday, Judge Pau and Reporter Da
vies being in attendance. George Cody
who had been bOund over TO tho. dis
trict court and who had been kept il
jail, having filed bill of information
to the effect that he desired to plea'
before the Judge, was brought her
by Sheriff Lindquist Monday mornin
and he was given hearing. He ad
mitted that he had raised checl
for $3.50 to S63.5O and was sentence,
to serve at, hard labor in the state
prison at Saltwater for the period o
one year. Sheriff Lindquist will tax
him tharn tomorrow