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From Thursdays Daily,
Dan Cupid As a Hypnotist.

Professor J. \. Hemstreet, the Ia
nous mind-reader and hypnotist of
Chattanooga Tenn, and Miss Annetta
Fulton of London Canada, We're mar
ried i'll this city today. 1t is under
while spending his vacation last sum-
mer at Canadian summer resort
This courtship followed which ended
in marriage. The many professional
friends of the professor in every city
will all be glad to learn that he has at
last become benedict, and they will
all join in wishing him and his wife u
happy journey down the highway OF
life.
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midget class, which had session
Monday, promises to be large one.
The Junior class met Wednesday
afternoon with an attendance OF fifty
two, the largest junior class the asso-
citation has ever had The business
men also had an enthusiastic session
Wednesday night This class meets
tonight at 5:l5. The business men of
the association. should get i'll touch
with the work of this class rs soon as
possible. 1t means so much to them
and their health.
On Thursday night the seniors had
Il good session. This class was the
largest class ever held in the associa-
ton There were fortycight men on
the floor and from the present out
look will be the big class of the y. NJ.
c. \. The work in this class consists
of gymnastics, apparatus, athletics
and games. \ basketball league was
organized in this class last night and
will shortly start u series of games
for the coming season.
a senior. leader class was also or
gained. The following men We're
/ present; NJ. f. Pitman, Alan Flesh
bcin, l.. L. Trotter, W. Shearcr, p. W.
/ Boutwell,. L. J, Ingraham. Roy Fleish-
ben, f. L. Kuhn, Bondhuss Martin, C.
Burmcister, Mr.. Sanborn, Roy Ash
and L. Jones. All boys and men OF
/ the association who have not entered
any of the classes yet should do 50
as soon as possible. Get in now and
help boon. the physical department
The citizens of Mankato are cordially
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years, has recently graduated as a
nurse from, a technical college at Chi,
cagO. asi ...f. -
; Hon. E. T. Champlim lis in ST. Paul.
He will go from there to Wood Lake
where he will participate in the cere-
monies incident to the dedication Of
the monument erected on the battle
field
Dr.. j. A. Hiclscher will leave tonight
for Tampico, Mexico, where he expects
to spend the winter. Mrs. Hielscher
will visit friends and relatives here
for few weeks and then join her hus-
band.
Rev. Juedes of Blue Earth was in
Mankato yesterday afternoon. He was
formerly pastor of the Evangelical
church in this city He has been in
Blue Earth several years and is a pop
ular pastor.
Thomas Hodson went to Minneapolis
today where lie will visit his son who
is i'll with typhoid fever. From Min
neapolis Mr.. Hodson will go to Wood
J-dhc WucIc uc VIII W1JncSS Une uCU
ication of the monument erected on
the battlefield.
NJ. C. Dyer and wife of Durango
Mex, DR.. Hagoman and wife and j
B. X. McCurdy of Madelia and Mrs.
Dinnemark of Lewisvilc, arrived in
Mankato. in an automobile Thursday
afternoon and after spending the night
left for Madelia.
Congressman Hammond of st. James
arrived in the city yesterday and was
taken by Senator Works in the lat
ter's big red automobile and whirled
off into the county to fill a speaking
engagement. He returned and spent
the night in the city.
Fairmont Independent: Mrs. Cud.
leigh and daughter have moved from
Mankato to .Fairmont, and have rented
the w. L. Lamb cottage on Woodlawl
avenue. Miss Cudleigh is a trained
and very efficient nurse, and will con.
tinue that work in Fairmont. We are
glad to welcome these estimable people
to the city
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From Fridays Daily.
Given Farewell Reception.

Mr.. and Mrs. Iver Grae departed on
Monday for -ROseburg, Ore, where Mr.
Grae will conduct an orchard. He was
employed for number of years by
John Nelson. the tailor. Prior to Mr.
and Mrs. Grae's departure, the con-
gregatiOn of Our Savior's Lutheran
church gave them reception in thu
church parlor. About ninety were pres
ent. The couple were remembered will
handsome gifts. Mrs. Grae was presi
dent of the Ladies' Aid society and
did some excellent work in that posi-
ton
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ship spent few hours in the cit.
yesterday. 5
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Olson of Al
bert Lea are the guests of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Elmer Nelson.
Judge of Probate Fred H. Schwepp'
of ST. James paid Mankato visit
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Parker lef, today for Morris
town, S. d.. to visit her daughter
Mrs. Fay Eldrege, for few weeks.
Mayor Wirig, Marshall Neary anC
other Madison Lake people were in to-
day to attend the preliminary hearing
of w. NJ. Hall.
Banker W. W. Smith. Druggis
George Glotzbach and H.. c. Barker o
Sleepy Eye transacted business il
Mankato today.
Hugh II. Hughes, brother of Judg,
of Probate Hughes. and John L. Evans
brother of d. S. Evans, both of Cam
bria. We're in Mankato today on bust
ness.
Mrs. d. c. Broderick and Miss Bon
ME arrived last evening from Water
town. S. d.. on visit to Mrs. Brod
erick's parents. Mr. and Mrs. William
Ellis.
Hans Bill and wife and John
Huettl of Minneapolis returned f
their home last night after visit o
nearly week with their parents, Nh
and Mrs. Joseph W. Huettl.
Civil Engineer A. G.. Hall. who i
now working for the government. wa
in the city today. He has just fin
ished some work in Kansas, and nov
goes to Belzoni. Miss, to do som
marsh draining work.
Samuel Kirby, the popular an,
obliging assistant ticket agent at tn
union depot, will depart Saturda.
night for Houston Texas, where he vii
remain for a week. This will be MI
kirby's vacation. He certainly ha
earned his lay-off
Miss Agnes Crane, daughter of Nh
and Mrs. David f. Crane, is at tn
home of her parents in South Benz
She is Il nurse at the st. Peter hos
pital and has been sick with typhoi
fever for seven weeks. She was give
most excellent care at the hospita
and is now convalescing very nicely.
Judge n. Henningsen and wife, Mr.
NJ. Mullen of New Ulm and Mrs. MAJ
tin Bohlig and Mrs. Earl Werner c
st. Paul came to the city this after
noon in the formers Premier, 40 hors
power auto, making the trip in an hOu
and twenty minutes. They found til
roads fine, and had very pleasan
trip.
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From Saturdays Daily.
Fairmont Independent: There is
again possibility that an electric
railway line may be built in this
county i'll the near future.
G.. Z. Doyle. the well known and en-
terprising real estate man from East
Chain, who has worked Senergetically
for years to have line built through
his beautiful village, and who is a
great believer in electric railways. and
other residents of the southern part
Of the county, as well as OF Faribault,
are pushing the project.
The proposed line would probably
start at Blue Earth and pass through
East Chain and Silver Lake townships
| to Ceylon. then to Esthcrvile and from
there to Spirit Lake. 1t is probable
that later the line would be extended
east from Blue Earth.
/ 1t is rumored that outside capital is
interested in the project, but is de-
sired to get as many local people in
terest in the matter as possible.
1 The st. Paul Railway Promotion
company IS surveying line in a
nearly straight southwesterly direction
| from ST. Paul to AIankato, passing a
part of the way nearly midway be-
tween the Milwaukee and Omaha
roads. According to the Mankato pa
pers there is a strong probability that
| this line will be built.
1t is rumored that this line will later
be extended south. to connect with the
proposed line between Blue Earth and
Spirit Lake.
Two routes are considered one of
them being from Mankato, through
Winnebago to Blue Earth, and the
! other, from Mankato ito. Fairnnonts and
then, south connecting Witlr! the other
line in. SILVER Lake, towIiship.'eo
II these lines will he built il nsanld
! certainly be desirable TIC have one ot
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lund of . Donovan, H., arrived this noon
oyer the Northwestern for a,visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. H.-A. Hanson for a
short time.
General Manager Chamberlain Of the
American Amusement company, is
spending a few days i'll the city. This
company controls the Unique and Won
derland theatres.
Miss Luella Olsen, who has been at
tending the ManlSato Commercial col
lege for the past year, left last night
for Ramona, S. d., where she has a
position as stenOgrapher.
j. +. Mccarthy, the Minneapolis
artesian well contractor, who put
down the city's last well. was in the
city today, while on his way from
Minnesota Lake to st. Peter.
/ Ed. Brett, Fred Force, Charles
Wagon and Osborn Davies went to
Minneapolis yesterday afternoon in
the formers auto, on business, expect
ing to return today or tomorrow.
/ Jules Haycraft, republican candidate
! for state senator in the Watonwan
Martin counties district, passed through
Mankato last evening en- route from
| Rochester to his home, Madelia. Mr.
Haycraft has no opposition for elec
| ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Leas drove t,
Morgan Wednesday forenoon in thei
auto, and returned yesterday after
noon. They were accompanied home
by Mrs. William Buchholtz and son
who will visit friends and relatives il
the city for a few days.
c. W. SclTnth of Fargo. n. D., anC
c. Cogan and c.. Stewart of Huron, S
d., arrived in the city last evening il
an automobile, having come from
Huron during. the. day. They left thi
morning for Winona, expecting t.
reach there this evening.
George g.. Brett has not returne,
from u business and pleasure trip tina
he is taking to Chicago and back. HI
went to Minneapolis and accompanie,
his father, Frank Brett, from there t,
Chicago i'll the latter's automobile, an,
VIII W IHc StlU
way.
Mayor Meyer and wife will 90 81
Paul tomorrow morning to meet thei
son. Carl, who has been in santa
rum at Pine City for four months
The young man has gained siXtee
pounds and is feeling well, but ha
lately developed trouble with hi
throat and will see specialist.
Elysian Enterprise: j. n. Lang wa
down from Mankato Tuesday after
noon. He had six men and three team
at work Oh the Long farm this wee
putting hay into bales which he wi
ship to Mankato and hold for bette
prices later on. He tells us that til
market is not as good as it was
few weeks ago and he will not blu
more hay for shipment this fall.
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A Word to the Citizens of Blue Earth
County.

Having received the republican nom
nation for the office of county attor-
ney, / wish to say that, if you honor
me with this trust, | will conduct the
office with strict economy and without
extra expense. .t.sa
| will give you a clean and upright
administration.
/ will give most careful considera-
ton to all questions coming before me
or on which my opinion may be re-
ouested.
l will bend every energy to the Wig
orous and successful prosecution of of:
tenders and to the protection of the
public.
/ consider the oath of office as a
binding obligation in favor of the pub
lie, not to be lightly taken nor disre-
garded.
If you believe the office should be
conducted with these things clearly in
mind. shall appreciate your hearty
support.
JOHN w. SCHMITT
Dated at NIankato, October 10, 1910
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them pass through Fairmont. We have
no definite information as to the
status of the project; and only pub
fish the reported plans of the pro-
motors.
Many of the eastern states are closely
intersected by electric railways that
are apparently doing a good business
hence it seems probable that in the
future there will be many of them in
this state.
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Remembered Former Mankato Lady.

Springfield Advance: Neighb0rs to the
number of twenty ladies rendered Mrs.
William Il. Zuehlke an agreeable fare
well surprise Friday. afternoon, on the
eve of her departure for her future
permanent home in Duluth, where her
husband has secured u position in Il
large printery. The afternoon was
whiled away in a social manner, and
at five O'Clock luncheon was served.
Mrs. Znehlke was presented with a
silver berry spoon and cold meat fork
as a mark OF esteem in which she was
held by her friends.
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j. r. Snow spent Sunday in Min
neapolis.
G. n. Alderman of Medo was Ill Man
kate yesterday.
Miss Anna Peterson of Tracy was
III the city yesterday.
T. Z. Lynch of LeSuem spent Mon
day night in the city.
E. c. Ollerman of st. Peter was over
from st. Peter last night.
f. c. Brehm is out again after being
ON the sick list for a week.
Senator Frank Clague OF Redwood
Falls was i'll the city Tuesday.
c.. G. Schroeder of Crookston was an
arrival in the city this morning.
C. C. Francis of Madelia was calling
OH his friends III the city yesterday.
Mike Bartl of New Tim spent a
few days in the city visiting friends.
Mrs. A. Z. Tarker of Lake Benton
took breakfast in the city yesterday.
Harry Reichenbach. representing "The
Third Degree company, was in the city
today.
Attorney Albert Stemhauser of New
Ulm transacted business in the city
yesterday.
c. Schuster. 4. Staberg and r. Nc
Kean of Faribault paid AIankato a
visit yesterday.
Attorney NJ. W. Brewster of Wells
came to the city today to attend the
good roads meeting.
E. f. Swenson and o. c. T. Soren-
son of Winnebago spent some time in
the city Yesterday.
William Hall of Mapleton has been
in the city for a couple OF days look
ing after his candidacy.
City Recorder A H. Scherer has
gone to the northern part of the state
to look after land interests.
NJ. Douglas of Amboy has been in
the city two or three days. He was
accompanied by Ray Douglas
Charles Z. Brown and family of Yer
non Center came to the city yesterday
in their automobile. to do some shop
ping.
Misses Josie Sweeney and Rose Lusb
of Highmore. $. d., arrived Monday
and entered the Mankato Commercial
college.
ATTORNEY NJ. W. Brewster OF Well:
was i'll A1ankato today. Mr.. Brewster
is 4 nephew of the late George w
Brewster of this city.
r, y. Jaeger of Cleveland, J. II
Kaisersatt of lie Sueur Center and NJ
\. Ostrander of Kasota spent Monday
and Tuesday III Mankato.
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Fred Eramer was in from Beauford
today.
J. A. Berquist was at st. Peter
yesterday.
w. II. Ward of Medo was in the
city today.
Miss Ledloff will depart tomorrow
for Denver.
Fred Boesch of Amboy visited the
county seat today
w. Ii. Drake of Blue Earth was in
Mankato over Night.
Attorney L. G. Argetsinger of Ma.
pletOn was in Mankato today.
DIR. J. \. Hielscher will leave in a
few days for Tampico, Mexico.
E. j. Wolver and wife of Worthng-
ton were in MankatO over night
T. +. Kennicott and wife of Sioux
Falls, S. d., were in Mankato today.
John o. O'Dell and wife of Attica
Ind, are sojourning briefly in the city
Miss Marie Fellows of Pipestone is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Schultz. ~
Fred Ford of Los Angeles, Cal, is
ill the city. He is brother of The
late j. b. Ford 'r
Miss Cramer of Good Thunder vii
leave over the Omaha road tomorrow
for Oakland, Cal.
Miss Marie Cou9hlin will leave to
morrow for Los. Angeles where she vii
remain for. "a number OF weeks. 80
\. A. Cadwalader and wife and War
her Cadwalader and wife Of Earibaul
are the guests OF o. c. Litchfeld.
Walter KrOst. who has been out o
the city doing some steam fitting worl
for McLaurin 4 Northrop. returned
last evening. A a @p&
John K. Hennessey has returned
from Saltwater where he has been act
ing as agent for the Wells Fargo Elk
press company.
Mrs. VIM. A. Plymat left today TO
visit with her son Harry, who il
county attorney of Rollette county, a
Rolla, North Dakota.
The family of Rev. J. L. Bowes de
parted today for Marshall. They hav
! been the guests of Dr.. and Mrs. w. \
Jameson for week.
/ l.. Winnie and Z. X. Whine OF Hum
boldt, Iowa. We're in Mankato las
| night, having arrived III their automo
bile. They are OH tour. az
| Fred Kruse has returned from New
York. This was his second trip thi
fall, and he has purchased a a larg
land elegant stock of goods
] Mrs. A. Hanson and Mrs \ Barn
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From Saturdays Daily.
Entertained Degree of Honor.

Mrs. Ole Odjard entertained the mem
bers OF Degree of Honor No.~79, at her
home on Carroll street yesterday after
noon. 1t was japanese party. Many
of the ladies We're dressed in the garb
worn by the gentler sex in the land OF
the Mikado and they made up pref
ty collection. Mrs. Gus Kleinscllmidt
was awarded the prize for wearing the
prettiest dress and two other prizes
went to Mrs. Christina Erickson and
Mrs. Martha Gustafson of North
Mankato. Mrs. Odjard served sump-
tuOus dinner. During the afternoon
several musical numbers were rendered
games were played, and the ladies en-
joyed themselves greatly.
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Entertained Twilight Club.

The Twilight club was entertained
Tuesday night by the Misses Glenn and
Stella Morrison at their home in Man
kato township. The rooms were pref
After light refreshments were served
the young people all enjoying a pleas
ant evening. departed for :heir homes
at late hour.
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From Tuesdays Daily.
Treat for the BOYS.

Seventy-fve boys sat down to u
banquet prepared for them by the la
dies OF the Y. NJ. c. A. auxiliary at the
!. NJ. c.. ~ building last evening. It.
was lively. bunch, and the supplies
LOT the ladies' were taxed to the limit.
A fine meal Mas seJNed and the ladies
deserve credit for their untiring efforts
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". L. W. nail on Friday evening OF
the coming week. .
W. Rice of W-aseca was in the city
today. ,.'-'',.it.'.
Ii. S. Eldred departed today for
Waupaca, Wis.
/ Samuel Kirby viii leave tonight for
4 Houston, Texas.
! ID. Z. Tawney of Winona was in the
city over night.
F. r., VoIk was in from Lake Wash
ington yesterday.
Mrs. Herman=Splett of Wabasso was
in the city steday.,g ss-
Attorney w. d. Abbott of Winona
was in the City, today.
G. G. Johannes and wife of Nicollet
were in the city today
Mrs. L. F. Mertens of Good Thunder
visited in the city today.
: Miss Emma Dangier of Sanborn Wis
tied in the citygesterday.
p; II. Finnisans Of Calumet is payin.
! Mankato a business visit.
u: a.. Allen and wife of Albert Lea
We're IN MankatO yesterday.
Mrs. d. Burns and Miss Isabe
Burns OF. Springfield were in the cit,
.I;today. 7s m f;a
Miss Margaret O'Connor and Mis-.
Louise Wishmann of st. Clair were il
the city today.
i Misses Jean Anderson and Lauri
Davis of Blue Earth were guests il
the city, yesterday.
Leonard Rosquist returned to Rock
ford, ILL.,. today, after spending vaca
tion OF three weeks in the city.
John Lind and family drove through
Mankato yesterday afternoon in >thei
touring car OH their way to New Ulm
DIR. j. III. james went to Moose Lake
Mimi. yesterday afternoon to lool
over some land he has. near there
I'jle will return this evening.
, Miss Mary Willard of the AIinneap
Hollis public schools, came home las
night to- remain over Sunday with. he
4 pArentss LMr. sand Mrs. ID. G. Willard.
Missuu.Ada Housies who swass resi-
dent Of AIankato for number o
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S. F. Heath of Wells was in Man.
kato today.
d. L. Evans of Delaypii was in the
city over night. :,
w. j. Moonan 81 Waseca was in the
city yesterday.
Alfred Cline of Winnebago was in
the city Saturday
j. A. White returned last night from
a visit to Waseca.
John r. Snow and wife were in st.
Paul over Sunday.
Fred c. Brehm is out again after an
illness of few days
Elmer Glenn and family spent Sum
day at Nicollet with relatives.
Mrs. Fuller of Amboy did some
shopping in the city Saturday.
George \. Loomis and wife of st.
Peter were in Mankato yesterday.
NJ. y. Watson and \. II. Fuller OF
Amboy were Saturday visitors in the
city
Misses Perle b. Edwards and May
5. Amcs of st. James took supper in
the city Friday.
Misses Mayme Kelley of Mortified
and Ruby Brigham of Dundas were in
the city Saturday.
w. ii. George, manager OF the Postal
Telegraph office at Saltwater, was
home over Sunday.
Miss Grimes of Heron Lake was the
guest of Mrs. G.. Il. Bradley over Sun
day, returning home today
Mrs. Fred. Austin returned today from
st. Paul, where she :. went Friday
morning to visit two sisters
Charles j.. johnson OF the C. l.
johnson Manufacturing company, was
down from st. Paul Saturday.
William .McEwen, state labor com.
missioner, will be here this evening
and speak at the Gray meeting.
Misses Jameson and Christensen
stenographers for the Mankato Mills
company, We're in st. Paul over Sun
day.
Professor c. L. Riley attended the
football game in Minneapolis Satur-
day, and also spent Sunday III the
cities
Misses Clare Hansen and Olga Lind
qulst OF Gustavus Adolphus college, st
Peter, attended the concert in this
city Friday night.
Mrs. W. II. Nelson and son Clifford
OF Judson left Thursday for Tracy t.
spend the weeks end with Mrs. Mel
sons sister, Mrs. II. T. Hansen.
Mrs. NJ. a. Greene of Spokane, Mrs
NJ. a. Cadwalder of Faribault, who
have been the guests of their brother
Nj. NJ. Cram, the past week, dcparte,
Tor their home today.
William H.. George of Saltwater wa
IN Mankatos yesterday. He came here t,
be present at the tweaty-second wed
ding anniversary of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William George.
Messrs. Hurley and Whitcomb of Tn,
Albert Lea Tribune were visitors il
Mankato Saturday afternoon. The,
were accompanied by their wives. TIL
trip here was made via Fairmont il
an auto. Messrs Hurley and Whit
comb are looking over newspape
presses, with view to placing new
one i'll their own office as soon as TIN
consolidation with The Times Enter
prise i'll Albert Lea is carried out.
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Marlit Lodge Dance.

Marlit lodge, Sisters of the Sons of
Herman, gave very enjoyable dance
at their hall last evening. Eighty
couples were in attendance The mu-
sic was furnished by Lamm's orchestra,