The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-07-15

deavor convention being held here. The
Union church was organized at Du-
hlth last September, with Rev. Bruce
". Black, formerly of Mankato, as
| pastor, and has had a remarkable
; growth. The church membership is
! very, close to 100 and the Christian
Endeayor society has membership OF
thirty-seven. The members of the
4 church very recently presented Rev
| Black with purse of $50 as a token
of their appreciation of his efficient
services during the past eleven months.
From Saturdays Daily.
! O. Il. Severson was in from Medic
today.
r. r. Kaul of Amboy was in. the
city yesterday.
Mrs. j. F. Dow of Faribanlt was in
/ Mankato yesterday.
E. Isenhart of Mapleton was in the
| city Thursday evening.
/ DIR. G. A. Roberts of LeSueur Center
was in the city today.
! Senator John Moonan of Waseca
was in the city yesterday.
George J. Dussel of Waterville
| dined in the city yesterday
A. G.. Blasting and wife of Henderson
visited in the city yesterday.
S. Balzer and wife of Mountain Lake
| were visitors in the city today.
+. A. Ward and brother of Fairmont
/ -, no 81
Attorney F.. B. Andrews of Waseca
transacted business in the city yester-
day.
c. d. Mccarthy of Montgomery was
called to Mankato yesterday by bust
ness.
| Lewis C. COsgrove, wife and boy of
LeSueur paid Mankato friends visit
yesterday. y
Mrs. Arthur Sutton and child. mother
and sister went to Vivian today for
a weeks visit.
GEORGE .Jost and family. arrived from
Lincoln, Neb., Wednesday afternoon to
visit relatives.
c. S. Bugbec and c. f. Southwick of
Wells were called to the city on bust
ness yesterday.
William jacobson, Jr., and DIR. Hawk
I inson of Luverne were arrivals in the
|city this morning.
MIA Benke and Misses Emma V.
and Nina Benke of Arlington, S. d.,
visited in the. city today.
Burt l. Weld, wife and children and
r.? ". Reed of Slayton were among the
visitors in the city yesterday.
Rud jain of Huron, S. S., has re-
several days in this city with friends.
Mrs. Mary Hasfp and Miss Nettie
Schmidt left today for Owatonna to
visit the formers daughter, Mrs. John
Cote. -
Mrs. V. A. Street is expected home
this evening She has been visiting
friends in Council Bluffs, Iowa, for a
number of weeks.
Editor John King of The Jackson
Pilot was in Mankato today. John
likes to- see good game of ball and
was disappointed that the weather pre-
vented game today.
Frank Ellsworth of ST. James was in
Mankato last evening, He has been
touring parts OF the district and ex
pressed himself as well pleased with
the congressional situation.
Miss Minnie Haslip, Mr.. Henry Mey-
er. of st. Peter also Boyd Churches
of Longmount, Colorado, spent few
days visiting at the homes of Mr.. Al
bert Schmidt and Alfred Hoffman.
Mrs. r. Burrill and Mrs. A. w.
Strickland arrived yesterday at Water
loo, Iowa. They went overland in
Mr.. j. II. Stewards automobile. They
found the road fine in Iowa, but rath-
er poor in Minnesota.
: Thomas McGary, well-known resi-
dent of this county, yesterday foro
noon was overcome by the heat and
Frank Kiffe invited him to go to mis-
room over Kolman's saloon and lie down
for awhile. Mr.. McGary did this, but
after he got up he tried to go down
stairs again, in the early Afternoon
and in doing so fell down the stairway
and received injuries that are expected
10 prove fatal. As soon as he was found
he was removed to st. Joseph's hos
pital Percy Barry was the first to
come to his assistance. but George
otto also saw him fall.
DIR. Dumont was summoned and
found that Mr.. McGary was suffering
from fracture at the base of the
SKULL causing hemorrhage of the brain.
The injured man has been delirious
since the accident. Death may pos
sibly not result for several days.
Mr.. McGary has of late been living
with his son, William. VINO is con-
Quoting 4 hotel in South Dakota
town, and arrived day before yes
terday to visit friends. in the city. He
has two other children, Mrs. john j..
Rooney of Chicagos and Mrs. Ferdinand
s. Kiffe of this city. His wife. died
some years ago.
Mr. McGary was superintendent of
the poor farm a quarter of century
ago He had farm in Mankato town
ship, which he resided upon until a
few years ago.
Mr.. McGary was not feeling well yes
.terday forenoon and at 1880 a. m.
Mr.. Kiffe accompanied him to his room.
1t was at ! 80 that Mr.. McGary start