The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-09-09

city, now OF Seattle, dled at ner nome
in st. Peter. She was a sufferer from
infammatory rheumatism. She was
sixty-five years of age.
Winona Republican and Herald: Gen
eral Agent H. j. Wagon of the Chicago
& Northwestern road, who started out
for the eastern part of the division on
Monday, has been compelled to return
home on account of illness.
William johnson, living on Willard
street, got into the meshes of the
law last night, and Judge Comstock
today put him upon probation until
Oct. |. His fondless for the flowing
bowl is what got him into trouble.
The city of st. Clond is looking
for well-matched team of horses
weighing about 1900 pounds each, which
will be used by the fire department.
The Journal Press of that city states
that good horses are hard to find.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. c. r.
Manwaring, at st. James, was entered
few nights since by someone with
burelarous intent. The thief stole 4
pair of gold-rimmed spectacles and
articles of food from the refrigerator
Faribault Journal: When the Ring
ling Bros train reached Faribault from
/ MankatO Thursday morning it was
found that two valuable draft horses
in one of the cars had died during the
| trip. The cause of death could not be
! learned
| Mrs. William ,Lsxhrop of Spokane
/ Falls, Wash, formerly Miss Flora
Hanna of Mapleton, spent the day in
the city visiting Mrs. w. +. Brooks.
! She has been visiting her brothers at
/ MapletOn, but is now on her return
from a trip east.
! Rev. r. Ross Paden, wife and chill
dren have returned to Mankato after
spending month at the home of Mrs.
Paden's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Sewer, Vernon Center. Rev.
Paden will occupy the pulpit of the
Presbyterian church Sunday morning.
There was considerable excitement at
t Butterfeld last Saturday. Editor
lldiSICO ttINi ItclhDti
same Johnson Jeffries Both were ar
rested. Haiset was fined $40 and costs
and Rempel So and costs. Here is
where the newspaper man was discrim-
mated against.
Mapleton Enterprise: Ex-sherif Fred
Gerlach and Mrs. Gerlach departed last
week for Renville county where they
will look after the threshing on their
farm. Last Thursday was the first
day Mr.. Gerlach had been able to be
about since his long illness so the trip
was quite an undertaking.
Cement steps are being put in en-
tirely across the front of st. Johns
Catholic church, the old stone steps
entrances will he made in the church
one on each side of the main entrance
These, with other Improvements under
way, will add much to the church.
Donald Young, son of Mr.. and Mrs
w. T.. Young. arrived Wednesday night
from Eugene, Oregon, to visit his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. p. Young
for couple of days. He will go t.
Minneapolis tomorrow morning to re
sumo his work in the law department
of the state university, this being hi
third year in the institution.
Good Thunder Herald: Miss Selma
Just is having a couple of weeks VA
cation from her duties at Immanue
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her place there. Last week Miss JUS
and her mother went to Rochester
where the mother is to have an opera
ton for goitre, but owing to tn,
crowded condition at the hospital, they
returned and went again the first o
This week.
st. Peter Herald: Mrs. Georg
. Brewster and daughter, Carrie, of Man
kato and Mrs. Mary Gardner of Seat
tie. Wash, were guests at the Fitch
thorn home yesterday afternoon. Mrs
Gardner is delegate from the Relic
corps at Seattle to the national G.. A
r. convention at Atlantic City, n. j,
and leaves for that place next week
!
vania to visit relatives.
| Mapleton Enterprise: w. +. Hughes
one of the present efficient county of
ficials has not filed for reelection al
though the business interests of Man
: katO made urgent requests for hin
, to do so. Mr.. Hughes has proven
faithful, competent and careful officia
and visit to the probate court of
) flee will indicate to the most skeptica
that the methods introduced by .Judg
Hughes are of inestimable benefit t,
posterity.
Sleepy Eye Dispatch: Mrs. Georg
. Feirer and daughter of Mankato ar
visiting here with relatives. From her
; she will 60 to Ivanhoe to visit wit
her husband who is engaged in tn
cement business at that place. GeOrg
= has a lot of work to do there.
, Mrs. Spehr and family, accompanied b.
, her sister, Mrs. O'Brien, arrived i
. Sleepy Eye from Mankato Thursda,
and commenced housekeeping in tn
, O. w. Hagen residence on East Mai
street, recently purchased by Mr.. Spehl
AmbOy Herald: j. G.. Fowler O
Mankato, register of deeds and a can
didate for reelection, arrived her
/. Tuesday evening and left Wednesday
{ If we have sized up his case logical
) the majority of voters will say tina
, he has had but one term not count