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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-02-25
Cambria

There will be a literary in the Wood
man hall next Friday night
Mrs. Robert Hughes has been quite
sick but is on the road to recovery
Will Harris of Cambria has gone 10
Appleton TO try TO sell his land in
terests there.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hughes OF Dodge
vile, Wis, are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Rev. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Espenson have
a new monograph and are entertain
ing the neiehbors with the music.
There was a party at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Harris last Thurs
day afternoon. Everybody enjoyed them
selves.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Edwards moved
to Cambria last week. They arc living
in the upstairs of Mr.. William Ed
wards house.
The 1Ioreb church gave a farewell
party for Minnie Roberts Monday night.
There were sevcnty-two present. Every
one reports good time.
Miss Minnie Roberts went Wednes-
day to Capa, South Dakota, to file on
her claim She intends to make her
home there at the present time.
Mr. and Mrs j. ID. Price. Eva Jones,
and Minnie Roberts returned home
from Racine last Wednesday. They
went to attend the funeral OF Mr..
Griffith F. Jones, father of Miss Eva
,Jonps
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last evening to attend the Retail Gro
GERS and General Merchants associa.
ton meeting today and tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. George TT. Lang went
to Sioux Falls, S. d., this afternoon,
and Mrs. Lang will remain couple
|of weeks. Mr.. Lang will be hack this
week.
Oddo Phelps, who has been occupying
the Barney Gerlich place, today moved
to near Good Thunder, nine miles dis
tant with his family. A number of the
farmers turned ont and had moving
bee
John II. Koch, buyer of silks and
dress goods for the George +. Brett
store has Just returned from New
York where he spent three weeks
calling on the largest manufacturers
and importers and selecting from their
lines the choicest fabrics for the spring
season of 1910
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Macbeth re-
turned last evening from brief visit
with Mrs. Macbeth's sisters. at Sioux
Falls, s. ID. Tomorrow they will leave
for Chicago. Mr.. Macbeth will return
in a day or two, but Mrs. Macbeth
will 90 on to Pittsburg where she
will visit her daughter for six or
eight weeks.
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Rapidan

Burt Shores is at home.
Miss Una Rodgers Sundaycd at home
The surveyors are still at work OH
the dam project.
Grandma Freeman's condition is
gradually growing worse and no hopes
are entertained for her recovery.
Paul Rodgers, who is at home from
Faribault for few days visit, will re.
turn to that place in a day or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Z. Van Sickle and
Miss Harriet Van Sickle of Whitehall
Wis, are visiting at the home of w
w. Weller and other relatives.
Several from here who tarricd il
Mankato Saturday for the late train
arrived home early Sunday morning
the train, being hours late.
Several from here attended the en-
tertainment given at Garden City by
Mr.. Olmstead and they speak very
highly of it, Mr. Olmstead being al
artist in his line.
Mrs. Anna just has gone to Jor
dan, Mimi, for short visit with he
brother, the Rev. Rooms. Theodore ant
Theophilus Just have gone to Texa
on land seeking expedition.
Mr.. Olmstead will give an enter
tainment at the NJ. w. A. hall Wedncs
day evening Feb. % under the aus
pieces of the Woodmen lodge. Com
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Spring Island

Mr.. Ole Holey, brother of Mrs. john
Holden, is very low of heart trou-
BILE.
Mrs. Herman ReedstrOm is getting
better Of serious attack of pneu-
monia
The two sons OF Mr.. Nicholas Paul
son are well over an attack of infan-
tile paralysis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Williams are the
happy parents of fine little daughter,
born Feb. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holden are enter
tanning a sister and family from
Blooming Prairie.
Mrs. j. A. Williams has spent the
last two weeks with her son, Ray
Williams, assisting in the care of her
new granddaughter.
| Morris, Fred and Harry Williams
, and Mr.. Arthur Hodge of North Da,
kota were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Williams.
| Henry Jesse has purchased the May
cumber farm at the head OF Dornbere
hill. As Mr.. Jesse is one OF the mos
industrious young men of this sec
ton, great improvements may be OK
pected in the place.
Frank and Claude Crandall enter
tanned the local card club Saturday
evening. Progressive cinch was playG,
j ut three tables. Mrs. Richard .jone.
and Mr.. d. T. Bowen won head prizes
while Mrs. Arthur Mitchell and Mr.
Smith drew the consolation. The even
ing was a very pleasant one. Mrs
Ficd Mccall assisted Mrs. Crandal
in serving a fine lunch
The Rapidan Nciehbors' aid held ;
work session with Mrs. f. L. Dornber:
Thursday afternoon. This club is
great success socially and financially
Miss Clara Yaeger is the efficient pres
idcnt and Mrs. Fritz Bosin Jr.. sec
rotary. 1t was voted to purClias
cloth for infants clothing, make III
same for an orphanage asylum in 81
Paul. This is only one OF the man,
lbenevOlences the club has undertake.
this winter.
| The Rapdan Creamery association
combined business with pleasure at ii
annual meeting Feb. at Woodma
hail. The forenoon was given to dis
cussiOn of business, at noon the ladie
served a splendid oyster dinner. ]
anyone went home hungry it mus
have been his own fault. The ban
lplayed several selections and a fin
social time was enjoyed. Ii was vote
. to hold its next annual meeting j
the same place and way, also to hol
Il picnic in June.
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Garden City

Mrs. w. A. Wagner and Callie BiXby
were Vernon Center callers Tuesday.
Lulu Thompson of Ceresco visited
her cousin, Mrs. Esther Van Sickle,
Friday.
Mrs. Ed Naylor has been enjoying
a weeks visit with her mother of
Luverne, MINI.
Ida Bixby visited her uncle, Z. T.
Champlin and family of Mankato,
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Lizzie Hughes entertained a
few lady friends Tuesday evening. A
delicious supper was served.
George John and wife visited the lat
ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs John Pear
son of Waterville, last week.
A parcel shower was given at the
home of Mrs. Ezra Gates Saturday in
honor of Miss Gladys Randall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee j. Duflield and son
of Kidder, S. d.. are visiting the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Duffield.
| The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
odist Episcopal church gave dinner
at the home of Mrs. L. Roberts Satur-
day, Feb. II. in celebration of Abraham
Lincoln's birthday.
Miss Gladys Randall and Mr.. Fred
Strineham. both of this vicinity, We're
united in marriage at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Merton Clough Monday,
Feb. IA. Mr.. Stringham is the minis
ter of the Christian church and Miss
Randall is the primary teacher of the
Garden city school. They will make
their home in Garden City, residing
! i'm Mr. and Mrs. Grant Wards resi-
dence.
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An1boy and Vicinity

Lewis Brown was Mankato visi-
tor on Saturday.
Ciret Brace. the hustling real cs-
tate dealer of Amboy was in NIankato
last Saturday.
ScigIe Bros, horse buyers Of Chicago.
secured only six horses at Amboy, BIZ.
there are a large number of fine horses
in this locality yet.
Frank IIannay was in Mankato on
Saturday last and purchased several
full blood brown lcShorn eockerels.
Frank has a flock of about two hun
bred hens of which any poultry fan
cier would feel proud.
TT. O. Thomson and William Mcqueen
attended the county option meeting
(which was held IL Mankato Friday.
Mich interest is being manifested in
The coming convention to be held in
st. Paul on March =.
The third and last contest OF the
series of spHblng matches was held
Thursday night at the Kinney school
housc. Pleasant Grave school won two
out of the three trials and was de-
clared the victors. About 500 was re.
allied from the three meetings.
The revival meetings which have been
| in progress at Basey church the past
few weeks under the leadership of the
evangelist. w. A. Cook. closed Sunday
night. with an addition Of twenty new
members. Elder Cook is a fine sneaker
and always commands large audience
| Tt would be IL good plan Tor the
citizens Of Amboy to get little OF
Mapleton's enthusiasm and organize
a library board and proceed to stars
II library which would be grea' ocre-
F, 81. not only ~ tn: citizens OF Amboy
hat also for the people i'll the SURROUND
Il ing community.
| All lovers of fine horses met q;
jackson Lake last Saturday to witness
a contest of several fine speedy horses
in this locality. Several tracks on the
lice were cleared of snow and tho
sport was exciting as we'll as interest
inc. VIII Dennison's horse carried OF
all the honors of the day.
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7ifvoE

Miss Marian Tanner visited her par
ents short time ago.
, Miss Lottie Bennett spent a few
F, days visiting her parents.
Mrs. j. Morse is quite i'll with a
cold but hope that she is improving.
Mr.. Leslie Morse spent a few days
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. Morse.
Mrs. P. IT. Harvey spent a few days
Visiting relatives and friends at Kasota.
Miss Sadie Musser spent few days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. j.
, Musser.
Miss Oracle and Pearl Buchholtz
spent Saturday and Sunday with their
grandparents.
The next w. F. NJ S., will meet
Wednesday March 2, at the home OF
Mrs. NJ. Phalen.
Miss Gertie and Annie Macbeth spent
Saturday and Sunday with their par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Macbeth
Mr.. T. Rose and family have been
I'LL with colds and sore threats, but
are improving, also Mrs. c. Dean.
lie lle1SHDOfHOOQ mas Deen NlSlleu
by Pinkeye. colds, and sore threats,
but all is improving which we are
|all glad to hear.
Mrs. ID. Brennan, mother of d. O.
Tcnney, Of Fulton street, has arrived
from Napoleon, n. d., and will visit
with her son, and probably make her
home in the city hereafter.
A crowd of young folks drove to
the home of Frank Wcnners Friday,
the evening was splendid playing games
and refreshments were served. All went
home we'll satisfied with their ride and
an enjoyable evening.
Last Saturday evening crowd Of
about fourteen went to spend the even
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Musser, it being
Mrs. Musser's birthday. Games were
played and Miss Sadie Musser rem
dered several selections on the organ.
Refreshments were served and the
guests departed at u late hour, wishing
Mrs. Musser many happy returns on
the day.
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St. Clair


The stores and saloons were closed
Sunday.
Father Kelly was a Mankato visitor
Tuesday.
Misses Grace and Pearl BuchhOltz
spent a few days last week at Tivoh.
Messrs. Theilman and Chase, who are
on the petit jury, spent Sunday at
home.
A valentine party was held ut the
home of Mrs. Jake Chase Saturday
evening.
The Royal Neighbors initiated Henry
Joreenson of Eagle Lake into their
lodge Friday evening.
Mrs. Hale, a member OF the Royal
Neighbor camp, was taken 10 st. Paul
for an operation for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Cords have
moved over the bank and will assist
Miss Eaton at the telephone office.
ST. Clair teachers attended the South
ern Minnesota Teachers association
meeting in Mankato Friday and Sat
urday.
| i ne LADIES Alu vi tnc
ltional church will meet at the home of
Mrs. Bestman Wednesday, Feb. %. All
are cordially invited to attend.
A large number of the Sunday school
workers of the Congregational church
were pleasantly entertained at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Fields We'd
ncsday evening. An oyster supper was
served and good time was enjoyed
by ALL
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Kerns and Hebron

Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Rood are still
quite feeble in health.
Mrs. William Spear is on the sick
list and confined to her room.
Mrs. August lTeiser is confined to
her bed with muscular rheumatism.
{. :. Thurston OF .Iudson went 10
Chicago with car OF horses last Fri
day.
l.. Bmrill of AankatO came out to
his farm last week and remained over
night.
{. w. Peterson Of hudson is quite
busy these days with his saw mill
and grinding feed
The Door brothers have been she'll
ing corn the past week and have ship
ped another carload TO Minneapolis.
Miss Lottie Bennett the teacher at
Kerns. took her Washington birthday
vacation last Friday. She spent sew
eral days at her home in Tivoli
Alex Jacobson has sold out his stock
and interest in the farm at Jndson to
iiS DIotncT, JOSilh WHO Is Ill butlc,
Mont, he will move here soon.
Mrs. L. P. Parsons had the mis-
fortune to fall and fractured her
left arm last Tuesday. A physician
was called and reduced the facturc.
+. j. Rood expects to take his little
son Earl to local hospital at Man
kato for treatment for inilammatOry
rheumatism, the little fellow has been
quite a suffer for some time.
Rev. Bacon will continue his series
of sermons in Mathew until Easter.
Last Sunday was stormy and the con-
gregation was small, but those who
were absent missed good sermon.
Mr. and Mrs. c. T.. Rhodiknr and
daughter are visiting in Bmc Earth
county with sister who is going to
move to Washington state. William
Meyer. his brother in law is running
the blacksmith shop during Mr.. Rhodi.
kur's absence.
Miss Lucrecia Hendley of the Com.
mercial college came to her home in
Hebron last Friday. and is now having
a run of the measles. There arc now
about eight families in Hebron afflicted
with the measles and the Hebron schoo
NAV have to be closed.
There is a great shortage Of cars al
hudson, wood is being piled up along
the track. there arc several car load;
of baled hay awaiting shipment; th'
elevator is filled with wheat, an(
there are several carloads of oats ant
corn awaiting shipment, not to mention
the stock.
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Paul Ewert Reported to Be Sizing Up
Congressional Situation.

Minneapolis journal: Paul A. Ewert
of Pipestone, special assistant to the
attorney general of the United States,
may be candidate for the republican
nomination for congress in the second
district. He has been absent from
the state a long time on government
work, but letter has been received in
timating his intention to run. He
was candidate two years ago against
j. T. McClcary and Gilbert Gutter
sen neither of whom will run this
time Definite announcement from him
is expected soon.
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Surprise on Mr.. Bowen.

Mrs. d. T. Bowen prepared pleas
ant surprise for Mr.. Bowen Thursday
evening in celebration OF his birthday
anniversary. A very enjoyable evening
was spent in progressive cinch, foul
tables playing. Head prizes were won
by Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mitchell, the
consolation by Mr.. Crandall and Mr.
Rcedstrom, A nice luncheon was served
and the departing guests extended con
CALCULATIONS and good wishes to Mr.
Bowen.
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w. Foley Is Traced By Auditor Weaver;
Told of SAD Affair.

w. Foley, of Belle Plaine has just
learned of the death of his son, Lee
Foley, which occurred last November,
in this city on the railway track
near the Rock street crossing. The
family were unable TO learn his where
abouts, but Auditor Weaver lately trac-
ed him, and wrote him, and has re-
ceived letter full of sorrowful eX-
pressions over his sons death. He will
be in Mankato Feb. 90.
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all came representing one hobby. which
was that they were not getting high
enough salaries, and were obliged to
pa tronize bargain counters.
The evening was spent very enjoy
ably with games and delightful 70
freshments were served.
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From Tuesdays Daily.
P.c!ty Colonial reception.

y very pretty AFFAIR was the colonial
or Washinstons Dil thday reception to
the students Of tie state rorma,
school, rendered by the faculty in The
gymnasium last eveaing. Almost all
@! the students We're present, and col
on.ai costumes we've worn, many Of
them being SPLEEN IDLY gotten ~ ana
trny iepr Sahr,ng the time depicted.
Pa: tiuclarly noteworthy were the cos
tunes worn by President and Mrs
&c. II. Cooper AMI Prof. and Mrs. !. NJ.
Me- onneil, who heaned the receiving
line. The others in the line were Mrs.
ID A. Swami, Miss Mccarthy and Prof
{. +. Curtis RiieF.
The decorations were of patriotic
nature, and in keeping with the occa-
sion, consisting largely of flags and
h:nting. The scene was indeed a pc
ture squc one, s.nd possessed its ei,..
cative features as well as being a pleas
ant diversion. 1t is was an incursion
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Chicago Tribune: The weather man
might be more beloved il he didn't
predict cold waves with such deadly
accuracy.
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WASHINGTON Birthday Party.

Miss Lena Just OF Rapidan enter
tanned a large Washington birthday
party Saturday evening. Invitations
were issued on Ratchet shaped cards,
the rooms were decorated with flags
and patriotic emblems. A part of the
entertainment was singing national airs.
Frollicking games were played by the
younger people while cards amused the
more sedate. A very delicious lunch
was served.
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China Wedding Anniversary.

! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pearson, who
live near Red Jacket, yesterday cele.
brated their twentieth wedding ami.
versary. At least fifty people were
present, including children and grand
children and friends and neigh
bors. Those from this city We're
present were, Rev. and Mrs. w.
n. Jameson, Prof. and Mrs. George
f. Nettleton. Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Muir
lphy, Mrs. F. B. Cowgirl and Mrs.
ii. NJ. Vance.
The house was deliberately decorated
with Washington's birthday emblems OF
|all kinds. The greater part of the
day was devoted to the cclebratio
and sumptuous dinner was served
at one o'clock. The host and hostess
were presented with nmerous china
leifts as tokens of esteem. The
whole affair was one of great en-
joyment and Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson
were voted royal entertainers
and all wished them many happy re-
turns OF the day.
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President and Mrs. c. II. Cooper are
entertaining the members of Anthony
Wayne chapter, ID. "A. r., at their home
on Ramsey street this afternoon.
John Ward of Bcauford was in the
city yesterday.
Jacob Busch Of NIapleton was in
the city Sunday.
c. T. Crawley was over from ST.
James last night.
j. d. Salter of Faribault was in the
city last evening.
c. Randall of Amboy paid the
city a visit today.
William Busch of Owatonna was in
the city over. night.
G. w. Hemingway of Waseca was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. s. Slade of Worthineton
is visiting in the city.
G. G. Phillips took trip west to-
day on official business.
G. a. Lewis is attending the auto
mobile show at Minneapolis.
J. j. Murphy and Hugo Kruger OF
GAINESVILLE were in the city today.
j. Albrecht and Frank Borchardt oil
Maplcton were in the city today.
A.. T. label and wife of Minnesota
Lake were in the city over night.
Miss Dora Ryfr of Payncsville, MINI.
lis visiting at the home Of II. i
Kuhn.
z. j. Engesser came over from st
Peter yesterday afternoon returning
home today.
Mrs. B. NJ Cutler and Mrs. A. 7
Latta of Worthington visited in tn,
city yesterday
j. A. Berquist went to the twin cite
this morning to attend the retail
grocers' convention.
c. V. Compton and Arthur Lang o
Owatonna were among the out of tow
people in the city today.
! Mrs. Fred HotaIine who spent thre
days at Faribault visiting friends ant
relatives returned Yesterday.
Miss Ida Kratch, who is trainc,
nurse at st. Paul, is visiting relative
in the city for a couple of days.
Miss Jennettc Mcqueen will return
to her home at Napoleon this even
ling. after n weeks visit with Mis-
Doris Little.
Charles X Otto went to Minneapoli
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All Had Hobbies.

Superintendent and Mrs. F. j. Sperry
very pleasantly entertained the pub
lie school teachers and school board
members at their home l2S Liberty
street, Saturday evening. Each one had
been requested to come wearing some
aavisce to indicate his or her hobby and
to be prepared TO defend it. All did
so. and good deal of amusement re-
s,lted. The franklin school teachers
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his brains as never to remember he
hasn't any.
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Celebrated Ninety-Second Birthday.

Mr.. Gilbert Hall OF Lcliullicr cele-
brated his ninety second birthday an
niversary Saturday. Only relatives and
intimate friends were present, those
who have known him the longest
who love and honor him deeply, who
know his great worth, and have been
the recipient of countless acts of kind.
ness from him. Mr.. Hall was born
near Camden New York but has lived
in LeHullier since New Years day
1866. \ happy afternoon was closed
with a most inviting and carefully
served dinner. The center of the
table was craced with large birthday
cake, glittering with candles. Mr.. Hall
whose health is excellent for one OF
his great age, enjoyed the occasion
Friends brought pretty gifts and on de-
parting wished many happy returns OF
the great day
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Hill-Hctaling Wedding.

VCuuahS.
A very pleasant wedding took place
at the Methodist parsonage last Satur-
day evening. when Miss Viola Hill and
Frank c. Iiotaling were united in mar
riage. by Rev. w. n. Jameson. The
wedding was very quiet, and the cou-
pie repaired to the brides home, 2lS
Cherry street, where they will make
their home.
The bride is graduate Of the state
normal school and is an eXrc"icnced
and successful teacher, having iollowea
this profession for eighteen years. She
was born near Mankato, ana the
greater part of her life has been spent
in Mankato. Mr.. Hotaling was born
and raised in Mankato. and for seven
teen years past has held position
with j. A. Lewis & Son. They arc
most excellent couple, with many
friends who will extend their con-
CALCULATIONS and best wishes.
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The Frances Willard Memorial.

The North Mankato w. G. r. L
held very successful Frances Willard
memorial meeting Sunday evening il
the Methodist Episcopal church. Tho
pastor, Rev. J. d. Mccormick led iht
meeting. and gave an Grafton on Fran.
ces Willard, which was scholarly and
inspiring.
Miss Hazel Jewatt of Evanston, Ill.
gave description of Rest Cottage
from her own observation. Miss jew
'ett seemed to take the large audience
with her through the old home oi
Frances Willard.
Frances Wizards Influence l'po.
Young People" was selection nicely
read by Miss Leila Walrod
The song "Victory," by Mrs. Jaycox
was beautifully rendered.
Silvia Swcnson sang "Will 1t Pay p
very sweetly.
"They Vote for Rum" was Sun@ by
a boys choir trained especially for The
meeting, also chorus OF girl. sang
Were Coming, Dear Leader and
marched and sang Saloons Must Co.
Mrs. Sherk, who trained the chill
dren, seems to have had untiring pa
thence with the little ones.
As the pledge pads were passed
ten people signed the pledge.
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and hear him and laugh till your sides
ache. Everybody turn out and help
the woOdmen