The Mankato free press., 1910-01-14
Will Give Masquerade Ball.


Will Give Masquerade Ball.
Marlit Lodge, Sisters of the Sons of
Herman, will give masquerade ball
on Wednesday evening, Jan.l2, at Sons of
Herman hall. Lamm'S orchestra will
furnish the music A large attendance
lis expected as this is the first masked
ball of the season.
w. p. Rempel of Northfield was in
the city today.
i Charles c. Kolars of lie Sueur Center
was in Mankato today.
Rev. George w. Root and wife of
'Jeffers were in the city over night.
Hon. Frank Eddy was in Mankato
for few hours yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. J. n. Treadwell and daughters
| of ST. Peter visited in Mankato yes
terday.
Chester Stewart returned this noon
:, from st. Paul where he had been
on business. ta-
Miss Ethel Wilcox returned today
from st. Paul where she went on Tues
day to hear Schumann- Henk.
/ William Luedcke and Mrs. Schlender
were among the st. Peter people who
attended the theatre last evening.
Miss Marian Standish leaves tomor-
row night for Fort Smith Arkansas,
where she will spend the winter as
guest of Mrs. B. Hendricks. <%
The board of public works will hold
a meeting Jan. 10 for the purpose Of
levyings assessments for the grading
of Front and Pleasant streets where
they cross the slough.
Misses Blanche and Cecil Cleveland
of Lake Crystal have returned to their
home after spending the holiday va
cation with their aunt, Mrs. #. j.
|Sherk, in North Mankato.
I County Commissioner. Schuhs' daush-
tier, who was threatened with pneu-
Fmonia, is improving, and it is thought
that the attack has been warJed off.
MIR. Schultz drove home last night.
Waterville Advance: Benny Wheeler,
who was injured in a wreck near Man
kato last week, was brought home
Thursday He is in bad shape and it
will be. some time before he fully re-
covers. @E
st. =, Peter Tribune: Mr.. and
Mrs. George Moses, who now re-
side at Mankato, will leave in a
short time for Pennington where he
has position as signal repairman
with the Milwaukee. road. Mrs Moses
Iis,sa daughter of Ma and Mrs. Theo-
dore Roebke Of this: city. S% Z !,
st. Peter Tribune: attorney j. e.
Haycraft, F.who with shis family, ca hle
down front AIadelia to- ssspend the holi-
days was taken sick With iaundiee arid
lis Z; still confined to his bed, at. the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. C. W.. Carpenter.
HIS condition is somewhat, improved
but he is still a. sick man. ): =
Willis w. WILLIAMS of The ST. Paul
Pioneer Press was. in Mankato today.
He was engaged in gathering statis-
tics pertaining to the cost Of food
lproducts ten years ago and at the pres
ent time. The Pioneer Press will at
tempt to show why it costs so much
more to live now than it did ten years
iage.
st. James Journal. Gazette; An m-
grounded report was given currency,
last week, to the effect that the Park
Hotel property had been sold to some
Hudson, Wis, parties and that it would
be- used as q hospital. AS, we said,
there was talk Of sale but nothing
definite had been done up, to the time
| we received our latest information
from parties who are in "a position
to know.
Lake Crystal Union: The Union re
ceiyed copy of the Christmas addition
Of the Yuma Daily Examiner, printed
| at Yuma, Arizona, from Mrs. Minerva
Beasley, nee Minerva Williams, daugh-
ter. of w. e. Williams, who formerly
Presided in this county for years. Also
at one time resident of Minneapolis,
when engaged in the grain department
as, state weigher. Miss Williams was
married some time ago and went with
her husband to Yuma to reside.
Minneapolis Journal: Governor A.
To-. Eberhart conferred today with sew
Ieral Minneapolis physicians who OBJ
jject to DR.. H. NJ. Bracken, secretary of
| the state board of health, also serving
as a member of this board. DR..
Bracken's term has expired and the ap-
Ipomtment has been held up to give
the objectors a chance to, be heard. The
governor came over primarily to ad-
dress the implement dealers, and also
had an appointment with a dentist, at
lwhose office he was met by DR.. r. o,
Beard and escorted to the meeting,
(which was private.
| Minneapolis Tribune: Governor Eb-
erhart, chief executive of the state of
minnesota, yesterday renewed his dec
llafation of opposition. The statement
of the governors position was made
emphatic. "If it is punishment that is
wanted said the. governor, Il know a
Isubstitute. ], would not send a man to
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