The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-11-04

will 90 to Sleepy Eye where they will
90 to housekeeping.
Played $500"
Members of the several Masonic
bodies and the Eastern Star enjoyed
pleasant time at the lodge hall, last
evening. The party was given under
the auspices of the Eastern Star and
q large number Of people enjoyed the
festivities. Five hundred was played,
and fortunes were told Nice refresh
mcnts were served. The Sunshine club
treasury was benefited by the affair.
Frank just and wife left today for
Chicago.
c. II. Brace of Amboy was in the city
yesterday.
IT. +. Woods of Amboy was in the
city last night.
w. l.. Cunningham of Sleepy Eye was
in the city today.
Miss DOllie Hall Young will leave
tonight for Walla Walla.
George C. BOrchardt OF Minneapolis
was in the city over night.
Col. James IT, Davidson of st. Paul
was in Mankato over night
Teddy Tollofson, druggist at Am
boy, visited the city today.
Mrs. Abe Hirsch and son of Albert
Lea are in Mankato visiting relatives.
Frank l.. Kelly of Madelia, candidate
4 fn~ bo ~, in h. al
night.
| +. w. Veihman, a lie Sueur mer-
chant was in Mankato yesterday on
| business.
The weather today reminded one OF
winter. Aside from the wind, however
the air was not so cold.
| Attorney General George t. Simpson
of st. Paul, who spoke at st. Clair last
night, was a guest in the city over
night
Miss Rose Paulcy, stenographer fol
! w. II. Geddes, entered local hospita
today to be operated upon for appen.
dicitis.
Isaac Joseph departed yesterday fol-
lNio ''titio- bidLii. Iic VIII TttuIi
later with his wife and child who
are living in town near Rio Jan
eric.
Mrs. Lucy Lewis of Minneapolis, de
partment president of the Woman's Re-
lief corps, who has been in Mankatt
since Sunday, went to Shakopee yester
day to inspect the corps there.
The new road to the site chosen fOl
the Catholic mother house and ladies
school is about completed As tn,
grading is fresh and soft, it has bee,
decided to let it settle during the win
ter before crawling it.
4 w. l.. Sontag, general manager O
the st. Paul Promotion company, wa
in Mankato today. He was en- route t,
1 MorristOwn. He stated that matters il
connection with the proposed electri
!, line are progressing nicely.
;, S. S. Parker of Sioux Falls is spend
, ing few days in Mankato with hi
J, sister, Mrs. A.. C. Tilden. Mr. Parke
was in the employ of Il. d. Hubbar
twenty-five years ago and this is hi
, first visit her since that time.
The central station firemen were call
ed out at 4:l0 a. IN. by a telephon
call to put out a fire in some hmbe
back Of Mr.. McDonald's residence, cor
ner of Fourth and Walnut streets. Thi
. was done with a chemical. The blaz
had started from sparks in ashes, fan
nod hu tho md No do
=, done.
Fred. NJ. Dow of FallOn, Mont, wa
in the city today on his way to Hay
ward, Wis.,, and was the guest of hi
:, daughter, Mrs. C. l.. Kennedy. He use
TO live in Sawyer county, forty mile
from the home of John Detz, and j
!. years gone by he was sympathize
with the man, although having no pei
sonal acquaintance with him. So
:. The failing to give proper supper
to his wife and family of seven sma
children, Otto Fl. Lcntzkc of Spring
: field must anguish in the. county ia
at New Ulm for period of eight
!, days. Lentzke was arrested in Mankat
' last Saturday night by the marsha
from, Springfield. Lentzkc was en-
ploycd i'll the Omaha round house.
Judge /. NJ. Olson of Sleepy Ey
has filed an order temporarily restrain
: ing the Consumers Power compan
from turning its current over its pc
: line from the dam to this city, br
!, allowing it in all other respects
proceed with its pole line work. I'll
. Mankato Citizens Telephone compan
:, has leave to file counter affidayits
! those presented by the Consumer
. Power company at the hearing MOI
day.
q From fridays Daily. sftr ~ 49,
.. Philpr I0hnSan NunfialS ~ !.