The Mankato free press., 1911-04-14
From Tuesdays Daily,
Piano and Voice Recital.

Inc presbyterian CHuEcu was
again thronged with music lovers
to listen to piano and voice re-
cital given by Miss Nellie Nitzkow-
ski and Miss Mildred Oleson, pupils
of Miss Else Jache and Mrs. Kath-
crime Ewertsen Gray.
Miss Nitzkowski opened the pro-
gram Her selections were charm
ingly and artistically given. in all of
which she showed herself to be a
musician of marked temperament.
Her technic is smooth, graceful and
sure. full of color, while her taste
is distinctly refined. There is some
thing in her playing that at once
rivets the attention Of her hearers.
Miss Oleson then followed, giving
The Indian Love Lyrics" the vary
ing demands of these trying songs
were met always with sufficient
power. soul and expression to ap-
peal to ones emotions. ranging from
forte TO piamissimo with artistic ef
feet.
The closing group revealed mel
low, exquisite voice, good diction,
tones that were flexible and vibrant
and charming personality.
These young ladies made a most
agreeable impression and the music
lovers of this city feel not only
pride in their daughters, but also
gratitude for the delights given them
through their intelligent interpreta-
tions Both received many hand
claps and flowers.
c. T.. Anderson of Wells is i'm the
city.
A. Messer of St Paul is visiting in
the city.
George Keene is i'm Minneapolis
on business.
Nj. Russell of Ceresco was i'm the
city yesterday.
J. A. Melone of Rochester was in
the city today
G. c. Chandler OF GAINESVILLE was
in the city yesterday.
Miss Ida Peterson of Hayfield was
in Mankato yesterday.
Sheriff Osten went to Janesville
this afternoon on business.
Attorney A. r. Pfau went today
to St Paul on legal business.
Attorney +. +. Ellsworth took a
business trip to Hayfeld today
H. p Goertz and wife of Noun
tain Lake were i'm Mankato last
evening
Commissioners J. ID. Humiston
went to Breckenridge this afternoon
on business.
W. f. Davey of Window, formerly
of this city, was i'm the city Satur-
day evening.
r. ID. Fawcett, NJ A. Ostrander
and r. S. Humble of Kasota were
in the city Sunday.
superintendent George d. Erck-
son of the EIysian schools was in
the city over Sunday.
Mrs. Cd Weaver and Miss Nellie
Wise went to Minneapolis today to
be gone a couple of days.
ID. W. Aughenbaugh and J. e.
Kelly of Wascca were i'm the city
yesterday for few hours.
w. I'll. George of Saltwater is Wis
iting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam George, for a few days.
Judge Pfau and Court Reporter
Davies held special term of court
at St James yesterday afternoon.
]. Douglas Dundas of Washington,
y. c., who has to do with the mill
ing industry, was in the city yester-
day
Commissioner J. ID. Humston left
this afternoon for Breckenridge. to
be gone two or three days on bust
ness.
Adolph Him. went to Jordan this
morning to take the mud baths for
sciatic rheumatism. He lives in
North Mankato.
Miss Leila Walrath and Mrs. T..
Erickson spent the day in Roches-
ter with Mrs. Walrath, who was
operated on last Thursday Mrs
Walrath is doing nicely.
Alexander Mcdonald returned yes,
terday from Hopkins. where he left
bis wife much improved. She is
now considered out Of danger. The
pneumonia affects but one lung.
G.. a. Backman of Waterville was
i'm the city between trains yester.
day He is connected with the Ged-
pey Pickle company and states that
the company will put in plant
to manufacture dill pickles in Man
kato.
Walter Adams of Winnebago has
been spending a day or two i'm the
city His wife entered local hos
pital week or ten days ago and
submitted to an operation. and for
a time her life was dispaired of, but
she is doing nicely now and is out
of danger.
Miss Else yache will depart to-
morrow for Berlin where she will
resume her studies i'm music. Mr.
and Mrs. Jache will go with their
daughter as far as ST. Paul. There
Miss Jache will meet lady friend
and together they will make the
journey across the water.
5 Miss Jessie Olson and Miss Anna