The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-07-07

able disposition was manifested to
the last Sympathetic and consider
ate of the rights of others, motherly
children of which she was Justly
proud. The sympathy of the people of
the community goes out to the bereav.
ed husband and children. The people
of North Mankato feel a personal
loss in the untimely death of the
deceased.
The deceased is survived by her
husband and seven children, whose
names, beginning with the oldest are
Rose, George, Anna, Helen, Julia,
Lille and Alice. She is also survived
by her mother and brother, who
live in Ohio, two sisters in Iowa,
and two sisters i'm Tennessee.
The direct cause of death was
valvular heart trouble Of two years
duration. The weakness of the heart
was first known about eight years
ago.
The deceased was born in West
Phalie, Clinton county. Mich, on
September 3, 1870. and was united
in marriage to Patrick Kelly. Octo-
Der s. 1889, who have resided i'm
North Mankato the past twelve years,
moving here from Renvile county,
Minnesota.
The funeral services will be held
at St Johns Catholic church at
nine o'clock Monday morning, Father
Robert Hughes presiding. The in
terment will be at Calvary Gene
terry.
Burglars entered the home of Tom
Ogelsby, who resides on NicOllet
avenue between ten and eleven
O'Clock last night. Mrs. Ogelsby,
who was alone at home. was awakened
at the hour mentioned by noise
in the adjoining room. She man
aged to leave the house by the back
door and gave an alarm to neigh
Dor No clue was found and moth
ing was taken.
H. C. Small is placing new roof
Oh Mayer Bros. boundary building
and will repaint the roof of the ma
chine shop with an asphaltum paint
of his own composition. "This
paint" says Mr.. Small, "is proving
a winner of business. | cannot buy
anything equal to it as an all around
roof paint.
The North Mankato Gun club will
postpone it's regular Monday evening
shoot until Fourth Of July morning
at eight o'clock. 1t will be an open
shoot. Anyone who can handle a
gun is invited. Mr.. Gupthill, the ex-
pert with gun, will do some fancy
shooting.
William Mcguire received a mes
sage yesterday, announcing the
death of an aged sister of Mrs. Nc
Guire at Waterbury Nebr. Mrs. Nc
CURE and son left last evening to
attend the funeral.
John Kumerow has purchased the
dwelling of w. H. Tidland. 415 Sher
man street. Mr.. Kumerow and fam
lily will move into their new home
soon after July 4. This is a very
desirable piece of properly.
From Saturdays Daily.
A regular meeting of the school
board was held last evening A cir.
cular letter from c. G. Schulz, super
| intendent of the state department OF
public instruction, has been received
by the secretary in which the atten
ton of the school officers is directed
to that part of the compulsory school
law that provides for the taking OF
| a complete school census between
July 1 and September 1. This pro
vision is contained in Section Z
Chapter $50 of the laws of the last
session and reads as follows Sec
ton T. A complete school census
shall be taken in every sc6oOi dis
trict, common, independent, and spe
cial, between July l and September /
of all children between six and six
teen years of age, which census
shall show the name and date OF
birth of each person required to bt
enumerated, and the name and ad
dress of his parent. guardian, OF
other person having charge.
! "The school census shall be taker
by the clerk of the school board, Oh
by some other person or persons ap
pointed by the school board. Sucl
person or persons taking such cen
sus shall make two extra copies
thereof, shall certify to the schoo
board the correctness of the emu
meration and the information therein
contained. The clerk shall retain
| the original in his Office, send one
COPY to the county superintendent,
on or before September first and one
copy to the principal teacher, princi
pal or city superintendent OF the
school district, before the first day
of school of each school year. The
compensation for taking said schoo
census and making the extra copies
thereof shall be three cents for eacf
pupil enumerated. as shown by the
census list, except that in cities the
;, school board shall fix the compensa
Ition for this work"
This act repeats chapter 400 OF th'
laws of 1900 relating to the taklns
of school census. 1t Is now re
h. fol