The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-04-21

O'Neill, representative from Thief
River Falls, and Thomas Frank
son, representative from Free
born county, had an encounter
in the house this morning over
the county representation bill.
Frankson accused O'Neill OF
degrading himself by his vote
on the bill and after further
exchange of angry words the
members clinched. Others in
terferred and the men were sep
arated.
Feeling is bitter during the
closing hours and Speaker Dunn
declares that order must be
maintained even if it is neces-
sary for him to call OH the gov
ernor for troops.
E. H. Juni of New Ulm was in
the city today.
J. C. Rabe of Nicollet wac in the
city last night.
Mic Juliar was in from st. Clair
yesterday, on business :
F. M. Mott and S. F. Heath of
Wells were in the city over night
Paul Fasnacht of Madison Lake was
i'll the city Sunday, receiving treat
ment.
Miss Pearl Lillibridge of New Ulm
was in the city today, visiting
friends.
J. r. Rosenwald returned to his
home at Madison, Mimi, yesterday
after short visit with his son, DR..
Rosenwald. ~"
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Nixon of
Minneapolis are visiting the latter's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Peart,
Lincoln street.
Mr.. Kramer of WinnebagO is in
the city for few days. Mrs. Kramer
is in one of the hospitals GONZALES
cling from an operation performed
last week
DR.. l. M. Mott of Wells was in
Mankato over night, the guest of his
sister, Mrs. e. e. Davis, Security
flats. Mr.. Heath of Wells accom-
panied him. '''
A. F. Rabe returned Saturday
night from Chicago, where he was
called week ago by the death of
his father, which occurred at Addi-
son, a suburb of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Garfield of
st. Paul are visiting at the home of
Mrs. Canfield's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
A. C. Hedberg. Mrs. Garfield will
remain the rest of the week.
County Auditor Weaver, Register
of Deeds Fowler and Coroner Ken
nedy were among those who went
to Vernon Center yesterday to at
tend the funeral of the late Thomas
S. Hays.
! Commissioner Adams of Martin
county was in the city over. Sunday
and Monday with Mrs. Adams, who
is in local hospital recovering from
severe operation performed two
weeks ago.
Mrs. William Kimmet and Miss
Edna kimmet of Montgomery were
among the dozen or more out of
town people who came to Mankato
yesterday to consult the Northwest.
ern Doctors institute.
Bert Bottomley of Winnebago was
in the city on business today. Mr..
BOttomley was on his way home
from Minneapolis where he has
served for two weeks on the jury in
| the limited States court
! Harry Parr, general superintend-
ent of the insurance department of
the knights of Pythias, will be at
the next meeting of the Knights OF
Pythias, on Thursday evening and
give them an interesting talk.
w. F. Siege. cashier of the Me
dina, N. D., State bank, was in Man.
kato yesterday on business. He
states that when he left home We'd
nesday last there was nine inches
of snow on the ground, and the crop
Ioutlook is good. 1T
Joseph Engesser of st. Peter was
in the city yesterday with his auto
mobile, and took Architect Gerlacf
and Joseph Stahl to Madison Lake
and back He is erecting double
store building in the village, and
will have a hall over the stores
which will make very commodious
meeting place.
Richard Harswill of Estelline, S
D., a former resident of Mankato
, was in this city Saturday on his re
, turn from Los Angeles, California
where he and Mrs. Harswill have. beer
!, spending the winter. Mr.. Harswil