The Mankato free press., 1912-10-04

ers. We wish the new management
much success, for good hotel is a
spendid drawing card for any town.
st. Peter Herald: DIR. A. w.
Daniels and Dr. and Mrs. A. c.
Rosenquist will leave tomorrow for
California. DR.. Daniels came to
Minnesota about two months ago to
visit his son, Dr. J. w. Daniels,
and other relatives and old friends.
He has enjoyed his stay in Min
nesota greatly. he says, and it IS
certain that st. Peter people have
found great pleasure in their visits
with their pioneer physician. He
returns to his home at Pomona, but
our people hope that he will be
able to spend few weeks with us
next year, and for many years to
come DR.. and Mrs. Rosenquist will
go to Los Angeles, and after rest
of a few months, DR.. Rosenquist
will seek a location in the western
state Their friends deplore their
departure, but wish them content
ment and prosperity in their new
home.
Sherburn Advance: Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Deglman of Mankato are the
proud parents of daughter, born
to them last week. The mother
will be remembered as Miss Edna
Grupe, former popular young
lady of Sherburn. Sherburn friends
extend congratulations.
st. Peter Herald: AS we go to
press the standing of the parishes
of Mankato and ST. Peter, in the
contest for an important set of
vestments, was not obtainable. The
number of votes on each side will
appear in The Herald. Reports,
however, assure us that the contest
is to be a close one. Canvassers
for votes are busy, and the fight
will be kept up until the ballot box
is closed the evening of November 2.
Rochester Post and Record: The
forty-four German surgeons who
have been attending health con-
gress at Washington, representing
the German government, will arrive
by special train in Rochester Sat
urday morning at $50, and will
leave in the evening at $3.50. 1t was
intended to spend. two days in the
city, coming here on Friday morn
ing, but conditions have arisen that
make necessary the change in plans
LIE Sueur Democrat: William Nitt.
rowr has patch of strawberries
which are bearing for the second
time this season. Last Sunday he
picked several good sized ripe ber-
ries and the vines are loaded with
green berries and blossoms. Will
says if the frost keeps away for a
few days that he will treat us to
strawberries and cream. We have
never before seen strawberries bear.
ing at this time of the year, in
this country.
Winnebago Enterprise: Beginning
with October 1, Winnebago will have
la resident Catholic priest. Father
Colbert of St. Paul will be the
priest in charge here, and will
serve Delavan and Vernon Center,
in addition to Winnebago. 1t is
aimed to hold services in Delavan
and Winnebago three, times month
and once a month in Vernon Gen.
ter. Father Colbert is a fine ap-
pearing man, and we are glad to
have him with us. At the same
time, we shall all miss the genial,
capable and efficient Father Murphy
of Blue Earth, who has conducted,
services in the Winnebago Catholic
church the first Sunday of every
month for the past twelve years. So
many Catholic families have moved
here recently, and the congrega ton,
has been so largely increased, that
it was deemed expedient to secure
a resident priest. We know that
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