The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-09-06

titan, Vera Cruz, Mexico, and will be
gone until September %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Landmark and
!Sheriff and Mrs. Anton Osten drove
to the fair at Hamline yesterday in
| the latter's car.
Miss Edna Larson left yesterday
! for the twin cities for short visit.
She will go from there to Duluth
and then go by boat to Detroit, Mich.
She will be gone about three weeks.
A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs.
81. W. Boland, Mr. and Mrs. C. NJ.
| Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. V. ]. Burkhed,
| Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Brooks and Mr..
Iowa, spent yesterday in the city.
Mrs. w. N. Plymat will leave to-
lday for Los Angeles, Cal, to attend
the National G. A. R. encampment.
She will join the state officers spe-
cial train at Omaha. This train
starts from ST. Paul today. Mrs.
Plymat will be gone about two
months. She is an active worker in
the Woman's Relief corps, the aux
Hilary of the G. A. R. and attends
nearly all the annual encampments
which are held in different cities
each year.
| Mrs. C. l.. Holmes and daughter,
Miss Grace, and Mrs Holmes Sis
Eter, Miss Butler, have returned from
a three months visit in Montana.
While gone they were in Hamilton,
Missoula and Kalispell They were
accompanied to Faribault by Mrs.
Roy Holmes and baby. The latter
will visit Mrs. Holmes mother there
! and later come to Mankato on a
| visit. Roy Holmes is in Kalispell,
Montana, where he has charge of a
piano store. c.. l.. Holmes will re-
turn home from Montana next month,
| after the fruit picking season is over.
He has large apple orchard there.
Miss Florence Nelson. was struck
by a motorcycle and Knocked down
| on the crossing of Front and Wash
ington streets, about one o'clock this
afternoon. The young lady was not
| injured.
Harold Corbin, who has been I'M
der parole for the past three months
for petty offense, has been COM
! pletely exonerated, as he has COM
piled with every order of the court,
and his conduct has been considered
excellent. He has therefore been dis
charged by the municipal Judge
Because she had her name on a
lodge membership card, Mrs. J.
Meurer of Belgrade township, again
has her pocketbook, which contain
ed $14.49 and some jewelry. She lost
| it yesterday on Mulberry street, and
| o. w. Walker, the real estate man,
!
, card in the pocketbook and was able
to return it to her.
st. Paul Dispatch: Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene l.. Patterson have moved
from their house on Goodrich ave.
nue. to the home of DR.. and Mrs
Walter Ramsey, Grotto street, until
their new residence at Grotto and
Osceola is completed. DR.. and Mrs.
Ramsey have gone abroad and will
be away until November 1.
Elyle Freeman, having failed IT,
! comply with the order of Judge Com
stock in making payments to the
support of his wife and two minor
Children, an order was entered today
requiring him to furnish a bond in
the sum of $500 in sureties to be ap-
| proved by the court. Freeman will
be- required to furnish shelter, food
and maintenance for his wife and
! children. He was committed to the
county Jail, not to exceed ninety
days, until his bond was furnished.
Up to noon, he had not been able
to furnish a bond.
/ T. S. Knox of Jackson was strick-
en- with an acute attack of appended
tbs at the state fair grounds Sunday
and was one of the eight patients
cared for at the emergency hospital.
After being given temporary relief
at the fair hospital he was removed
to the Northwestern hospital and
was operated upon. Mr.. Knox, who
is a son of T. j. Knox, was stricken
while arranging the exhibit of Jack
son county at the fair. There were
seven other cases cared for at the
emergency, hospital, all minor cases.
Edward Walsh, a lion trainer, had
received a wound on the hand from
one of the lions. This was dressed
and he left the hospital.