The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-02-09

York city; Is IN the city today callin
ino the trade.
Mr.. Slade, who is vice president @
the Pure Oil company at Minheapt
| lis. was in the city yesterday lool
Ing after his interests
Frank Faktor Of Vernon Cente
was in the city yesterday transactin
business. He has sold his blacksmith
shop at Vernon Center.
Andrew Lynch of Franklin, VIII
is graduate of the Davis Business
university, is in the city fen
days calling on his friends.
Ellsworth Boynton, who was re
Gently injured In an automobile at
cident at San Francisco, Cal, has re
covered and spent n few days Il
Mankato.
]. II. Ray of Minneapolis was il
the city yesterday looking after hi
interests here. He is former Cit
zen of Mankato and has considerabl,
property in. this city.
George A. Alderman, gradual,
of the Davis business university, lef
yesterday for his home at Pipeston,
for q few days visit before going t,
st. Paul where he has accepted (,
situation. s~
Miss Carrie Miller, who has beer
studying stenography at the CONNER
cial college. has gone to Elysial
where she has accepted a position
as stenographer with the Elyslar
Milling company.
Gust A. Brussels of Fairmont is II
the city renewing acquaintance ant
attending to business matters. He
was a former resident of this city
having been connected with the Man
kato Candy Kitchen.
Fairmont Sentinel: Mrs. Fred Man
derfeld of Mankato will arrive Thurs
day to assist in the production of the
"Gipsy Rover" Mrs. Manderfeld vii
sing the part of Lady Constance il
the Operetta. She has a very sweet
and pleasing soprano voice and has
had large experience in this sort oil
work and the press notices thai
many papers have given her assure
US that we are to have the best
possible talent for the Gypsy Rover
next Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings. -. $50
George B. Schram Of Good Thun
der spent yesterday In. Mankato. The
accident which resulted in the death
OF Father Culliton and Elmer John
son of Mapleton occurred near Mr.
Schram's farm and Mr.. Schram's
daughter was an eye witness to it. i
Rev. Arthur Dittmann spent last
night in the city, returning: to his
home at Madison Lake this morning
after he had attended the funeral
OF the late Father Culliton at St
Mary's.. ". W. Clements also return.
ed yesterday from st. Mary's where
he attended the funeral
Janesville Argus: DOC" Morrow
and Ed Nyquist were in this place
Monday. They came down from
Mankato to get together a number
of local fans and endeayor to have
GAINESVILLE represented in a baseball
league which is being formed in this
part of the state, being composed OF
several of the towns in this vicinity.
There appears to be no reason why
GAINESVILLE should not have q team
and If the thing goes through We I'm.
derstand that an organization will be
effected which will be 4 credit to our
town and one that should receive
its enthusiastic support.
From Fridays Daily. s. 49,.
Pleasing Piano Recital. a.,t..,.. ysts,ssr.
Miss Clara Schlotzhauer, head OF
the music department of the Luther.
an ladies' seminary, presented a
number of her pupils in piano
recital last evening at the Presby.
terrain church. The program was
opened by piano quartet, "Waltz
and Soldiers Chorus" from Faust.
Misses Hurley, Sorenson, Mess and
Bremen played in this selection and
commenced the program in a capable
manner. -s.5
Miss Minnie Abels gave two selee.
lions, one from Mozart and one
from Rubenstein, which were well
received. Rubenstein's composition
was especially we'll executed. Miss
Cecyle Cleveland played a group OF
three including Grieg's Asses Death
and ION the Playground" by Sand.
ford. These two selections were
rendered with great skill and were
very pleasing. Miss Hilda Zuinberge
gave a selection from Peabody in a
capable manner. III,
Miss Anna John played q group
of McDowelrs compositions which
were among the most pleasing of
the evening. as she plays with great
ease and interprets her music we'll.
Miss Lillian Sorenson's rendering OF
"Slavic Dance" was I'm.
good. b>-t
The pianists we're assisted in their
program by Miss Frieda frost and
Miss Dorothy Just, readers, who
were both well received. 80
The successful program was clos
ed with a piano quartette by Misses
Minnie Abels, Cecyle Cleveland, An.
ma John and Hilda Zumberge.
Entertained Fifty Friends. 90.
Misses Ida Holm. Christine Holm
and Edna Samuelson entertained
about fifty. young people ! last even.
ing at. the. Foresters'. hall over the
Mankato State bank. The guests