The Mankato free press., 1913-11-28
f St. James were in the city yester.

Minneapolis yesterday Where he VIII
stay over Thanksgiving.
The Misses Myrtle Flathers and
Ruth Weeks of Rochester, were week
end visitors in MankatO.
F. II. Barnes and Otto Peterson.
the Vernon Center land men, are in
the city on business today.
Miss Sturdevant, principal of the
lie Sueur high school, was the guest
of Mankato friends over Sunday.
George w. Haigh and daughter,
Miss Margaret. left today for Dear
born, Mich, to spend six months.
Miss Violet Atchison returned to-
day to Northield, after spending
the weekend with her parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott and family of
Spooner, Wis, have arrived here to
remain over Thanksgiving with Mrs.
Nancy Elliott.
Mrs. j. f. Sumner of Mortified ar
brived this noon to be the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. C. G. Northrup,
for short time.
Rev. w. r. Keesey went to Am,
boy today to assist in special meet
| ings that will be held in the Metho-
| dist church there.
| Mr.. and Mrs. b. G. Pobloske and
daughter, Emily Marie, of Chicago
are guests of Mrs. .Pobloske's sis,
| ters, the Misses Thorn.
John r. Bowen has returned from
! AYRSHIRE, Iowa, where he has had
charge of stock of goods owned
by DR.. G.. r. Curran and DR.. c. j.
! Holman of this city. Their holdings
there have all been disposed of now.
]. Fl. Thompson and wife of this
! city and j. B. Ratcliff, ]. A. McLane
and wife of this city and ]. B.
| Ratcliff, j. A. McLane and wife and
c. NJ. Kuigge Of Amboy left for
San LEGO, Cal, last night where
they will spent the winter.
George e. Brett, c. l.. Oleson, c
| II. Nerbovig, John c. Wise, DR.. F,
l.. Stephan, ]. ]. Flachsenhar, John
! g. Gerlich, Alex Scott, lake Hay
H. c. Hotaling, A. H. Lassow, l.. L.
| ~. ". OColI anu L. IL
have returned from the twin cities
where they attended the meetings
| of Osman and Zurah shrines. Os
man temple, st. Paul, held it's meet
ing Friday evening and Zurah tenn
pie, Minneapolis, eXemplified tbs
work Saturday evening Moving pic.
lures of the Shrinas trip from st
Paul to the Panama Canal zone las
summer were shown on screen a,
the Auditorium Saturday, morning
to which all Shriners and familie:
were invited. George E. Brett, f
Brett and DR.. and Mrs.
w. Andrews were shown il
several of the views. The pic
lures were unusually interesting
showing various views of the locks
on the isthmus. Governor Eberhar
and Mayor Nya of Minneapolis, to
gether with the imperial officers o
the mystic shrine addressed tn
shriners' meeting in Minneapolis Sat
urday evening.
From Mondays Daily.
The criminal calendar mill com
!, menced to grind in the district cour
; this afternoon at two O'Clock. TIL
first case for trial is that OF tn
State against F. ]. Mettler and Loui
Miller on the charge of selling liquo
to minors This is the charge whic
is preferred against them jointly an
the witnesses against the defendant
, are Edward Zenichek and Lincol
Thompson. te%
At the morning session of tn
court Judge A. r. Pfau granted
divorce to Daisy Lurth from her hu!
band John Lurth. The action of tn
divorce was based on cruel and inhl
man treatment. The divorce is al
solute and the court grants Mr.
Lurth the care of the children.
Simeon r. Burch, who was som
time ago sentenced to the state
prison for an indefinite term on tn
charge Of desertion, will probably b
removed to Saltwater tomorrow
Clerk of Court George G. Kros
; having made out the committmer
, papers today.
:. After spending about fourtee
hours in the jury room, the juror
/ in the case of Ella Bruiske by he
guardian, Albert H. Bauers, VS.. Ott
Voecks, came to the court late Sa
4 urday night with the announcemeI
that they could not reach an agre
+. ment The Mast ballot taken Wa
| cast about 11:20 at night. Durin
the balloting, the opinion of the jul
changed a great deal and the ballot
J. cast were very varied in their a
Q pect. The action in this case VIZ
l. one of bastardy and the plaintiff
the action sued for damages to tt
u amount of $4,000. Before this cas-
G was brought to the attention of tt
l. court, the plaintiff had offered
settlement for the sum of $500.
is understood that the jury stoC
e to 8 in favor CT the plaintiff.
IL Washington, November 24-Tf
navy department stocked the supp
II ship Culgoa, about to sail for Me,
can waters, with Argentine be
IS which cost less than the lowest pri,
offered by American packers. TT
l. consignments consist of $3.50
nounds at II Q cents per DOund TT