The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-10-24
spent few hours in the city yes.

Is NJ. r. shotwell Of Abort lea Is a
Mankato visitor today. z. $50 ~,
W. T. Van Camp OF owatonna is
In Mankato for the day.
Mrs. George Hage .,sof ATadelia
spent yesterday in Mankato.
Mrs. p L. vranigsn has returned
from q five weeks visit in La Crosse.
A.. S. zuel of Madison Lake Wis
tied with his mother yesterday af-
terpoon.
4. Mrs. D. J.. Vandervort has. returned
froin visit with her parents in
Rochester, =
Miss Susie Weimer left today for
a several weeks visit with friends
and relatives.
City Attorney Arthur Schaub is in
ST., Paul today, attending the meet
ing of tho League of Municipalities.
Mrs. P. NJ. Ferguson and littleson
returned yesterday from st. Paul,
where they have made an extended
visit.
f, II. Nagee, of Waterloo, Iowa,
is 10 the city to purchase a few
carloads OF potatoes. He is stop
ping at tho Saulpaugh hotel.
Mrs. Clara Churcher of Chicago and
Mrs. r. T. Conner OF Albert Lea are
guests Of AIRS. J. n. Tompkins. for
two weeks. :. The former is Mrs
Tompkin's aunt and Mrs. Conner is
Mrs. Tompkins' mother.
Captain w. A. Funk, Chief Of Pc
lice Eli Klugherz and Lawrence
Meyer went to Duck Lake this
morning, where they will try to ar
rest some fish. They are out fol
black bass, and pickeret and won't
let anything bite but the big ones
DR.. and Mrs. r. A. Cone anc
daughters and two sons arrived from
Worthington today and will be guests
OF Dr., and Mrs. G. A. Cahoop until
the residence they recently purchased
from J. II, Mcconnell ia ready t.
occupy. DR.. Conc Is Superintendent
of the Marshall district of the Min
neaota Methodist conference. 8!
!, J, r.. Hoffman and j. r. Brown o.
Sioux Falls were guests, at, the Saul
paugh last evening. They have just
finished an auto trip to st. Paul and
are on the last leg OF tho home
journey. The car in which they arc
making the trfp is ninety horst
power .Oldsnobile OF special design
In a speed test IL has attained 6
speed OF, seyenty-eight miles pei
hour. The car attracted a sreat
deal OF attention while it was II
town.
Il tWaseea Radical: Carl IIartwiel
of Mapleton, was visiting at the
home OF his. son. Emil, in this city
last week. Mp. IIartwich is seventy
two years Of age bat is rugged. ant
hearty. He lives on Z farm. with
his son hear Napleton. He, Is al
entertaining talker and recountsaman!
Interesting anecdotes Of his life wheI
h. hoy in Prussia. Ills father Tough
against Napoleon. being . mamhe
OF the prussian army commanded b.
General Bluehor, thsasame Bluehe
who was responsible a. few year
later for Napoleon annihiIatiop a
Waterloo. Ne. Hartwich. recalled t
tho writer that it,, was exactly
hundred years ago this mouth tina
Napoleon wageai his ,Prussian. ream
paign which illuminated In the battle
Of Leipsig, his first decisive. def4at
Mr.. Hartwieh,s father recountst
numerous personal stories Of !, IN
campaign 10 him which have doubt
less meyer appeared in history am
he. Iow passes them on to tho ncF
generation. He and his father have
lived altogether Ia three centuries
Tho latter was born IN 1871
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The October term Of the Unite'
States district court, which wa
scheduled, to be opened at Mankat'
at. ten O'Clock in the forenoon o
October eS, viii stand adjourned TN
til ten o'clock in the forenoon o
November l., All Witnesses wh'
have been subpoenaed to appear OF
October IS. aill appear Or Moye9,
Der 4 instead. sy's +
s Ali petitioners for naturalization
WHO made out their petitions on o
before July %, 1913, and who wer,
to be beard October %, are re
minded that they will be heard OF
November 4. All petitioners TO
naturalization whose petitions vii
come up Tor hearing November 4
n,pst arrange 80 that their witpesse
are present. at, the hearing.
/, The. following is the list OF pcti
Jurors who will serve during tn
coming term of federal court in thi
city. which convenes November 4
A. J. Abbott, ,Willmar; Samuel Wal
lace. CFoekston; Lawrence Lathror
Minneapolis; Fred Danckwort, LAX
City; II. e. Butler, hutchinson; 4
II. Lowe, Wood Lake; Herman BAUD
Ter, Austin; George Payne, Pine City
Racaard Blackjack, Renyille; Jane
Weir, Vernon Center; Frank |. Hl
lespie, Jackson; Frank Thornhil|
Spring Valley; Nicholas d. Samels
Gbaska; Feliz Parent, Foley: Dongla
Greeley, Pine City, ". NJ. Romine
ton, T1iabing; John Ryan. Eden Val
ley; j. e. Casey, Jordan; 3. F. Ray
nond, Minneapolis; William AZ Warn
err, Wheaton; Michael O'Toote, Cas-
Lake; ~. s.. Clay. Hutchinson; a, J
MCGEE, Two Harbors; NJ. r. May
nard, Long Prairie; Carl Neiman