The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-05-15

celYeQ Dy one OF tne ldfBesI auoi
ences ever compressed into the st.
Mary's auditorium.
Her program was as follows:
Shadow Dance, "Dinorah" Meyerbeer
Du Dist die Rub. ........... Schubert
Damon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. STANCE
Caro- Nome, "Rigoletto". 49,. Verdi
Song of Sunshine. :. .Goring-T Thomas
| Memory ................. raIh
bid me Discourse. ........... Bishop
The Wind ................... Spross
| Among her many encores, Miss
Macbeth sang Goethes "Roslein Roth"
and the ballads The Last Rose OF
Summer" and annie Laurie"
Successful Piano Recital.
| lie Sueur Center Democrat: The
piano recital, given by Miss Else
Jache of Mankato, at the Weber
Hall on Monday night was well
attended. Those in attendance were
unanimous In their praise Of the
artistic program rendered, and the
manner In which this splendid artist
executed the difficult numbers. She
Is indeed a finished pianist.
The Knights of Pythias lodge has
made q gain OF more than 10000
members during the term OF Thomas
J. CARING, supreme chancellor, who
spoke last night ut a monster mass
convention at Staples. A gain OF APP
proximately 10000 is expected before
the meeting OF the supreme lodge in
August at Winnipeg. According to
the Pythian ruler the increase has
been due in a large measure to the
activities of a Minnesotan, Fred e.
Wheaton, supreme keeper OF records
and seal, who has travelled over the
whole domain holding. Rathbone Bible
classes. A tour Of four days in Min
nesota will close tonight with big
reception and mass meeting OF
Knights at Duluth. Mr.. CARING will
join Mr.. Wheaton in Texas Sunday
for a tour OF that state and Arkan-
sas to hold six Bible class conven-
tons where more than 1000 candi-
dates are to take the first rank. Su-
preme Chancellor CARING made q
short stop in Minneapolis yesterday
on his way from Tracy and Staples.
He was impressed with the activity
OF the lodges In Minnesota and prom
ised to spend two weeks I'm Mime
apolis in July preceding the SUI
prene lodge session early I'm August.
He is accompanied over the state by
several grand lodge officers, includ-
ing Frederick s. Atwood, grand
chancellor.
Claus Johnson was here from Lake
Crystal today.
w. s. Evans Of Cambria was I'm
the city on business today.
T. A. Perkins of Window is In
the city on business today.
N. ii. Strand OF Jackson was In
the city on business today.
II. J. Schultz of Garden City was
in the city today on business.
Attorney Carl s. Strom OF Lake
Crystal was in Mankato today.
Mrs. Hugh Roberts OF Lake Cry.
stall spent today In Mankato.
c.. ID. OFT went to Amboy today
TO look after matters OF business.
John w. Roberts OF South Bend
was business visitor here today.
Omar Mullin, merchant of Beau
ford. was a visitor In the city today.
Alec Hansen OF Butternnt Valley
was in the city attending the Elk's
show last night.
n. T. Roberts went to st. Peter
today TO remain over Sunday with
his son. Hugh Roberts. o..
C. A. Knapp OF Pierre. 8. D.. who
has been in Mankato on business
for several days, went to owatonna
today.
Mrs. Flora Haynes who was called
to Redwood Falls last week to see
her brother, L. Fl. Hodge, who was
seriously III, returned home last
night. .. E..r.
Mrs. c. Larson arrived yesterday
from Ten Strike, Mimi. to join her
family here. Mr.. Larson arrived
several weeks ago and is employed
here. FL .H
Miss Ida Lexa- OF Lonsdaie, Mimi,
and Miss Anna O'Keefe of Belle
Plaine, MINI, are In the city as
guests at the home OF Miss Eunice
Ash, teacher OF the st. Peter public
school on Broad street. The three
ladies came to attend the Eik's min.
strel show.
| waseca Herald: Mrs. II. ID. Mil
Ter and baby returned to their home
In Mankato Monday evening after a
visit at the home OF the formers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. witte
Her sister. Mrs. Barney Prechel OF
this city accompanied her home to
spend few days.
Good Thunder Herald: c. L. Bene-
dict visited his mother and brother
at this place short time on Satur-
day. He has been an attorney In
Mankato for the past twenty years,
but expected TO leave on Monday for
International Falls TO locate. His
family viii not go until the close OF
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