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El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-19
UNA DE LAS cUATAs sEPARADAs
MUERE DE coNvULsIoNEs.

Paris, Mario 9.-"Magdalene,v una
de las c~uatas, quien fu6 separada ell
Microbes de su hermana susanna, por
medic de n operation quir1rgica
muy delicada, falleci6 hoy de convul-
stones. susanna esta re%cuperando RAJ
pidamente de los efectos de la opera
ci6n Y los medicos dicen que hay TODD
prospecto de que viva.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-19

Sc Necesftan zapatos-El superin-
tendente de escuelas de condado
John V. Conway les pide a todos aque
Hos que puedan para que les ayuden
a los ninos de escuela con zlpatos
para los muchachos en- ell Barrio 2.
Hay jovencitos de 9 hasta - amos quie
mes estan en- grave necesidad de "a.
patos, dice Ell ST.. Conway.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-19
Un Negro Sc suicida en- Ration 5ebien-
do Acjda Carh6Ilco.

do Acida Carbollco.
I'm negro muy bien vestido y muy
inteligente lIamado George Hill, Quien
vino a Ration varios dias pasados, fu6
halIado muerto cerca de las 6 de la tar
de ell Domingo en- un cuarto de una
casa en- East Ration, contamination
s~ubsecuente manifestando que habia
cometido suicide bebiendo acido car
b6lico. Dos 8 tres cartas escritas por
ell hombre Y halIadas en- la mesa en- el
cuarto, fechadas Ell Viernes, nantes
taron que 81 habia estado muerto pro
bablemente por algun tempo antes
que eI cuerpo fuese descubierto. Una
carta estaba dirigida d una hermana,
la sta. Alva A. Hill, de Baton Rouge,
La, diciendole a ella que su maligno
acto fue trazado con de%liberaci6n v
apurado por la inhabiIilad de hallar
trabajo. Otros papeles manifestation
que 81 hombre era I'm soldado que ha
bia sido descargado de la armada do
los Estados Unidos QUEEN hahia seryi-
do durante la guerra Hispano-Amerl
cana en- Cuba. Los parientes han si-
do %notiicados aeerca de la disposition
del cuerpo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-19
IN Suicide y otro Atentado en- Las
Cruces.

Las Cruces ha tenido un sucidio Y
otro atentado por sucidio durante los
pocos dias pasados. I'm hombre an
ciano l;amado Agapito Herrera Sc no
IN balazo solo en- la cabeza, muriendo
instantaneamente, y n mujer llama
da Tsidra Gallegos la notro noche Sc
puso n hala en- Ell pecho con intento
de matarse. Probablemente recupere,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-19
sEccIoNEs vAcANrEs DE EscUE-
LA,

Ell Comisionado de Terrenoa r. p,
Ervien ha %preparado n lista de las
s~ecciones vacantes de escueIa IN 81
condado de Santa Fe las cuales estan
saietas a arriendo para propositoc de
agriculture 8 de pasteo. Blancos de
.aplicaciones o mas information eE
cuanto al precio de arriendo Sc pro-
porcionara al pedirlo al comisionado
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-19

Para curar un ResfrIado en- un Ola
Tomen las Pastillas LAXATIVE BRO
NO QUININE. Los Boticarios deyueI-
zen ell dinoro 81 faltan en- curar. p.
W. GROVES es Ia 6rma nue. ests 20
ada Gaia. 9sc.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-19
la Prohibition no Eetrara en- la Pro
xtma Flecci6n de Denino.

1870" ~ - -~NH 49, 80 - ~
xima Election de Deming.
Mientras que Sc espera que Deming
sera la escena de una batalla de bole-
tos acerca del licor antes de muchos
meses, la question de moiado O seco
no entrara en- la election de ciudad Ell
dia de Abril. Fedeicomisarios Sc
ran elegidos para suceder d John Cor
bett, julius Resch, S. Lindaeur, G. :.
Kelly y N. A. Belich, los ~presentes i'm
cumbentes.
Con la exception del Sr, Kelly y ell
Sr. Rosch parece possible que los pre-
sentes miembros del cuerpo Sc anun-
ciaran como candidates para r~e-elec-
ci6n, aunque Ell Sr. Lindaeur declsra
que ell no correra a no e que sea ne
cesario para llenar I'm boleto conaerva-
two.
Sc espera que habra un boleto de
oposici6n, pero hasta la p~resente no
ha sido puesto en- forma defnida. FL
boleto representara las ideas de los
hombres de negocios joyenes. W. IF.
Jennings, Morris Nodrhaus VI j. G..
Copper tai vez corran en- Ell mismo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-19
FL Editor del PapeI de Roy Arrestado
Baio Ell Cargo de L-ibeIo.


Ell asistente procurador de distrito
Chester A, Hunker regreso a Las We
a Ell Microbes en- la tarde de Wagon
Mound trayendo las noticias del arres
to y presentation en- aquella ciudad de
Irving Ogden, ST., bajo ell cargo de IL
belo. Ogden es editor del Roy Spanish
American, I'm papel publicado soma.
naImente en- Roy,
ri q%ueiante es Jose D. Medina, ase-
sor del condado de Mora. Una inves-
tigaci6n fue tenida ante F. ". Luian,
un juez de paz en- Wagon Mound, y
Odgen fue afianzado en- $1,000 para
aguardar la accion del gran jurado.
$500 que Habia en- los PantaIones Sc
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-19
MoNuMEM1es

Tenemos IN gran surtido, y pode-
nos eiecutar cualquier diseho hecho.
lscrfbanos por disehos y muestras.
JONES BLOWERS MONUMENT Co
215 q. Central
Albuquerque. N NJ
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-19
Administration de Ia saIud. Especial
Para Mario.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NC ID OdFUu E5VULIaI
Para Mario.
Mario es i'm mes de prueba para los
i0venes y para personas grandes.
Crup, resfriados bronquiales, lagriu-
pe,pe Y pneumonia deben temerse y
evitarse. La Compota de Mel y Alqui
tran de Foley es una gran medieina
para la familis que prontaments pa
rara una tos, evitara ell progreso de un
resfriado. Y reieyara los pasajes de al
re inflamados y co%ngelados. Els sa-
ma, pura, y siempre cierta. De ven
ia en- The Cap raj Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-19
NOTlGIAs De NUEV0 MEXICO
UN MucHAcHo ARREsTApo PoR
Ell BRUTAL AsEsINATo DE UNI
HoMRRE ANclANo.

FL DIputado AlguaclI Mata un cabailo
de Mucho vaIor en- PerseauImIento
del Criminal que 90 Cree que AcrIhl-
no de BaIas al Tendero en- Puertecl-
to--La Esposa Dice n Historic
HlstsrIca de Dos Hombres que Paaa-
ron 4 CahalIo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-19

Preguntaron I'm dia a Timon, por
que aborrecia generalmente a los
hombres. "A los unos," respondi6 Ell
"porque son malos, Y d los otros por.
que adulan a los malos."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-19

scstIene que 81 Acta del Congress-
ccnfIrmando Mercedes Estaba Lie.
vandc 81 Tratado y Prlorldad de Ex-
pedIcI6n Original PrevaIece-La De-
cIsI6n do Ia Ultima corte Supreme
Territorial Reversada.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-19
Quemaron-Dos Hombres Escapa-
ran Mtlv a~atinaad0e

MN W"M H.UHfN W~J ACKNOWLEDGEMENT INMH.
La hermosa casa del DR.. n, M. Ba-
ker en- Artesia, N. M, fue d~estruida
por I'm Incendio 81 Martes pasado en- la
noche entire las IL y Ia /. So cree
que 81 fuego comenz6 de Ia explosion
de una lampara que ,fue dejada arden
do On la c0moda. La casa y sus con-
tenidos fueron una perdIda total y 81
pr, Baker y su sobrino So escaparon
de perder ii vidas. El Dr. Douglas.
81 sobrino, 10 10 quem0 81 pelo, las ce-
jas y las pestaias v soIamente salid
con vida %quebrando una ventana v sa-
liendo por Ia misma. 'El Dr. Baker SCI
escape por 81 frente Y no recibi6 MIN
eunas quemaduras.
La perdida llegara d cerca de $4,000
mcnos Ia aseguranza, Ia cantidad la
cual no Sc sabe. III Or. Baker tenia
s275 en- billetes de papeI y cerca de
$500 en- plata en- las bolsas de sus
pantalones los cuales fueron destrui
dos por las lIanias. NADIA se saliva
nj siquiera un s%ombrero. III doctor
huyendo en- 81 saco de dormir y
en- ese modo pele6 con las llamas por
cerca de una bora.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-19

I'm tonic puede pensar algunas We
ces, pero siemprs segun su tonterfa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-19

hombre en- TODD respeco debena va tomar cERToNE. No le cosara NADIA
FL probar Envfeme ii Cup6n de abaJO " rue en- 81 mdsno Tiene III sus
CERTONH ha robustecido v vtgorzado com es debdo q muchos honn
fs uepnesy enHrmizos Les hi hecho adquTr s6Hdas " uraderA scarnes
IL ~ proporctonado Ell mayor grado de vtaudad, 10 caIle les da Ell poder d.
ia vida. *WH $500 -
Los. mayores aletas que ha produddo Ell nundo han tornado cERToNE
~ parhdo americana que tom0 partee en- los juegOs Olfmpicos el ii pasade
N stoc0lm IN Suecia, Sc conservaro IN peffectoe sndo con CERT0NE. II
" bien saddo, FL parhdo americana gan6 mas ums que h mw.mmr
souos ios parudos ~ las demas .naciones del mundc combina- III AsHHFkhE
PSI Ahora bden; ST. esa deAgado y quebrantadO de saIud, ST N ~ WN
lafece de Vtandady no puede gozar pr OmpIetO ak los p1- NJ MMATNN
h esa vida " qufere ser III hombre fuerte v vfgoroso, III Ska EE%
no Sc demoreu n minute sio corte ell Cupon y envfemeo ali NJ
lnstanteu por correo PUEDE CDNSEGUIR CERTONE CON III Este cupon
SOLO PEDIRLO. lie envfare un tratamIento de prueba nara III con ~ seuos
ses das lbPe de todo Qasto. 1880 FW~ M lei correO~ III
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-19
Una Muchacha Hermosa de Mexico
Muere 4 ResuItas del Atentadc que
eHizo Para S~uIcIdarse.

En- Las Cruces, N. mr., la s~eiorita
Isidra Gallegos, de Mexico, falleci6 el
Domingo en- la noche q las $3.50 en- la
casa del sr. luis Mueller, en- la teste-
ra dc casas de Armijo al norte de la
Gale Principal, donde ella reside des-
de que vino aqui tres meses pasados
cor la familia Mueller de Mexico. La
muchacha tenia como 20 amos de edad
y un atentado para quitarse su pro-
pia vida sali6 con exito triste. Sc do
I'M balazo en- Ell pecho d segun su pro.
pia historic. Estaba enteramente can
sada de vivir, pero mand6 por I'm sa-
cerdote y hizo la paz con su Creador
antes que yiniera el fin, 10 cuaI fue
cerca de AS horas despues que ei trio
fue disparado. Era una sehorita muy
hermosa y estaba sofa aqui, debido d
que ningunos ~parientes vinieron con
ella a Las Cruces.
A
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-19

A %AA%
La Plaza de Knowles en- Was de Una
Guerra Contra Ell Llcor.
La pequeha plaza de Knowles al orien.
te de Carlsbad, esta en- una guerra ace
rrima contra 81 licor, y Ia primer ba-
ITALIA ha sido peleada en- la cabecera
del condado.
w. G. Woorner els dueno re una
cantina en- Knowles, v ha vendido licor
ALI desde Abril pasado. En- aquel
tempo 81 aplico por una licencia, y I'm
censo fue tornado por los comisiona-
dos de condado para d%eterminar ST Ia
plaza era grande 10 suticiente para le-
galmente contener una cantina, Ell
ex-iuez de paz Cunningham, de Carls-
bad, hizo la enumeration Y halo una
docena mas que el Glen de personals
n~ecesarias. Ahora q derecho de Woor-
er para conducir una cantina ha sido
desafiado, v Sc tuvo una averiguaci6n
en- la cabecera de condado ante Ell Juez
Richardson, pero la corte Sc prorrog6
despues de DIR al estado %presentar su
case, y cuando solamente tres de los
16 testigos de la defensa habian sido
escuchados. Ambos la defensa Y ell
estado ~pusieron objection q Ia decision
de la corte. Los abogados fueron ms
truidos de someter escritos sobre los
hechos de la ley c~oncerniente al case.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-19
|CertOne hace VigOrOsOs a los Hombres
~ FasCinadOras a las Mujeres.


I'm hombre Yigor0sO es pO-
tente en- cuerpO v mente y
'sieinpre Obtlene 6xito-sIem-
pre- atrae la admiration de
los demAs hombres, asi como
de todas las mujeres. Tin
hOmbre no puede ser favorito
81 oarece de vitalidad y 81 tie-
ne una apariencia ffsfca dell
cada. TODD hombre que quiera
{ nombre desea ser fuerte
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-19
LAS MUJERES FAScINADORAs.

La cosa mas hermosa en- este mundo es ma muierd de ~ dar q pagan 3
actractvos. TODD ell nundo admira " ma a ua mufer " gastO de fran
saba con oJos viyos y 1briantes. iabiosA rojosa y fo opmE auetado. ieI al
perfeetas con segufdad fascinarA " traer8Fe al amor - w derechO a ~
Ia feItddad a. TODD I Que este s iado. AIgunas nuieres III TRATAMTHNTc
podran poser n tz clara pero d oos carecerA III REGULAR d.
tai reg de brnoe v pueden ser haeas o hundidas lei nee ~ CERTONB para
choi. D podran tener buenas formas. peroa compaRa- III s@s dfas gratis, cor
das &c una ter defectuosa v ojs fa1tos de expression. III "a. que va no hays
MI console rs que tome CERTONH en sepWda. III probado ell notable
ruede probar ste tratamiento SIN costarIe ma W poder de CERTONE
da. Els III nnaravHuosa reparah6n. 0ua 1rnnHs- W EscriAa aquf SUI nom
tA enternmente de los remedies de la NaturaIeza III bre v direction, II
CERTONH le Henara de carnes las parties hundi- " vlandome. este Cupor
das lie robustecMA Ell peGho, ell cuefIo los hom- III Y los sdos antedf
bros y demas miembros Y lie proporclonara per- ~ ch0ss y e. vuelta Or
reota- salud, o cal signfhca "a poseerA enton- ~ .correo reclbIra graft q
cs ell mas prefoso d todos los encantos. cual III TRATANIENTO GER.
es Ell don de FASCINAR. ASH es III corte Ell III TONE para gds dMss y
Cup0 de- aha1o. envfemeIo&h how mino nor - W lueg0 vera 6mo mejorf
rroe Embellishments paraq prubel remi- III eada Ola u pase. OBJ
tire ahsolutamente gratis un tratamientD de ~ serve. Ia. mej0rfa en- 81 III
CERTONE par sells dfss HIRE LEI TODD gasto. ~ tado .de lOs nervfos en- IL
CnRTONE les harAs entrse bien v metorarA III 1gesu v en-. la salud
3 u apariencia corpoTaL. " la me0Tda es du- III a9a como empeza a a q
radera noraue Sc adduiere de NE naner III qur1r mejor apariencfa n
correcta y natural na Y Sc pone Iuerte y vlgo-
GEORGE IN. SYKES H ADvRRTENcTA-Csoi Il con.
III cede un Tratamiento gratis a
542 Twshth Avenue, Dept an cads persona)
NEW YORK. II s2 ymn iN@s> nt' ~ az sssysts i Z.
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and that helped TO keep up the price
Of shoes. The speaker figures that
the factory could earn $4,000 a year,
and even II half the earnings went
back into the factory in the way
OF Improving the plant. there would
still be a dividend Of about ten per
cent ..
Louis Janda said he met these four
gentlemen few days ago and by
talking with them saw that they
were well posted in the shoe bust
ness. Their proposition looked all
right as far as he could see.
John ID. Deeis, secretary OF the
Southern Minnesota Development
league, spoke of the big convention
that was going to be held in Man.
kato. January 2O,24. lie referred
TO the prizes that had been pu. up
for the seed exhibition, and said he
had received many letters indicat.
ing that n great attendance might
confidently be expected. Friday
would be the big day. On that day
there would be a special train with
q big delegation from the twin cities.
Small cities of many parts of south
ern Minnesota would send good dele
cations.
Mr.. Deets spoke of the loss OF
population of southern Minnesota
during recent years and said that not
more than 40 per cent of the land
was producing fair crop nor more
than IL per cent anything like its
maximum yield. There should he a
revival Of interest in developing the
farms of southern Minnesota. This
part OF the state between 1900 and
1910 had lost 10000 of its population.
Mr.. Deets SPOKE particularly OF
rthe banquet that would be held on
Friday evening. II was to be com.
posed of corn and alfalfa products
The people would thus have a
practical demonstration of the many
things that could be done with al.
falfa. He quoted a Westerner who
declared that alfalfa would do
anything under the shining sun, tx.
cept make hair grow on a bald
head" At the banquet there would
be alfalfa soup, syrup. coffee, cookies
and many other products. The prod.
ucts OF corn would also compose a
large share of the menu. There
would be corn-fed pork and beef
corn salad and many corn dishes
The matter OF preparing the ban.
quet had been left in the hands OF
the ladies OF the Presbyterian
church. s 80
Mr.. Crandall sa.d II was desirable
to have as many business men as
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street. running thence eastwardly
along Ruth street up the Thompson
ravine, thence on to Eagle Lake.
From Eagle Lake the line runs as
directly as may be TO st. Clair.
Such a road into st. Clair would
open up a territory which now has
no rail connections with your city.
1t might, no doubt, add sufficient inn
por;ance to the ST. Clair branch of
the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
read that better service on this
branch could be expected, which
would further help 10 feed a yalu.
able territory into Mankato.
Cost of the Road.
Assuming that the right of way
will have to be paid for, the esti.
mated cost of the road as above
outlined is s2S7.500. The population
served outside of Mankato is estimat.
ed at 2,10O. An approximate-estimate
of earnings Is as follows.
Gross earnings ....... 1920
Operating expenses .. 1900
]
Less taxes ........ l.3la
Surplus ............... 1881
The surplus is the sum available
for fixed charges, dividends, etc. II
Is so small as TO make IL practically
impossible TO dispose of any bonds
Oh the road. But let us assume that
! bonds could be sold OF such amoun,
that the interest thereon would use
the full amount of the surplus. This
would mean Sl50,000 OF bonds. A
high price to realize for such bonds
would be eighty-fve. which means that
, the discount would be So, 500. This
would make the total amount to be
raised $3lO.O1O less Sl50.OOO for
bolds, or slG0,OOO.
Must Raise Some Cash.
Allowing that right of way to the
amount of $4,000 would be donated
a balance would remain of 1925. 900
necessary 10 be raised in cash
probably through the sale of pre-,
lerred stock.
The proposition is one which
could hardly be recommended purely
from financial standpoint From
the standpoint Of the benefit Il
would he to Mankato. however. 4,
is an entirely different matter. As to
how large this benefit would be. whe,
! Tier great enough to warrant the citi
zens putting large sum into t.
you and your associates In the
/ Commercial club are best able
to dge.-Rss. ;ectfully submitted, J
o. SChultze.'
The letter was filed away among
the archives or the club without
comment.
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Notice. Boys to be eligible must
have been in the boys acre growing
contest for 1913. Boys club exhibits
are to be put on by boys who were
organized for the boys acre growing
contest for 1913.
The following contributors have
made the special premiums possible.
From Amboy: ii. F. Day. merchan
disc; Randall 4 Son. merchandise: II.
+. Woods, merchandise; r. J. Stur.
geon. merchandise: +. o. Torgeson
merchandise: Chris Scherer, cash
Earl Wilder, cash: X. n. Werges
cash; Roller Mills. cash; State Bank
cash; J. Fl. Dredge. cash; Frank
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which should be improved and were
in abominables condition.
The judge reported also that there
had been considerable complaint of
rapid driving on the Eagle Lake
road. He had been informed by the
county attorney that deputy had
been placed en- the Eagle Lake road
to put a stop to this. No complaints
had been heard vry recently. He
also said 1t had been suggested that
after the March elections. the town
supervisors of the country surround.
ing Mankato be invited 10 have a meet
ing In the city for the purpose OF
talking over the matter of improv-
ing the roads In a wholesale manner
A dinner might be given to those
attending the meeting. A meeting of
the supervisors was held a year or
two ago and II was thought that
much good came out Of It.
]. E. Reynolds moved that the
good roads committee be authorized
to make arrangements for such a
meeting and the motion was carried
unanimously.
F. NJ. Currier expresses the opin
ion that the main roads should be
attended to before anything was
done with the cross roads. The
cross roads should be properly grad
ed before being graveled.
DR.. c. J. Holman. chairman of the
committee on manufactures. said
that four young men. who had work.
ed In shoe factories all their lives
and were from an eastern city.
where they were thus employed,
desired to be heard on the PROPOSE.
ticn Of establishing a shoe factory in
Mankato.
Shoe Factory Proposition.
A representative of the four was
present and said that the factory that
the four proposed to establish. would
employ fifty to a hundred people
The four. he said. had little money
but rlenty OF energy, ambition and
experience and were ready to don
overaIls and go to It," They did
not have $4,000 OF their own to put
,, In. and they wanted to put in q
factory that would require an outlay
OF $4,000. Such factory. they
figure, would turn out two hundred
pairs of shoes day. They could
under present market conditions
buy leather and findings as cheaply
as the big factories could. and there
would be no dead heads to burden
their concern. such as were toe
often found In the big factories
Moreover most OF the big factories
were burdened with watered stocl
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White, cash; Fred Truwe, cash; Char
les Marks, cash. A. @. Gilmore, cash
w. Kinney. cash; First National Bank
cash; From Mapleton, all cash, vii
liam Meafi. Masleten State Bank. C.
+. Whitney. First National Bank. II
c. Hotaling, Borehert Bros, Wesley
Ward. John T. Gof. VI. J. Mullen
Judd Cornell. o. w. Healy. From Jud
son: Bartlett 4 Jones. c. w. John
son. Charles Goodrich. o. +. Jones
W. " Mason.
ID. l.. Bosin Of Rapidan and F. II
Barnes Of Vernon Center have con
tributed literally towards the premi
ums for the boys and the boys clubs
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James today to attend a dinner AMI
bridge party at which Mrs. Ed. Vel
tum, Mrs. Max Steen. Mrs. l.. Nc
Clintock and Mrs. English will be
hostesses. The dinner will be given
at $3.50 this evening. followed by
bridge, and is one of the most i'm
portant social events of the year at
st. James.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-01-16
UNITY IS NECESSARY.

The Mankato Commercial club has
a number of propositions under con-
sideration. and IL is the hope and
wish of The Free Press that all OF
them will be brought to a success
full conclusion. United efforts on the
part OF the people of this city can
accomplish this desired result. With
out cooperation nothing can be done.
Action Is a necessary requisite in
order TO achieve results.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-01-16
]. l. c. Club Entertained.

Miss Fleeta Tousley entertained
the J. I. c. club ut the home OF
Mrs. W. ". Zuel last evening An
interesting peanut contest and n
coin contest provided much amuse.
ment for the guests. Refreshments
were served.
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Crandall-Just,

Miss Lottie VI. Crandall and Mr..
Arthur A. Just, both Of Rapidan.
will be married at SIX o'clock this
evening at the home of the young
lady's father. William Crandall. The
Immediate relatives of the bride and
groom will be the only guests at
the wedding. Mr.. Just and his
bride will make their home on the
farm of the grooms mother. OF
which he is r1anager. and will he
at nome there ut once.
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GLIB Entertained.

The W. T. y. club was entertain
cd last night at the home of Miss
Louise Kammes on North Fifth
street. Music. games and needle
work occupied the evening and dain-
~ refreshments were served.
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Delightful Surprise.

Miss Caroline Parker was honor
guest at delightful surprise party
given at the home OF Mrs. T. r.
faden last evening. The guests in.
cluded the members of the westmin
ster Guild Of the Presbyterian
church. An evening of music was
spent and gift was presented to
Miss Parker, who will leave soon for
indianapolis, Ind. to teach In the
public schools.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-01-16

From Tuesdays Dsiiv.
A. ID. Lane. who has been suffering
with blood poison In his foot, is now
improving.
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