The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-10-16
Indian Lake

pOtdlO NIOp otthS NuS
as fnst as possible. The crop lis
averaging way below the standard,
some field being very poor. but
when dug and piled they make a
very good appearance.
Miss Sarah Mcmahon left We'd
nesday morning for the west She
will spend the winter in Tacoma,
Wash.
T. o. Garberg has been suddenly
and alarmingly I'll, but is now
somewhat better. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Edney have been
enjoying a house party composed
OF Mr.. Edney's father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ". Edney and
their daughter and her husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rohrer. all of Mis-
souri, On Sunday the party was
increased by two families from
Lake Crystal, old friends OF the
Edneys, Mrs. Lucius Moses and Mr..
and Mrs. Maurice Edwards, also S. Il.
Wilson, Mr.. Edney's uncle The
latter number returned home Sun
day evening. Mr.. Edney's parents
will soon visit at the home OF Mr..
Wilson in Mankato, and will leave
for the south on Saturday.
Martin Ulman and Harry Keenan,
moved Tuesday to the farm which
! they have rented near Lake Crystal"
These boys viii be very much missed
from the neighborhood, both having
been prominent members of the
band. Martin played the baritone
and Harry has been first cornetist
The band does not dispair however.
because there are many good play.
ers left. Martin has left his horn
for the present with his brother
Albert who IS getting along very
we'll. At band practice Wednesday
evening everyone played through
their parts very well. The band has
elected officers TO serve during the
year as follows: Ralph keenan,. pres.
ident; Walter Dodge. vice president;
Albert Ulman, secretary; Harry, Kol,.
man. treasurer. The boys also con-
/ sidered giving another humorous en-
tertainment about Thanksgiving.
The Sunshine club met with Mrs
l. Duffey as appointed and elected
the following officers: Mrs. Ida
Duffey, president Mrs. Crandall, vice
president; Mrs. Martin Johnson,
! secretary; Mrs. Agnes Watts, treas
urer. n
Mr.. and Mrs. John Duffey enter
/ tots
school teachers at their home here
Thursday evening. A very pleasant
time was spent in games and music
and a fine lunch was served. The
guests on departing declared that
they would repeat the visit ut the
earliest possible opportunity.
Mrs. w. Duffey and her sister.
Miss Kate Mcnamara OF Madison
Lake, returned on Saturday from q
visit to their sister, Mrs. Ella Pal
mer OF ST. lanes on. Monday even
ing. Miss Kate returned tSher home
taking Mrs. Duffey with her. Mira.
Duffey will remain at the lake for
some time as the lake air seems go
beneficial to her health.
! From FRIDAYS Daily.
Officers were elected by the Wom-
ems Federated clubs. in session at
Rochester, as follows:
Mrs. VIC. Sherman Of Minneapolis.
recording secretary, Mrs. F. l.. Bar
rows, Duluth. treasurer; Mrs. w. d
Abbott, Winona, auditor; Mrs. E. J.
Lewis, Sank Center, custodian: Mrs.
L. d. Brown. Little Falls, president
OF the sixth district; Mrs E. H.
Johnson. Breckenridge, president @:
the seventh district; Mrs. Peter OIL
son. cloquet, president OF the eighth
district; Mrs. E. A. .Hasty, Black
duck, president OF the ninth district;
Mrs. W. +. Coe, wayzata, president
OF the tenth district.
Mrs. ]. r. Brandrup OF Mankato
spoke on "Civic Activities" and re-
ferred to the Increased interest IN
the works. d..
| The civics and public health com.
mittees, headed by Mrs J. r. Brand
rnp OF Mankato and Mrs. W. ],
| MdiSits VI mluucdpOlis, EbCOmueuuCu
that the federation indorse public
health week." and the women voted
unanimously in fits favor. Action was
taken in response to request from
DR.. H. NJ Bracken of the state board
Of health.
From Fridays Daily
Arrangements for the automobile
tour to Tracy and back on Tuesday.
October 13, have struck a snag.
The committee. meeting at the office
Of Merchant & Atchison this morn
ing. found itself obliged to postpone
the trip on. account OF meeting
Of the county commissioners on that
date. q meeting required by law.
Moreover, the. days OF the Baptist
convention next week. include Tues
day. II was decided TO postpone the
trip to Tuesday. October 20.
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From Fridav's DAILY. f.-.
Merle Hodson. nine-year-old son or
George A. Hodson. was struck by an
automobile at Front and Willard
streets last evening. He had JUST
stepped from behind street car.
n. A..