The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-04-03


has no children. She Is the owner
OF house and lot. valued at $4,000,
and has personal property. valued at
$4,000. The petitioners allege that
Charles Swanson of this city "exer-
cises an undue influence over the
woman" c. ]. Laurisch and A. r.
Pau, Jr., are attorneys for the pc
titioners, and C. o. Daley and w.
r. Hughes appeared for Mrs. Shaw.
From Frids,'s Daily.
School Of Instruction.
A school OF instruction was held
! by the Royal Arch Masons yester-
day afternoon and evening in which
members from several adjoining
towns ana cities participated. The
convocation was in charge OF Gus
todian c. II. BrinsmG.d of Mime
apolis.
The session was opened at 2
o'clock yesterday afternoon and a
bounteous dinner was served ut
G:3O by the ladies OF the Eastern
Star. Nearly one hundred were in
attendance, including the grand
high priest w. A. Hawkins Of
Marshall. .
Among those attending from out
OF town were: George w. Taylor,
lie Sueur; M. J. Flaig and N. e.
Nelson, Springfield; Max Kruschner,
w. J. Johnson. X. Z. Olson, st.
Peter: l.. ID. Farley, st. Paul; J.
r. Armstrong. J. +. Garrow, G. l..
Schmidt. A G. Meile, A. G. Nagei,
A. III. Straw, r. j. Stulsberg, w.
B.. Mather, J. II. Edwards, of New
Ulm; C. J. Hanson, w. A. Anderson,
r. e. Palmer, F. W. Meyer, II. p.
Peterson, r. II. Bingham. r. Jensen,
G. f. Davey, Chas. Palmer, ]. r.
l.. Hanson, G. c.. Hanson, F. p.
James, A. II. Pickel, Sleepy Eye.
Dubke- schmoIi.
Miss Ida Dubke and Mr.. Frank
Schmoll we're quietly married yester-
day afternoon at the Catholic parish
house by Rev. Father kremer. The
bride was dressed in white brocaded
crepe and carried an arm bouquet
IL pink roses. Her maid Of honor
was her sister, Miss Elsie, who wore
an apricot crepe dress. Mr.. SchmolPs
best man was his brother, Harry
Fresholtz. A wedding supper was
served at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dub
Ike OF Nicollet avenue, where the i'm
mediate relatives were present. The
young people will make their home
on a farm on the Eagle Lake road.
DIR. w. I. Miller went. to Slayton
yesterday on business.
L. L. Champlin was in st. Peter
on business yesterday.
Mrs. c. Z. Gilmore OF Lake Cry.
stall visited in Mankato today.
Attorney c. e. Gilmore OF Lake
Crystal was a visitor In the city
today.
Mother Isadora of the Mother
house and Good Counsel Academy
has returned.
Mrs. Ellen Porter of Vernon
Center is the guest of her son, AT.
torney Miles Porter.
Mrs. f. F. Ellsworth and her
mother, Mrs. Sheehan, went to
Minneapolis today for few days
visit. ~.
Miss Lula Cookson of Lake Cry.
stall spent today in Mankato. She
was accompanied by her aunt from
Tracy.
Mrs. II. A. Paine and daughter,
Gladys, OF Gary, Ind, are guests of
Mrs. Paine's sister, Mrs. John r.
Bowen.
George w. Taylor Of lie Sueur at
tended the Masonic school of instruc-
ton here yesterday and was the
guest of NJ. n. Fritz while here.
Frank Hagen of Bird Island, who
recently underwent an operation for
appendicitis ut st. Joseph's hospital,
will leave for his home tomorrow.
Miss Stella Moro whas gone to
Waseca, where she win be en-
ployed as a stenographer by the
Everett-Aughenbach Milling company.
Rev. Father Schimmel of BAN
croft, Iowa. patient at st. Joseph's
hospital, has returned to the hospi.
tai after spending few days at his
parish.
]. b. Nielsen went to Minneapolis
this morning to attend a meeting OF
Zurah temple Shrine. Mrs. Nielsen
accompanied him and will be en-
tertained by the wives Of the Mime
apolis members.
Miss Myrtle Larsen of Faribault,
Miss Luverne Joy OF Minneapolis,
and Lyle Barre and Martin Hawley
OF Minneapolis motored to Mankato
from Faribanlt Sunday and spent the
day here with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Griffith,
Miss Jane Griffith. Miss Katherine
Morgan and Mrs. r. ID. Phillips OF
Ottawa were among those who came
from away to attend the funeral OF
the late Mrs. David J. Jones this
afternoon.
AIRS. Andrew Lynch OF Franklin ar.
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