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$50 81. Park av. oIO.......,..... Al 1oo
i,s,s sas fni"s nns; rs r S.s, %sss .o'h
Berlin h:niISs AssSsy' iii a.' '''Ssl iSts :.
srsn s Aisnsy E%a Id ha. ii;s s'.S 4.
,s.J ws:s .ss H.i5 Soi:sp Co. :.;:ss.s
Nehrins Co. lars 81 Nichoia. ay.
w wcod SESsHns AZ II basss. o,s. CO. ;,S.
FIVE ROOMS.
18th rsa'i .; sSs EE.n1T EnI, r. 40 nS, Madison
18th Berlin q, s,s ,hssRass Ss.;s hsessy III hal
~, bsl', a SfR,I.s s Hssnsy, III hasi iits =
18th s.; q; sac Ea:s: csci ,...;;; .,sss.isso
.a Berlin Renting Agency. iii Eas; i7sS q.
f.s.s Siiiinan; $50 Madison .s. sa''''
.sta !, II HI; H., - : b'ssasooa t;s -.
,,a ss'iS &: S.s s'S,iS. xssiey iii ~; .
Pease q Eliiman. $40 Madison av.
a., psa.s q Eiliman $40 Madison .v.
80 pSasi.: T. k,i%an &C Co. .':i III Maa :s: ~
80 Doasi.s Dol las l. Gilman Co. Isl Mad i'.se .v
a., pousIss ,ss L A Eli%sn q Co. aii Mad -:
,a Soas: $ ais slmaS ns' s%ss.' ca III Mad '::: .s
.,s ?sstI;; =; i; Sa.; s'lm&$ *. ~ =. Ma: y;
Douglas l. Elii,nan q Co. t2i Mad. av.
sid St. ia Fast The Surrey :: $1,000
SD pGuslss ss,t L s,ilmsn s1o Co. al Mad a. az
w BinE 9 ling. rs Yves, .o,h hii;t st VIZ"
w peds!s: l. Ei,m.u Co. al Mad q 'sSs .S'
''a Peas. s "a EiImsn. & 40 Madison; aV ss''
Douglas / EIiiman q Co, al Mad. y:
American Real Estate Co. sol ". iiots
,'1 berlin % isa k:s,iss Agency es s.., sie.dnsa
s:;" 4. i, s'fs.s S.. 4ssi1Ss, SsiS ID
,,,, Berlin R:n;in. Agency. iu n I'm =,
i'''s r. wosa 800 h1st W. II Dci.on CO.. nv; ss ss:s
,''a s.hrlas 5 s"Ss'G cs III: s St Neho.. Az
'''' Nsnr,aa 3 M Con- "H;aI isas 81 81 Niehos. ~, $3.50
' f. wooS SoS.0ps " a. av Doi.on Co. q ssts
SIX ROOMS.
Berlin X: s:r1iss na:' Assnfy ssSsi III
18th :s 'is R.atias ; Agency III 49,
Pease a Eliiman. $40 Madison sy
i',h ST. cor. sth av' at7' Kn,sker, cno
''s resse 4 Gilman. $40 Madison sv ~
'''h Peas. s 70 Eiii@an $40 Madison sv
Park av.. ioth St. loi East ..2.too-.?7oo
Pssss sv EiI1Ian .o1S st. $40 7oo
pease 4 Ellimsn. $40 Madison sy;
nsr,n aif nnsia. mSi Agency III ,h
''' Psass Pei Z Eiimsn. sHi O" 80 Madison ave. ''
IA
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u,,s tlrm'l az, % The Bariefesd. ..:aess
MANHATTAN-EAST SIDE.
ONE ROOM.
oS 6s:. St; ,'' H. E'fi Gilman Co. II si'G:s: n.si.
"'h psies , t. Ell Gilman Co. ;:i Mssi sti.
,.us e.. clermont av.. l75. Fairyi.v
cGsr' sIlt..a Hobbs. iss Yves, 1sd st. Wv
Two ROOMS.
Madison AZ. 'o2. Carlton chamber:
18th a. los East. Swannanoa. .....34s
p,a.s \ Eiliman. $40 Madison sv
I'm e. .','' rTmaa s;o Msdi;os sv
,uh S. southeast corner sth ev, ..4i
k1SS pSs.s Gilman $40 Madison .v. Wv"
,ia st, northwest corner. iss Madison
';,.: f;s.s : Gilman. $40 Madison sy. NV
;;h st. rs East Muskoha =; ;''so-'1ss
,o,h IT.. third door front. Madison ay.
~ boasl. l.. Gilman s Co. al H.Ss. SS.
,ns st.. third floor re.s. Madison an
pcasii, /. Gilman Co. iiii nsai. .
Il" fc,.. 'l' Z Eliimsn. $40 M.aii:cn .y. W"
ii" PEAS. 'l = Gilman. $40 Madison az!
ii" g. 'S,'S ,,liato Ea,t ia u:,,.c .sLiss
'''A pcasis, sSi T l.. Eillman CO. ii Msai.
"A psasi. 81. l. Elm r'iman Co. II si'Ssase nsa,e
18th r. <. ;si:, .I,nss' -, s,s.s., ,,ss'' ::
s'.5s,A -ts, Madison av. soI-sos n.
.1i,5 F.5.. I Ellmini,. $40 Madison .,. Wv. Wv.
Douglas l.. Gilman : Co. al Madi-
''A rass :. ;'s Xiii Em.a s.o Madi.sa s':;,''' ~
'',A :, = E1Inaa. $40 Madison .1Gs;'i'' az,
''A rslss '' = Eiman NGi' $40 Madison SS
soh cor. Park av., $40. .si.OsO-si.sso
,,s Pas Ei,lman $40 Madison Z, sS .So
w" reiss Gilman, $40 Maidiison aS' ay '''''
80 f.,se Eiiiman. 'aic Madison as s.oV-'''
n boas Hs'.1l : Eilmaa iE s Co.. .,l is%'sse Mas. ss
'''y ~. 6%issn & uS GO. broadway scth .I.. {.
''''I 10 ASrthsia. S' ' Sis East iscih st.
,''T Leo Abra6am' 81 SIS Es;; is6ta st wv
Wood DoiSon Co. Agts.. Bway soth 1t.
No,t rs,Is'sn r,o y;s an. '.S'
i-gth :, Ratbra,s Az 5o9i s,ee
Vo11- Doison Co Sts p,y,y sa,n ~
A
"o"''
lsh -, u East, Swannanoa. .......... S6se
Pease Gilman. $40 Madison av.
i'm -. -'f East, Rutherford. ...... $3.50
b-rlu kenting Agency. lt1 East l7th ST.
Eth = ~ East $500
81. fease q Eiliman $40 Madison av
Pease & Elliman. $40 Madison av.
SSh ~ l+s East. Muskoka. $500 to Sl,o5o
- Durham Realty Co, 200 5th av.
Wh e. SO East ~, 900 81, 900
18th e, li6-s Fast. .......... $3.50. 1850
a.. IHsse Gilman $40 Madison av
s0n st, 20 East ast...............I 81. .200-t.soo
,, fease Elliman $40 Madison av.
The sun., 1914-08-16
MANHATTAN--EAST SIDE.
ONE ROOM.

,th St. $50. East :ts'o.ess
p5us.is l.. Gilman Co, t2i hadi-
son tN .-.
.,,h ST .f-4s East. .Nxo
p,lr.,s T.. Eliman a Co.. al Madi-
,.ts .t. Clermont av. It's, Fairview
Cou-t. ... - '.'.s ...... tsso
s4Ns.n & Hobbs. l62 West 72d st.
The sun., 1914-08-16
MANHATTAN-WEST SIDE.
ELEVEN ROOMS.

i''a o.g od Pell a Co.. Sc: 5th sv.
The sun., 1914-08-16
SEVEN ROOMS.

18th St. 1906 East Swannanoa. ........si.20 200
Pease 4 Elliman. $40 Madison ave.
18th St, iis East, Irving. $3.50 5000
Berlin Renting Agency l+i East nth st.
lIth ST.. if5 East. .......'.... .sfsV-s5to
Berlin Renting Agency. i4l East 18th 81.
27th ST., 39-i3 East............Sl,0 COOS, 500
Pease 4 EllIman. $40 Madison ave
SD ST., 3S3 Park avenue. 6th floor N. 81. 500
u. l.. Gilman Co, t2l Madison ave.
SD st., asa Park av., 10th floor N....s2. 500
ID. l.. Gilman & Co.. 42i Madison av
SD st., 3s3 Park av., iith floor N....s2.so
u. l.. Elliman & Co, 42i Madison av
Seth St. lft East, Willsbourne. 81 300-si 500
Pease 4 Eliiman, $40 Madison av.
56th ST.. ii4 East Wettsbourne. .si30o-&l,soo
Pease & Eillmal. $40 Madison av
bsth St. ii6 East Park av...,.....,s2.10 100
Pease & ElIima1 $40 Madison av
eist St, n. e C.. Pafk nv., 535. so 6oo-s2, 700
Pease & Gilman. 3t0 Madison av.
Madison av.. s2d St. 40 East. so. 600 -S3. 900
The sun., 1914-08-16
MANHATTAN-EAST SIDE.
FOUR ROOMS.

p: Mel Merrill Co, Inc. o p.. .w, 9,
ssd e.. Park av. 30. ........... U,ioo
Bins Bing, us West toth 81.
iiVtn ", 80 East. IN Costa. S2io-S75<
beIhn Rsntlns Agency. 1<i East i7th 81
81, its Bast. Fuld. ..............s2to
listh st. 5te-55o East siso- afix
F. 4 Wood, W. H. Doison Co. 1.ay, .scsts scts'
1850 *. simpson g, $50. .sfss-Ssf3
isist 1t, Crotona sv., 1lb5. 1904
y X. Wood. W. II. Dolson Co, B'way soth
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An1bov

Jim Collins spent Saturday Id
Mankatc.
Harry Brown went TO Minneapo-
lis Saturday On business.
Fred Boesch and wife were Man
kato visitors on Saturday.
c. ID. Otto OF Mankato transacted
business in Amboy Tuesday. ~,
Nels Benson and wife are the
proud parents OF a son, born on
Friday. 81
Mrs George Salisbury OF Blue
Earth is visiting relatives In this
locality. "a 30 - -. E;.,
A little girl arrived at the home
of Mr., aud Mrs. Ray Stratton on
Monday. -s 60.
Edward and julius Schwarz
transacted business in Mankato
Saturday. I...
Henry Krause of Vernon passed
through Amboy en- his way to Chi
cago last Saturday. -,
Mr. and Mrs. Z. p. Wilder and
son Roland went TO Rochester
Monday to consult the Drs. Mayo.
Roland expects to have an opera.
ton for appendicitis.
Jonas Johnson aud wife, spent
Saturday In Mankato. Jonas viii
leave july. |. for Norway to take
In the exposition and also to visit
with his many relatives in the old
country. -
/ The Christian Endeavorers of
Willow Greek viii give a box sup
per at the Kinney school house on
Friday evening, March 20. The
popular piaylet. TOO Much of
Good Thing" will be sgivcn. All
are cordially invited. -
The (, following officers were
chosen, at the town meeting Tues.
day: Supervisor. hilbert Urban;
clerk, T.. G. Ludtke; treasurer. w.
A. Ulrich; Justices Of the peace,
VIII Wiedenheft and George OIL
yer; constable. VIII Wilde. The
amount voted for road. bridge and
township purposes was $4,000. A.
NJ. Schneeberger acted as modera.
tor.
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Kasota

Mrs. J. r. Rcam Is still quite sick.
Miss Hilda Forsberg has returned
from the cities. an F #.'r. : ..1.-s-a
Mrs. John Mention was Msnkato
caller Saturday. "." a..
Neis Olson was in Mankato Tues.
day on business. f
Mrs. Barbara Bowen spent Satur.
day at Mapleton. IS ~
Mrs. Ambush left Tuesday for
Rush City, MINI.
Charles Olson of st. Paul visited
his parents over Sunday
The girls who attended normal are
enjoying 0 weeks vacation.
Henry Weygant OF Madelia spent
Sunday with his family here.
John Ofenlock was a twin city
visitor several days last week.
Miss Fern LEONARD is guest Of
Miss Gladys Jardine this week.
A number from here attended the
funeral OF Mrs. Arendt at Mankato.
Mrs. z. stark OF Mankato visited
al the c. w. Babcock home Sun
day.
Mrs. Charles Aim entertained a
company OF ladies Saturday after.
noon. g 4g te.
Charles and Miss Frieda Meister
have returned to their work at Min
neapolis.
Mrs. Koenen is quite m with
jaundice at the home OF her son.
John Koenen.
Rev. r. c. Bailey gave an exam
nation to his teachers training class
Tuesday evening.
n. l.. Bradshaw Is very much i'm
proved, his mother returned to LIE.
Sueur Center Monday.
The entertainer of the Lyceum
course, Miss Beryl Buckley, at the
hall Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Rinkel spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Rinkei. sr. at 81. Peter.
Iverson's orchestra OF St Peter
win furnish music for the dance. Sc.
patrick's day mt the hall.
Mrs. Helen Gilmore and daughter
Juliette arrived Tuesday from Ma
pleton and are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. o. P. Buell.
Joe Appert, son OF Mrs. Martin
Appert. submitted 10 an operation
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Good Thunder

Miss Fannie Houk was Mankato
visitor "Wednesday.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Herman Peters are
comfortably settled on the Charles
Berndt farm, r-- ~
Mr., and Mrs. s, Doty attended the
district meeting Of the Rebekah lodge
at Mapletcn last Friday.
Spring looks a long way of this
morning, with the old earth covered
with snow and frost again. ....
The building Of concrete bridge
across the Maple river, east Of the
John Gainor farm was voted upon
and the vote carried. go
Mrs. Amelia Palmer is quite poor.
ly and has. ,som1 one with her almost
constantly. II Is hoped that when
warm Gather comes on she Ill be
much improved
Election day was a busy one in this
town. The village voted on the sa-
loon question. and although the anti
saloon faction met with defeat, II
made a good showing.
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Eagle Lake

Frank Mention drove to Mankato
Saturday.
Jack Pressnall was a st. Peter
visitor Sunday.
Joe Need OF Mankato called on
relatives Monday.
/. Miss Mamie Doran spent Saturday
and Sunday at home.
Mrs Lottie Englerth was an Eagle
Lake caller Tuesday.
Miss Luella Compton was a Man
kato visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schwarble
drove to Mankato Monday.
Mrs. Iahn Compton is visiting her
mother. Mrs. ID. Reed in Mankato.
Misses Lena and Frances Schwar-
BILE spent Saturday and Sunday in
Mankato.
Mrs George Macbet hentertained
the Ladies' Aid society Wednesday
afternoon.
Roy Chapman has been In the
the northern part of the state oh
business trip.
Messrs. August Borneke and John
Johnson OF Madison Lake were call.
ers In this locality Monday.
Miss Christine Eikum OF Mankato
spent a few days last week with her
friend, Mrs. J. N. Compton. =
Miss Ora Compton and Rueben
Anderson visited relatives and
friends In st. Peter Sunday. 49,
Miss Aline Macbeth who attends
the normal school in Mankato is
at home for a weeks vacation.
Mrs. John Cuddy OF Mankato Wis
tied over Sunday 1.-THE home of Mrs.
Cuddy's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Youmans. %" .". &C. .,rs s.
Mrs. Floyd Cook and children OF
Madison, s. d.. returned to their
home after visit of some length
In Eagle Lake. .....-,rf 4
Mrs. Burr Charlsworth and daugh.
ter, Gladys Of Morgan, are visiting
at the home OF the formers father,
l. b. Reynolds. ,.mH
A box social was held In the
Methodist church parlors Friday
evening and was well attended. The
proceeds, s27.6O, will so to the
church treasury. 20 ..'t .-r..
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Stearns left
Wednesday for Madison Lake en-.
route for their home In st. Paul.
They have made an extended visit
with Mr.. Stearns' mother and other
relatives in Eagle Lake and Madison
Lake.
Several members OF the Rebekah
lodge here attended the district meet.
ing held In Mapleton last Thursday.
Those who we're present were Mrs.
A. r. Cook, Mrs. Gus Harlem, Mrs
A. NJ. Reynolds. Mrs, Charles Brown,
Miss Hulda jacobson, Mrs. Carl
Pickle, Mrs, NJ. B. Cook, Mrs. Charles
Harlem, and Mrs. j. b. Reynolds.
The Sunday school convention will
meet in the Methodist church Of this
place Sunday, March 10. II will be
In session at 2:30 p. m. and also at
1880 p. m. Several well known
speakers VIII deliver addresses, among
whom will be Rev. John Moede,
pastor of the Methodist church at
st. Clair, and DR.. J. w. Andrews Of
Mankato. -....r e. r- -.
Mrs. A. r. Cook attended dis
trict meeting OF the Mankato district
OF the Rebekah lodge in Mapleton
March 6. She reports a splendid
time and speaks highly OF the man.
ner in which the Mapleton people en-
tertained the guests. The officers
elected for district No. for the CON-
Mankato, president; Rena Pomroy,
Mapleton. vice president; Kate b.
Cook. Eagle Lake, reelected secre-
tary and treasurer.
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MANkATO FREE PRESS

for appendicitis at st. Joseph's hos.
pital, Mankato. last week.
Miss Esther Bailey has accepted
"A position as !. teacher at Plevna.
Mont Miss Bailey. graduated last
week from the Mankato normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Rinkel and chill
dren returned TO storden. Mimi.
Tuesday after n few days stay with
Mrs. RinkeYs parents. Mr. and Mrs.
o. p Buell..
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From thursdays Daily.

President F. T.. Crandall of the
Commercial club has appointed the
following committee to devise ways
and means for placing $4,000 In
stock lof seven per cent preferred
stock OF Mayer Brothers company:
A. NJ. Stein. chairman. John Nyquist.
f. A. Engwaldson. +. M. otto and
w. ID. Willard. There has already
been sold $1,000 Of the stock, with.
out any particular effort on the part
OF anyone and the committee held a
meeting at ten O'Clock this morning
to lay out preliminary plans and II
Is expected that by the end OF the
week something definite win have
been accomplished In the matter.
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Friday, March 90. 1914

hospital yesterday and is in q crit
zeal condition. $50
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. McLaurin re-
turned this morning from tfFir we'd
ding trip, sojourning for a time at
the Saulpaugh.
Hon. George Rice Of F1sndreau, s.
D.. was a visitor In the city yester-
day afternoon, being the guest OF
Judge w. r. Hughes.
w. A. Anderson departed today for
Lewis. Wis. where he Is cashier In
the state bank. Mrs. Anderson win
go there In a few days.
Little Teresa Glun of GAINESVILLE
was operated upon yesterday after
noon at one OF the local hospitals
for ruptured appendicitis. -
E. E. Lane. editor of the Sher.
burn Advance. is in the city. lie
is en- route to Coifax, Iowa, where
he win enjoy the baths for two
week..
George Authier, secretary TO Gov.
ernor Eberhart. arrived in Mankato
this afternoon and WIN speak this
evening al the mems dinner at the
eBlgrade Methodist church.
George Champlin OF Lake Crystal
was In Mankato on business today.
Mr., Champlin has opened a real
estate Office In Lake Crystal.
Mrs. L, A. johnson OF Eagle
Grove. Iowa, spent yesterday and
today In Mankato, and will go TO
Amboy this evening to visit her
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Otto spent
yesterday and today in Minneapolis
where Mr. Otto attended the annual
meeting OF the Retail Grocers and
General Merchants association.
Miss Ida Handy returned yesterday
to her home In Good Thunder after
short visit with Miss Grace Nay
lon of Walnut street. Miss Handy is
a sister OF John Handy. former in
structor In chemistry at, the Uni
versity of Minnesota. now doing tho
same kind OF work In Buffalo. N. Y.
T. Weather conditions were ideal i'm
this ,neighborhood last evening 10
view the eclipse OF the moon. Eleven
twelfths OF the face of the moon was
darkened by the shadow OF the earth,
when the eclipse was at its maxi.
mum. Many were the telescopes and
opera glasses that people In Manka-
TO directed at the satellite from tho
time the edge OF the shadow OF this
planet was first visible on the small
heavenly body at S:42 o'clock until
the last glimpse Of the retreating
dork spot faded away at 11:44.
On September there will be an.
other eclipse OF the moon. but it will
not be visible anywhere on this con.
tinent.
At the time OF the greatest OBJ
security last night the moon was near.
! ly $4,000 miles distant from the
earth's center this being about 15,-
900 miles less than its mean average.
81. sIr . .
The G.. A. r.. at waseca will erect
In Emerson park, in that city,
monument in memory of the old SOL
diers.
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from thursdays Daily.
mabec-Costain Wedding.

mir. Raymond, Costain and Miss
Susie r. Mabee, both of Parker. s
D., were married at half past six
o'clock last evening at the home
Of the brides uncle and aunt. Mr.
and Mrs. C. w. Jessup. 400 Poplar
street. Only the members of the
family were present. Rev. r. w
Hobbs OF the First Baptist church
performed the marriage ceremony
and the wedding march was played
by Mont Brian. There were no at
tendants. - ~ . - =
A dinner was served following the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Costain have
gone TO Minneapolis for short stay,
and will then 90 70 'the sroom's farm
near Parker to make their home.
81. l.. Champlln lis In Mapleton on
business today. $50 .ss
Soren Larson Is spending two
days In the tain cities. s.sf. =
Mrs. E.4CL, Weber Of lie Sueur
spent yesterday In Manksto. .,
Z Arvid Carlson has returned from
Eve weeks visit In Lerisyille.
Misses Esther Hessisn and Helen
weis visited In Mankato yesterday.
II. r. Snow Of lie Sucur Is the
guest of his uncle, DR.. c. ID. Snow
today. -. 4.
Or. w. A. Chamberlain Of waseca
was in Mankato over night on pro-
fesslonsl business.
Glen Heidschel of ElysIan was OPP
Grated upon at Emmanuel hospital
yesterday for empyema.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morehnrt left today
for Hot Sprinbs, Ark. where they
will remain three weeks. =.
John D., Deets returned last night
from Hot Springs. Ark, where he
spent about two, weeks. y
IN. A. Nichols Of the normal, school
faculty went to Minneapolis this
morning for the weekend.
N. III. Olson. cashier OF the Citi-
Gems bank Of St Peter was in Man.
kato on business yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.. Thompson re-
turned yesterday from San Diego,
Cab. where they spent the winter.
( John @. Gerlich has gone ON a
business trip TO Iowa. expecting to
be back the latter part of the
week.
Mrs. Kreutzer OF wateryille was
brought to Mankato last night and
operated upon at St. Joseph's hos
pital
+. B. Burgman. vice president Of
the First National bank OF wills
ton. N. D., Is in the city on bust
ness.
Master kaurence KenhoItx of Am.
boy was operated upon at Emmanuel
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Rspidan

Mr.: Peterson. the butermaker. has
resigned his position here to leave
April !. ..t 49,.
Joe Kern was In Rapidan on Wed.
nesday, bringing load Of feed to be
ground, which speaks we'll of the
miller here.
Eggs dropped In price to % cents
this week. It might be of interest
to know that at this time last year
they were Is cents.
TIL applications for road super.
visitors have been received by the
board as follows: Jess Soon, Theodore
Just and Christ Erickson.
Alfred Haak OF Minneapolis is max.
Ing . short visit with his sister, Mrs.
Herman yaeeer. after attending the
funeral OF his grandmother Mrs.
Bachertz. Nj
! Mr.. and Mrs. Bicomshiner and chill
dreu of Dodge Center are guests of
the. formers sister. Mrs. Alex john
son. They attended the funeral of
Mrs. tBloomshiner's mother. Mrs.
Bachertz. =.
: Election passed OF quietly, one
hundred and two votes being polled.
The new road law was quite thor.
oughly explained and with the right
men az road supervisors there ought
10 be good roads as result of the
Law. There were two tickets, but
the old board was reelected. The
only legal tender In evidence was
ballots and cigars. .
CARD FROM DAN coueHlAN.
The following communication has
been sent The Free Press by Dan
Coughlan:
"If Mr.. Samuel @. Iverson would
take away the iaboring mans club
house. the saloon, he would have to
do something better for them before
he will get their votes. Mr.. Iverson
criticized the st. Paul city charter
for permitting saloons in the wards
where the laboring classes reside and
eliminating them from those wards
where the silk stocking gentlemen
live. There Is no need for saloons
in their wards. for they have the
wine In their cellars and In their
club houses. The laboring men have
no use for club houses. for the first
man they would meet would be the
man that got their hard earned
money for worthless stocks. or else
the lawyer who charged them many
prices for the little work he did for
them.
''Laboring men often live in the
same block and work In different
parts OF town. and probably won't
see each other all week. It Is a
great pleasure to thsH 70 meet down
town Saturday nights and drink a
glass Of beer and get acquainted.
The candidate for governor who
will seek for pension for old and
disabled Iaborers win get my vote
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-03-20

The G.. A. r.. at Waseca will erect
In Emerson park. in that city, a
monument in memory of the old SOL
diers.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-03-20
From Thursdays Dairy.

A. II. Mccoy. engineer on the Ma
delia-Fairmont branch OF the Omahs
road. sustained injuries 10 his back
that will lay him up for some time,
hen he fell into the turn-tsble pit
in the Omaha yards at Pairmont
about four O'Clock Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Mccoy had finished the reg.
ular switching and had backed the
engine over the cinder pit TO permit
the removal OF the ashes. The pit
is not long enough to accommodate
the whole engine. and the pilot pro-
jected several feet over the turn.
table. While the fireman was clean
ing the fire box. Mr.. Mccoy got
down from the cab and started for
the round house to get some OIL. In
some way his foot slipped as he was
passing the front of the engine and
he fell into the turntable pit, dis.
lance OF FIVE feet. landing heavily on
his back.
Although suffering great pain. he
was able TO walk to the depot with
the assistance OF the fireman. He
was taken to HIS home in bus and
the doctor called. Examination re-
vealed no broken bones. though from
the nature of the injury, 1t Is very
difficult to make thorough ex.
animation. Although an injury to-
the back is always painful. II is not
believed that he will be laid up
more than week or two.
The fireman ran the train to Ma
della on the regular evening trip. A
new engineer was ordered from st.
James and came back with the train
Tuesday hight.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-03-20
From thursdays Daily.

John II, Holman has a letter from
Congressman Hammond. dated at
Washington. March z. stating that he
had been informed by the postmaster
general that the original allotment
OF $4,000 for the Scenic Highway in
Minnesota had been restored, with
the understanding that the specifca-
tons for the work would have to be
approved by the department OF agri-
culture.
No reference Is made TO the addi-
tional $4,000 that Is asked from the
government, yet the local workers for
the proposition are going ahead on
the 100000 basis. inasmuch as II Is
desirable to have some reserve
money. in case bids on the work are
higher than what is anticipated.
Senator Benson OF st. Peter today
told Mr.. Hohmann that Senator Ell
well had told him over the telephone
that the business interests OF Min.
neapolis had undertaken to raise just
one-half OF the shortage now existing
in raising the amount deemed neces-
sary to carry the project through.
Senator Benson and Mr.. Hohmann
expect to go to Minneapolis ence
more next week and then they ex-
pect TO call meeting OF the inter
ested men OF all towns through which
the proposed highway Is TO pass.