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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-23

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-23
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-23
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-23

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-23

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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-01-09
St,CIair

Dr Macbeth was at Eagle Lake
Thursday.
Mr.. McCarty was visiting at the
Hilton home. 81 80
Miss Jennie wingen was home over
the holidays, -
Mrs. AIard Austin Ii at home dur
Ing her vacation.
Fred and Ed Kruse were Mankato
visitors Saturday.
Mrs. John Fitzloff was n Mankato
visitor last Friday. -
Miss Louie Cook spent few days
ut home from 81. Paul.
Paul Polinski was q caller at Man.
kato Friday OF last week.
Roy Compton of st, Peter spent
New Years day at home.
Miss Martha Frank OF GAINESVILLE
spent Christmas at home.
Mrs. Laura Burgess OF Mankato
was In Eagle Lake sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Peska were
visitors at the AmberE home Sunday
Miss Francis schwarble left fol
ST. Paul Tuesday to visit relatives
Louis Appel was visiting with hi,
folks at Kasota a few days last week
John Pestka was visiting friend.
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Oliver of st.. Cloud who spent par,
of her holiday vacation 4 here.
Mrs. Frank Thurston. Sr.. has re
turned home nnd Is gaining as fast as
can be expected. She Is up abcp,
the house and Is confident OF regain
Ing her health as, needed strength
lis gained: Ea
The annual meeting of. the Chris
tian church has been postponed until
thursday. January 3. A praise serv'
tee sill be. held at eleven o'clock
A basket dinner will be served In The
basement. There will be service
Throughout the afternoon. All mem
befs are urged TO be present.
A very enjoyable holiday birthday
party was enjoyed Tuesday at the
home Of Mrs. Nettie osgood. Those
who celebrated the day with hei
were Mesdarhes Eager and Wagner
Tho New Year stunts and the turn
ing over OF a new leaf we're amusing
and Mes,lames Eager and cecelia
Van Sickle won the honors, having
made the best resolutions. A -four
O'Clock supper was served Tho din
Ing room was decorated I'm holiday
colors. forming garlands. A lighted
candle marked each place ut the
table and added much to the pleasur,
OF the sumptuous repast. to which
the neighbors did ample justice.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-01-09

were guests OF Rev. Bailey and
family. Saturday, !, a 40 ~
Miss Margaret Johnson attended
the meeting OF state. district and
city presidents OF G.. E. societies.
Monday at Mankato.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh. Usher. who
have been visiting relations here for
the past week. returned TO their
home at Prirnghar. iowa. Monday.
Mr.. and AIRS. Frank Howe and
children OF Minneapolis spent last
week at the home OF Mrs, Howe's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Ben.
son. nssA Is
Mrs. James Frank and daughter
Grace went TO Knoxville, Iowa, We'd
nesday to visit relatives. They will
be accompanied home by Miss NIL
dred Frank. who has been visiting
there for several months. - &.
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Az n. Presnail. Marshall Cornish.
Perry Harris. Charles Harlem. Gus
Harlem. L. stearhs and J.. N. Comp
ton, met at the home OF Mrs
George Garrison. a widow. and split
and piled SIX cords Of stove wood.
They seemed to enjoy their work
ana Mrs. Garrison expressed her
heartfelt gratitude for their kind
ness TO her. The grateful lady In
vited the gentlemen into her home
and treated them to apples and
music on the -phonograph. -,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-01-09
Garden City

Several attended the theatre nj
Mankato and saw '"Freckles."
Mr.. FELTON, and daughter of New.
ark. s. D.. are guests OF bis sister,
Mrs. John Duirield.
Miss Nellie Ray of Minneapolis
spent The holidays with her mother
and grandparents here.
The yonngi people will enjC. a
social at the home of NJ. F. Crane
Friday evening. January 2.
Miss Ehie Wagner Is visiting
friends here. She expects to return
To, her homo at Hartford. s. d.. Mon
day. -
The many friends Of Al Bixby will
be. sorry to learn that he Is con
fined to his home with q. serious Mt
tack OF heart trouble, =
Miss Forester win speak at the
J Christian church next Sunday morn
/ Ing. January 4. There win be specia
services. You are invited. -
J.. X. Osgood. president OF tn,
local Christian Epdeavor. and Altar
Roberts attended district convention
at Mankato. Monday afternoon an,
/ evening.
Frank Rlchardson took q humble
In his car TO Lake Washington /,
fish. Wednesday. Among the part.
were William DALEY. John Steven
and Ed Rem.
! An enjoyable house. party WI
given at the Gates home Tiiesda
afternoon In honor Of Miss Myrtl
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Butternut Valley

Mike Erickson Is visiting In wis
consin.
Iieiilck Ielliclsson has treated him
SELF to n Maxwell run-about.
Mrs. Ole Hansen has gone "a
Norwood. Iowa TO visit friends.
Miss Lena Johnson went to Min
neapolis. "Wednesday. on brief visit
Oscar Hansen has installed Amer
lean Gas lights and range in his
residence.
The town board met Tuesday "a
dispose of bills incurred In recent
road-work.
There were services with conflr
nation ut the Lutheran church NeN
Years day.
Louis Wilson and family OF North
Mankato spent Christmas with reia
tives here.
George Hood is caring for the ID
L. Jones place while the latter Il
soJourning I'm tho south.
Miss Clarn Reedstrom who for
merly taught In District No. 12 call
ed on old friends Sunday and Mon
day.
Albert Rasmussen and family o
bird Island are visiting parents o.
the former, Mr.. and Mrs. n. X. Ras
mussen.
Laura Thompson and sister. Mrs
Arthur CordeIi. OF Sioux Falls, 9. ID.
are spending the holidays with theil
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. O. T. Thomp
Son.
Ludwig Hansen has excavated FOL
cellar and Is nj present drawint
gravel in preparation for the erectior
of a modern residence early mex
spring.
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Vernon Center

Hugh ,Frances. Is erecting an up.
to-date garage. 32x50.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN Pfeifer were
business visitors In Mankato. Mon
day. W, a.
Rev. Palmer took the early train
for the cities Monday where he will
purchase o Maxwell runabout.
VIII Nelson who Is engaged In the
auto business In tho cities Is In
town TO remain until after New
Years. lu
Miss Haze, Jamison Is up from lie
Mars for q, short visit with friends.
She will leave for homo via ST
Jemas Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Dennison
attended the funeral OF Mrs. Brad.
shaw ut the Sterling church last Sun.
day afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Cornish goes tn Crook.
ston tonerroNto spend the next two
months with her daughter, Mrs.
Thomas Armstrong.
George Lang OF South Napoleon
has been in this vicinity for the
past two weeks disposing of some
of his fullblooded stock TO farmers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed woodberry are
down from Barnum on q visit "a
their mother, Mrs. Alex woodberry
and brothre. II. L. King and family
Percy Morrow, who lives nea,
Long Prairiey Nina. and Fred Nor
row and wife OF Mankato ate their
/; Christmas dinner with Mr.. and Mrs
James Morrow. pi
Mr.. and Mrs.G Starbuck OF North
1 Vernon are enjoying visit from
their mother, Mrs. H.. :, A. Dayton oil
Nebago. Iowa. and niece Miss Ara
bella Elwand of Owatonpa.
] !. Mrs. Kate Johnston and daughter
Mrs. Maud Christensen. and two
children Of st. James. arc spendins
the holiday season with their numer
d, Gus relatives In and around Vernon,
Grandpa ,petricb H. handing out
cigars withla.n very lavish han,
this week, ,dn honor OF his, frs
grandchild. q little daughter arrivin,
at the home of his daughter. Mrs
WIN zpellner
| Jess Mobiles. Clint Cornish, Lesli,
! Cooper. Henry Kraus and Pete Hal
yerson antoed TO Mankato. Monda,
/ to attend the meeting of the A. F
and A. NJ lodge No. u, where ;
class OF live took the third degree.
Rev. Clement and the Methods
Episcopal choir went TO Rapldau
Friday TO officiate at the funeral O
Claude Stratton.. Mr.. stratton wa,
wen and fayorably known to man,
here. being a,brother of Bert strattol
OF Vernon. s..
| A very pleasant birthday surpris,
was, given A. G. Haiverson last Satur
day by oset thirty-ilve of his rela
tiyes.. The guests brought well fllle,
baskets and chicken pie Dime
with all the accessories was enjoyed
A delightful social afternoon f0llowe.
the. dinner.
| Mr.. and Mrs. WIN Rambo wer
greatly surprised Tuesday noon b.
having about fifty OF their friend
drop I'm with wen filled baskets. an
various articles or tinware, and pre-
ceeded TO celebrate their tenth wed
ding anniversary. .ir. and Mrs. Ran
BIO have long been prominent, worker
IN all departments OF the Baptis
church in Vernon and this even
was planned by the congregation 4
appreciation Of the valuable work.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-01-09
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
Although the defense scored an i'm.
portnnt point late yesterday in the
cases against the three boys. Lee
Oiger, Edward Peterson and Harry
Peterson. on trial jim the police court
ON the charge III lettering in sa-
looms. the fight was Continued today.
Yesterday Attorney Ivan Bowen
made the point that the boys had
testified before the grand jury and
the district court In the prosecution
of saloonkeepers for selling them
liquor and they should therefore be
exempt from testifying in the pres.
ent. trial as to any of the facts to
which they testified before the grand
b,ry and the district court. lie
A, argued that otherwise they would
be compelled to furnish testimony
against themselves. The court sus
tained this contention.
This morning. Mr.. Bowen moved
the dismissal of the defendant on the
/. ground that the police. In causing
the arrest OF these boys, obtained
/ their Information from testimony that
the boys had given In regard to the
eases against the saloonkeepers. City
iAttorney schaub called Chief Of
Police Klugherz and Patrolman f
". Waters to the stand TO disprovt
this II developed that the informa
ltion on which; the boys were ar
rested was obtained from William
Ia. Corbin.>-who vas at that time ar
inspector for the board of health
j Judge comstock denied the motion
for dismissal. The court then tool
a recess TO two o'clock this after
noon.
! Judge comstock found the defend
ants gully tand fined each S. ant
costs. amounting in all to abou
$ $3.50. On motion OF Attorne.
!; Bowen a stay Of ten days va,
! granted.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-01-09

erem Saturdays Daily.
Chris Virgens. the convicted slayer
of John Steen, Is now member of
the colony atthe saltwater peniten.
tiary. He left Blue Earth on the
early morning train Tuesday. in the
custody of Sherinfs Carver and
Freer. changed cars Mt st. Paul. and
arrived at the penitentiary about
twelve O'Clock. During the trip he
maintained his usual stole demeanor.
had nothing to say to the officers.
and displayed practically no emotion.
AS the gates OF the prison walls
were opened by the Waterman. and
he was escorted to the Office Of
the deputy warden, there was a
slight twitcliing OF the muscles of
the face apparent, but he did 1t
break down. as many OF the stoutest
hearts have done. when they have
entered within. the grim prison walls.
Have No Use For Clothes.
Before leaving him Sheriff Carver
inquired what he desired done witt.
old clothes that had benn left bi
the county Jail. lie replied: Il don't
care what you do with them. ] will
have no more use for them"
Sherinf Carver then inquired II he
wanted them sent to his folks. lie
replied III they come and want them
sou can let them have them"
The sheriff then asked him II
there was any message that he want
ed sent to his family, but he replied
that there was not.
=. Sheriff Carver again assured him,
that II there was any message or re-
quest that he wanted delivered "a
any one, IL would be faithfully done
hut he replied that there was not.
Cried Bidding crothers Goodbye.
While virgens displayed very little
II any emotion during the trip, he
did so last Monday. after he had
been brought back to the Blue Earth
| jail, after receiving his life sentence
and when his mother and two broth
ers called to bid him good bye. II
Is reported that at that time he
broke down and wept and otherwise
gave vent to his grief
/ Il Is apparent that the ordeal tina,
he has passed through the past
seven months has told on him TO q
considerable extent lie has los,
forty pounds In weight and II Is
| also apparent that his spirit Is brok
en- TO a great extent, and he Is q
different man In many ways from
what he was when placed under
arrest
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-01-09

J. N. Compton was in Mnnkato
Sunday.
Miss verna I'M visited at William
Compton's home Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Reed Is q guest of
her sister. Mrs. Henry Iiarein.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis .Stearns OF
Minneapolis are visiting relatives
here.
A good roads meeting was held
ut the home OF Frank Mention Mon.
day evening. ........
Mr.. Eddie Jensen Of Tivoli was
visitor at the Henry Jorgensen
home New Years.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. G. Presnall
have returned from Spooper, WIS.,,
where they spent the holidays.
Several skating parties have been
held on the lake OF late. The skat.
ing is reported to be excellent.
Miss Luefla Compton spent sew.
eral days last week with her grand.
parents. Mr. and Mrs. LeviS Comp.
ton.
Miss Mary Morris OF f|luc Earth
is a guest OF her brother J. d. Nor.
ris and her niece. Mrs. r. II. Hum
iston.
Miss Vivian Smith returned yes
terday TO her home after q weeks
visit with her friend, Miss Jennie
| Peterson.
A watch party was held In the
basement OF the Methodist church
New Years eve. There was a large
attendance. 30
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Van Duran
of iamberton came New Years day
to VISIT their son. Edward and fami-
ly nc Tivoli.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Harein and
family spent New Years day Mt Wa.
SEGA. with Mrs. IIarein's sister. Mrs.
John Morgan.
Mrs. Emma Wagner and daughter
Miss Ruth returned to Mankato after
a few days visit at the James
] Wagner home.
Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins and Mr.:
and Mrs. Day and sons were New
Years guests at the Paul Radicle
homo In Mankato.
Miss Stella Harein, and Mr.. Roy
Compton both nurses ut the hos
pital in st. Peter, are visiting mt
their RESPECTIVE homes.
Mrs. NJ. L. Wells returned TO
Eagle Lake today. She has decided
TO remain here instead OF making
her home in Minneapolis as stated
o. few days ago.
| Clark Pickle left Monday evening
for Chicago after a weeks visit
with his brothers anu sisters here
After few days stay there he will
return to New Mexico. where he
holds q position. 49,
! Mr.. John Pickle has disposed o.
his barber shop to gentleman from
Minneapolis. Mr.. Pickle and family
viii leave Saturday for Rodondo
California, where they expect Il
make their home IN the future.
i RI the fifst three days OF ysnuar!
, are samples OF the FIRST three months
of the year. rs quoted by our grand
|. fathers. guess we win have plent!
!. Of winter yet. But we are hearth.
/ thankful for having had mono befor
this. -
Il Last Tuesday morning surpris
party consisting Of E. N. Presnal
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Kasofa
From Saturdays oaBy,

From S9turoats oabt,
Chas. Meister returned To Mime
apolis Wednesday.
Miss Lilly Palmquist returned tn
81 Paul Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Beechcr return
ed TO Rochester Wednesday.
Henry and Dora Pettis spent Satur-
day and Sunday at kiadelia.
Emil Swenson and daughter, Eve
Ign went to St. Paul Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Y. Patterson
returned to saltwater Friday.
Floren Frye of st. Paul Is spending
the holidays with his parents.
Miss Hazel Stockton entertained
few friends Sunday evening.
A daughter was born sunday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Marquette.
Miss Francis Rapp Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. MaIioy at Cleveland.
Misses Aliield and Amanda Carl
son were Mankato callers. Monday.
A. A. Gordon viii move his. family
To Sleepy Eye the first OF the year.
Miss Mary Roberts was home Mon.
day and Tuesday from Lake Crystal.
Mrs. Louis Davis and children left
Monday for Austin to visit relatives.
Miss Gertrude Sandberg Of VIII.
mar Is ut home for her vacation.
Mr. and AIRS. Ralph fawcett went
TO Echo Tuesday to visit relatives.
Mrs. John Ellingsworth Of Lake
Jefferson visited friends here Satur.
day.
Miss Grace Gordon and Gordon
Bertrain spent Wednesday ut Sleepy
Eye.
Rev. =. G.. BAILEY went to Henry
town. Monday 10 oIfieiate Mt a fun.
eral.
DIR. Bertram and family of Luverne
are visiting at the A. II. Gordon
home.
Miss Gracia Loehl of ST. Peter was
entertained nj the J. r. Davies home
Tuesday.
The Congregational church held
their annual business meeting New
Years day.
Herbert WILCOX fell aud broke
his shoulder Tuesday. while fishing
at Lake Emily. :.
Mrs. Elmer Denker aud children OF
Cleveland spent several days with
relatives here.
Mrs David Turritin entertained
her Sunday school class Monday n,
n potato roast.
Louis Hanson OF Alberta. Canada
is visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Hanson.
Joseph Johnson of Cleveland spent
New Years day with Mrs. Carrie
Johnson and family.
Mrs. NJ. a. 0strander entertained
az a farewell party for Mrs. A. u
Gordon. Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Grant and
baby came Wednesday from Farm
ington 10 spend New Years.
Miss Ruth Buell. went to Echo
Mimi, the first of the week to visi
her sister. Mrs. Henry Mathis.
Miss Lillian Anderson III James
town. North Dakota, Is visiting hel
father and other relatives here.
Misses Anna and Emmp Swensor
of Luverne aud Tilda of Imogine. ar,
spending their vacation with thei
mother, t. -
A deal was closed Saturday Il
which Sam weygant became pre-
prietor of the A. A. Leonard farm
near Pettis.
Miss Beatrice Roberts visited he
mother mt the hospital In Mankatt
Sunday. Mrs. Roberts Is getting alon
very nicely.
Mrs. Carl Anderson OF Chisholm
,finn.. and Miss LEILA Whips OF L
sueur Center were guests of friend
hero Tuesday,
The Young Peoples society OF IN
Congregational church was entertail
ed Thursday evening at tho Alfre
johnson home.
Mrs. streetcr and daughters. Haz'
and Molly OF. Huron. South Dakot'