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Of Utica, N. Y.

HARRY P. MoTTER, Gen. Axt..
1925 Derry Street Harrfsburr. IA
BELL Phone 3e5S
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school held n sakting party Thurs
day evening, the young folks skat.
ing on the ice hack OF the Elmer
Tanner place.
Many OF the people in this locality
are suffering with serious colds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Mullerleiie
were callers at Mankato last week
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Laird called
at the d. l.. Miller home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Van Buren,
are soon 10 move into tho inrdy
place
Miss Tillie Rrummer visited ut the
homo OF Herman Mullerleile Tues.
day OF last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. Biggerstaff and
son. and cousin. Mr.. uartzeI. were
callers at the home OF u. l.. Miller
Sunday
Mrs. VI. Phalen was st. Clair
caller Monday.
4 number Of Mankato students
au" souH@ hitH Ol llNOn pnJONeu
skating party last Saturday evening.
4 good time is reported.
Miss Esther OFT called on Miss
Minnie Miller last Monday.
Mrs. 4. Jesse was a caller at
Mankato the first part of this week.
The ladies aid will meet with
Mrs. J. w. Morse the first Wedncs.
dy in February.
Despite the bad roads about fifteen
young women and girls attended
the last aid society meeting at Inc
home OF Mrs. Guy Ford. large
number CT the party walking. The
honor guests who attended were
Mesdames Edward Ford. G.. W.
Beschnett, William Shredder. and
Miss Esther OFT. An enjoyable after.
noon was spent. Mrs Ford was a.
sisted In serving by Miss Minnie
Mile.
vote Of thanks is extended To
The Sunshine club for their help
rendered nj the recent sale and
supper at the home OF p J. nar.
vey
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Rapidln>Decoria
From Thursdays paily.

rFVfV tNuFSudNs OatiN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pomranke of
Alberta Canada, are visiting at the
Harvey Young home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson were visit.
ors at the Cotton home Sunday aft
erncon.
Edward GRANDSON and Francis
Cotton sawed wood in this vicinity
last week
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Cotton are
the proud parents OF a bouncing baby
boy. horn January 4.
Owing to the velc city of the wind
and the slippery condition of the
roads Thursday there were only a
few people out to the cemetery so.
ciety meeting at the home OF Mrs.
Harvey Young Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Little and Miss Schmidt were
callers al the Cotton home hast Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T.. Swartout were
visitors 1T the home OF George Pan
Their Sunday.
Miss Lorna Manter was calling on
Miss Minnie GRANDSON last Sunday.
Miss Mabel Bohlke visited the
Misses Manther Sunday afternoon.
The dance al Hans Erickson's place
Saturday night was well attended
and all report fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Pomranke have
gone TO Lyra to visit relatives and
will return to the Young home before
taking their departure for their home
I'm Canada.
Rapidan station is the busiest lit
tie town in southern Minnesota. and
the market Is sure a live one.
A work horse belonging to Martin
Sturm broke It's leg while running
on the fey ground IN the yard last
week
Miss Minnie GRANDSON Is assisting
with the household duties at the
Cotton home.
Erlie Hottie Is not recovering very
rapidly from his recent illness.
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extended visit with friends and rela.
tives at Lincoln. Neb.. and at st.
Joseph, Mo.
Merton Yeager. son of Herman
Yeager has been quite sick with a
sore throat. and bad cold.
Hiss Bertha Holberg Is on the sick
list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gulbrandson of Man.
kato visited last Sabbath with Mr..
and Mrs. l.. f.. Camp.
Quite Number of the young men
from this vicinity attended the
lathlng bee at Walter Olson's new
house tho first day of the week.
The Rapidan Mankato Rural Tele.
phone company held their annual
meeting nj the home of Herman
liansburg On Monday, Mt l:30 p
M. with over half OF the members
In attendance. Perfect harmony was
feature of the meeting. The cost
OF maintaining the line for the past
year, including switchboard fees.
amounted To 500 per member. or
about GO cents a month for service.
which. considering the heavy storms
of the past season. was thought
very reasonable. although il was
about 81 per year higher than In
ordinary seasons. Others pay from
81 to si.50 per month for phone
rent. so we feel that the company
has done we'll In the past twelve
years OF it's existence. II was decided
TO take In new members and also
Ia rent phones 10 those who would
comply with the rules of the com.
pany. The following officers were
elected for the coming year: George
ieager. president: C.. G.. Johnson.
vice president: Louis Yeager. secre.
tary and treasurer; \. l.. viegle.
Amund Flo and l.. r. Camp. direct.
ors: Alex Johnson and Louis Yeag.
O.. lincmCn.
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Good Thunder
ernm Thursdays Daily.

From, Thursdays Daily.
Mrs. Steinberg has been quite III
the past week. but Is slowly regain.
ing her health. .......a
Watch for Venus just before day.
break. II Is a beautiful sight, never
TO be forgotten.
The Mapleton Standard Oil man
made n trip TO where the bridge
worerks are at work at the John
Gainorford, and left large supply
Of OIL
Farmers are busy butchering and
getting up their supply OF summer
meat and sausage.
Your correspondent is sorry tn
learn that Christ wrucke is very
low In health. His daughter, Mrs.
Edward Pomeranke OF Dundurn, Can.
ada. has been sent for.
The most appreciated OF all places
these days Is the large. spacious
garage OF Ellis and Manthie. who
erected the building last summer.
School children driving in are given
the most excellent attention. their
horses fed and cared for. and ut
four o'clock they find their Dobbins
ready for the trip home. The pro-
prietors personally see that each
youngster Is warmly tucked into
their rig. and that their wraps are
on properly. We cannot thank these
people too much for their care and
thoughtfulness OF their girls and
boys. This livery company have not
stored their autos this winter, but
go scudding from town to town.
carrying passengers and messages
with quick Dispatch. It Is under.
stood that they will. equip their
garage this spring with modern
and full auto repair ont.
fit. and q skilled machInist. They
have a most desirable location ana I
fine. spacious building. People peo-
diet success for them n their line
Of business.
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Rspidan
Fror, Thursdays OaI!y.

From, Thursdays OaIIy.
Mrs. Charles Reedstrom ST., and
Mrs. August Pischner. were Manka.
TO visitors Monday.
Miss Emily Grabarkewitz of Wells
Visited her sister. Mrs. Dan Bosin
over Sunday.
Friday night about fifty friends
very pleasantly surprised Mr.. and
Mrs. Myron Perkins at their home
Games and music furnished enter.
tainment for the evening. and nice
refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dosin, Jr.. at.
tended party at the home of the
lattcrs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
kuoss. at Spring Island, the affair
taking place last Saturday night.
Mira. Ferdinand Kastuer entertain.
cd number OF friends and neigh.
bcrs at feather bee Monday after.
noon.
Frank Nelson Is busy filling the
village Ice house. William Geishardt
Is hauling the ice. The house holds
fourteen hundred cakes so everybody
Is expected To keep cool next sum.
nier.
Charles II. Nelson. our genial sta.
tion master. took business trip
last week. which included stops Mt
Minneapolis Waseca, Austin. and
Albert Lea. While In Minneapolis he
saw Adolph Just and Frank Weir.
who IL located In Mortified. Mr..
Weir reports business as good and
was in Minneapolis to purchase a
motor truck for use In his work.
Alex johnson. who was quite sick
last week. In reported as improving.
N Weir has been quite sick with
Irippe the past week.
Edmund Bosin visited friends
here over Sunday.
@. c. Bortch has returned from n
trip to North Dakota.
Fred Bosin, ST., and Paul Kunkle
were in st. Paul Monday. attending
the art exhibit.
Miss Ella Thorson went to Man.
kato Monday and will work at the
Normal school dormitory.
Miss Anna Lee was a Mankato
visitor Monday.
Arna Schwan spent Sunday at NJ.
weir's. visiting friends.
Olaf Larvick from North Dakota
is the guest OF his father. Nelson
Larvick-
Peter Champaign of Ohio Is visit.
ing at the N. Weir home.
Miss Minnie Kunkle is making an
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7ivoL

Frcr,' Thmrsdav's DAILY.
Joe and julie Mullerleile and fami-
lies Of Smiths Mills called on Her.
man Mullerleile and family week
ago Sunday.
Miss Anna Huebl enjoyed a visit
from her cousin who resides In
Lewisville. few weeks ago.
II. Barton is erecting a building
on the Rose Hill farm. now owned
by Henry Wilkinson.
!; J. Hartzcl OF Mankato is the guest
of his cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Diggerstaff.
Some Of the older pupils OF the
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Kasotd

from Thursdays Daily.
Mrs. Edward Eundquist and Mrs.
Charles Aim were Mankato shoppers
Tuesday.
August walter OF Morton visited NJ
the home OF T.. b. Nelson over Sun
day.
Louis Fillmore is visiting friends
Il Traverse.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis NIanske are
entertaining the latter's brother.
Charles Wagner of saltwater.
Mrs. J. W. Warrant is spending
the week at the home of her daushl.
er. Mrs. r. l.. cVrnon and family
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Swenson re.
turned to Champagne. ILL.,. Monday.
after a three weeks visit with Kaso-
tn relatives and friends.
Mrs. William Jardine spent a
couple of days the first of the week
at the ID. +. Newton home.
Rev. Martin OF Marquette. Mich.
held services nj the Congregational
chnrch Tuesday evening.
Mrs Anna West Of Rochester
visited Mt The y. l.. Warrant home
several days last week
Charles yohns~n i having needed
repairs made sm his restaurant
building.
Tho following ksScsS T.eopls az.
tended the funeral og Mrs Freeman
at MaRkatO last Friday: Mrs 4.
Jacobsen. Mrs. John Olson and
daughter. IIilda. Mrs. ANDREW Andcr.
sen. Miss Hannah Peterson and Mrs.
Herman anderson.
Prayer week is being observed IN
the Congregational church
Marks Reed has moved onto the
Goldberg place.
Mrs. Theodore Andersen and son
Arnold returned Sunday from =
visit TO relatives In Belgrade
Several from Kasota attended the
funeral of Mrs. Carl Leo held at
Mankato last Saturday. They were
Mrs. Grip and daughter Ella. Mrs.
stockton. Mrs. Weygandt. Agnes
Wistrom. Mrs. Nels Ecklund. Mr..
and Mrs Ivan Anderson and Mr. ami
Mrs. Peter Anderson.
honor of the birthday anniversary
4 surprise party was given in hon.
or of the birthday anniversary of Gil.
bert Nelson last Saturday. Five
hundred was played at eight tables.
until midnight, when nice supper
was served. Mr.. Nelson received sew.
eral nice presents. The prize win.
ners ut the games were Mr.. and Mrs.
William Johns. head prizes. and C.
r. Swenson and Silas Benjamin foot
prizes.
Mrs. Rebcoca Basye died Monday
evening. January II. ut the home OF
her son. Porter. at the advanced age
Of ninety.three years. Deceased had
been confined to her bed for several
months past but bore her sufferings
with Christian fortitude. She has been
a resident of Minnesota for fifty-two
years. and Is beloved and re-
spected by all who know her. Her
husband died several years ago.
Three sons and two daughters are
left to mourn the loss Of loving
mother. They are Porter and Har-
vey. of the village; Samuel of Moose
Lake; Mrs. Bice OF Faribault, and
Mrs. William Rapp OF Long Prairie
Several grandchildren also survive.
The funeral will be held Thursday
morning at ten o'clock from the
home. Rev. Bailey officiating. and the
remains were laid to rest In the fam.
lily lot in the Kasota cemetery.
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ieom thursdays oaii,

rom tnursdaf's Oaiis
The following statement was
sven 10 the press today:
Fer some time have felt that
a great deal of good could be nc.
complishCd lr there was somo means
provided for tho establishment of a
free employment offico at Mankato
for tho heheht Ut the common lah.
orer aud larm help, ne they have nj
present Ne meaha ol getting In touch
with cmpluN ment except through
insane Witch many " them cannot
affori ~ the hnphnSard and dis.
hcartcn,hs methnh wandering around
without any denniie idea or where
worA mas 10 fHand,
Nov Il aFReatH 10 mo that with
our modern lsiephonc nystem that
u there Nefe sama central point 10
wh,rh orders faF help could he sent
Gnd tn whtrh man IN need of work
cruld annlv, mifh mutual good
would result especially IN the wint.
or montha when many good. honest
mcu are unuhlr a. iind work or any
Kind
Many Have Odd Jobs.
There are al present. no doubt.
many pconlc IN Nankato and vicinity
wha have odd inbs that they would
like "a have done. and am sure
there are many men who make their
homes here who would he glad ol
even one hours work. AS I intend
To bc nj The commissioners room
~ the court house from to IL
Il. M. each working day during the
winter months. and am deeply In.
terestcd In this work. and believing
as d0 that true charity really con.
siSts In helping those who are de.
serving and willing To work. I will
be glad 10 devote considerable oi
my time absolutely free of charge
To this work. without allowing ID Ia
interfere in any way with my official
duties as county commissioner o.
this district. II receive any orders
] intend TO select II possible men
Of this city o" county: first. men
with families who are most In need
and ar" capable Of doing the work
required: second. men without fami.
lies or single mon who are dcarrv.
inC.
However. II this work meets with
tie approval Of tho public and the
In nT no .,il 4.
can be- worked out later. Yours res
pcctfu ly, Thomas II. Foley. county
commissioner. second district. Call
Citizens phone. 75-B."
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Miller. 212 Liberty street tomorrow
afternoon. Mrs. Miller will be assist.
cd by Mrs. n. G. Parmalee, Mrs.
j. ID. Humiston. Mrs. Mile Haggard.
and Mrs. Roy Allison. Gentlemen
are invited to tea ut six o'clock
A cordial invitation Is extended to
sunshine members and their friends.
Gnte rtained Party Of ladies.
Mrs. Edward Renstrom entertained
party OF ladies' yesterday Mt :
y. m. AT her home. rs North Broad
street. in honor OF Mrs. Hugh G..
Jones OF iOi state street, and Mrs.
Emma Jones of l9l North Broad
street. 4 delightful afternoon was
enjoyed by an present.
J. r.. Hickey went To Redwing
en- business today
Lew Lewis of Austin was Man.
kato visitor today.
Pete Peterson of Mapleton visited
In Mankato today.
bUNiu -. w uut VI rtttfioul WIS u
Mankato visitor today.
J. J. Daggett Of GAINESVILLE was a
ManEato caller today.
q. T.. Mack OF Rcdwing visited
friends In tho city today.
John y. Rock went To Marshall.
Mimi. on business today.
ID. V. Murphy of blue Earth was
Mankato visitor today
Albert s. Retzlaif of Faribault was
n Mankato visitor today.
\. W. Clark of Winona called on
friends In the city today.
W. G Carnes of Fairmont visited
friends In the city today
G.. H. llelmcr of Winona visited
friends In the city today.
NJ. S. Dosaclt of Madeiia called OH
business men In Mankato today.
q. T. Seitsinger Of Cedar Rapids
visited friends today In the city.
y. Ludlow of Rushmore visited
business associates In the city today.
: 10. Winslow of Wlnona called
on business associates in Mankato
today.
T.. T.. Tornquist of Tracy was a
Mankaio visitor today. stopping at
the Heinrich hotel.
Mrs. Kate Zimmerman of Cleve.
land. Mimi. IL the guest of her
ruut. Mrs. Frank Fowler.
u. 4. Innskcr. travelling agent of
the Grand Trunk railroad. with
headquarters AT Chicago. was In the
city today on business
Miss Ardycc Addington Of 81.
Paul is In Mankato as the guest
Of her cousin, Mrs. V. II. Rawitzcr
az South Front street.
Herman Nigg of Waseca. conduct.
or of the Northwestern, is In the city
working as night yardmaster in the
place of Il. s. Gum, who is spending
a vacation ut his home In Waseca.
Robert Baker. william Hodges and
Ben Schwender all we're fishing ut
Duck lake yesterday. They say the
fishing there Is very good. They saw
about twenty men fishing through
the ice.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. y. Thomas. and
Mrs. Willing Kaufman of Lake
Crystal speki yesterday afternoon
with friends in the ci;y. coming over
10 attend Tho Girl of Ny Dreams
at Mankato theatre this evening.
New Ulm Review: Mrs. Arthur
Hlake nf Nankatn orrivnd uopda a,
for a couple weeks stay ut the
home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl l.indemann. Sr Miss Ida
Thiede of Good Thunder Is visitor
AT the lindcmann home at The
present time also.
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have the state law modified to permit
the Issuance of policies on threshing
'nutfits but "a was voted down.
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erom thursdays DaiIS.

IIonored by great gathering OF
sorrowful friends and relatives. the
body Of the late Paul Iverson was
laid to rest late this afternoon in
GlCnwoOl cemetery There were
two funeral services. one for the
relatives at the family home. and the
other for the public nj the Baptist
church. Vt both of these gatherings
there was rrofus" array OF flowers.
coming from the vast number OF
those who took this method of ex.
pressing their grief over the death
of Mr.. IversCn and their sympathy
for the bereayed family. The serv-
ices 81 the house took place at 80
and at the church NJ two o'clock.
Roth were conducted by Rev. Y. w.
TlGhbs, the Baptist pastor. The local
Odd Fellows held the service of their
order at the grave. -
Tho pail bearers Tcro George VI.
Palmer. 4. &. IIedberg. G. w. Miller,
e. l.. Kennedy. Hans Jorgenson and
Chris. EaHielsOn. There vas singing
by the Baptist chur, choir. with
soios by Hosea IIarmer. The ac-
compartments were played by Mrs.
Carl Thinner OF Owatonna.
Among those who attended from
outside Of the city were the follow
ing: Ever Iio!om of Tracy. brother
Of the deceased: Isaac Holom.
Tracy. son of Ever Holom: Henry
Olson. Lincoln. Mimi, brother.in-law
of the deceased; Mrs. Anna Olson.
Lake Crystal. motherin-law; Mr. and
AIRS. Hans Moe. Lake Crystal,
brothcr-in-law and sistcr-in-law of the
dece"sed: Mr. and Mrs Frank Blake
~. Lake Crystal. nephew aud niece
az Pau lvGrsOn: Mrs. Steve Shar.
bach. Minneapolis. sister,in-law of
the deceased: Mr.. IInag. Rice Lake.
Wis: Allen Kelly Lincoln. Mimi.
and II. q. Lee Fergus Falls. Paul
lvCrsCn's business PARTNER
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From Thursdays os,,s.
orrheus Mae Chorus Concert.

Crfheus Mae Chorus Concert.
The following is the program that
will be rendered at the Mankato
Theatre tomorrow night:
Soldiers ChOruS ......Fa Faust
Orpheus Male Chorus.
a. Lunei bal LCaro Bone Secchi
W. i-Nh .lt1tlutl
c. clychau .tberdyf $500. Welch Air
d. Roses in June ....... Germ N
Miss Edith Maldwyn .Iones
Absent Solo and Chorus.
............. Metcaif-Lyncs
Miss Jones and Orphcus Male Choris.
bues-.'"'l III SIC Gentle Stranger"
''''''' -. ......... AIRY
Miss Edith Maldwyn Jones and ID.
w. Jones.
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Sunshine cIub - Meet.

The Sunshine club of the Metio-
.eist Episcopal church will entertain
at the. home of. DIR. and Mrs. Victor
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DORIS QUITS HUBBY
KEEPS BACK TEARS

Chicago, January Thames
Morrison oarnell, young unitari-
an minister, whose marital diff
eUlties include several charges by
three young women who claim TO
be his wife, today faced posi-.
bic prosecution On one or two
charges. States Attorney Hoyne
today took personal charge Of
Investis alton TO learn wehther
the preacher played the part
Of bridegroom in more than enc
ceremony while the bride in
the first instance was still liv-
ing.
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the Illinois conference OF the Uni.
versalist church. today denied that J.
"a. Darnell ever has been ordained as
Jniversalist minister. or that no
ever mas been accredited 20 any Uni
versalist church that he knows OF.
Il have heard of this man Oar
nell" Mr.. Mcpherson said. ''Iie
seems 10 have tried to get appoint
ments to either Unitarian or Univer-
sslist pastorates. lie hrs no. stand
ing In the Universalist church"
Two Marriage Licenses.
The states attorney was informed
today that the records Of the county
clerk here show tho issuance of two
marriage licenses To the Rev. Mr..
Darnell.
One dated December ~. 1871. read:
License To Rev. Mr.. Darnell to
marry Miss Ethel Spurgeon."
The other. dated October 2s, 1914,
read:
License to Rev. Mr. Darneli to
marry Miss Doris Vaughn.
No return by an officiating clergy
man or official authorized TO perform
q marriage ceremony was on file in
the county clerks office.
DarneIl, Sr.. Was Silent.
Owatonna. Mimi. January In.
u. Darncll. father of Rev. James
Morrison Darnell. CONFER ad for sew.
cral hours here today with Mrs. Ruth
Soper Darncll. who alleges she was
married tn the minister October 2.
1919. lie went 10 the home of the
girls father. William II. SSoper. He
returned tonight TO Chicago. He re-
fused 20 be interviewed.