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The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-04-15

sell in compromising position and in
order to save the honor OF her married
sister, who was clipping with another
man, tells all that the supposed rid
ing-naster (the Disguised earD is her
husband. This casual remark is
enough to bind her to the Earl in real
ity, according to the law of the period.
How she finally learns of the Earl's
true identity and is convinced that she
really loves the man she tried to hate,
is developed in highly pleasing and
amusing manner.
The subject is replete with romance,
fun, drama that more than once
throughout the production is intensely
gripping, and the sentiment and sun
shine that Miss Clark so generously
circulates.
This notable feature with this
prominent and popular star will be at
the Isis Theatre, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage Patch"
Mrs Wigs OF the Cabbage Patch"
which begins 3-days engagement at
The New Boz next Monday is a
photo-dramatization, Anne Crawford
Flexner's legitimate drama. This is
based upon Alice Hagan Rice's two
widely read stories Mrs. Wigs of
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-04-15
LEGAL NOTICES
ALIAS SUMMONS

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE THIRD JUDICIAL DIS
TRICT OF THE STATE OF
IDAHO, IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF ADA.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-04-15
Marguerite Clark, Adorable Stage and
Screen Favorite, in Another Famous
PLAYER Elm Triunnnh

Marguerite Clark, the dainty, dim
inutive magnetic star of 'WildAower,7
The Crucible," and "The Goose Girl, 4"
attains another superb screen triumph
in the latest Famous Players produc-
.tion, a four-part adaptation of Grace
livingston, Furniss' charming COM
Sdy-drama, "Gretna Green the chief
attraction at the Isis on the Para
mount program.
To find herself married to man
whom she actually believes she detests
IS the usual position Miss Clark finds
herself in at the climatic period of her
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-04-15

been seen to better advantage than
in this play, and the feature, aside
from the Importance derived from the
long and successful career of the ORR
ginal play, must be considered one OF
the greatest film comedies ever pro-
duced. John Barrymore is the per-
sonihcation of the humor of the plot,
and in his hands the character OF Per-
ry, the frivolous young husband. be-
comes one of the most comic person
ages ever screened.
The feature will remain at The Isis,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and
every one should see it at least once.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-04-15

the Cabbage Patch and @Lovey
Mary"
In Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage
Patch there are number of circus
scenes which readers of Mrs. Alice
Hagen RIGS story and those who
have seen Mrs. Anne Crawford's F1ex-
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-07-02

der a seat, far down the aisle of one
of the coaches. while the train was
between Dundas and Northfeld He
procured the purse and found that II
contained the S112 looked for. Mr..
Ellingsworth telegraphed Chief Lick
and sent the purse back on the T:4O
train last evening.
Mystery In Connection.
But there Is still another factor tc
explain, the police found. for Pelacke
stoutly maintained that he had not
been sitting near the seat where the
money was found. The police believe
that unprincipled strangers saw the
Pole buying his ticket at Mankato
noticed the big roll OF bills, and stole
II from him on the train. but tina,
finding the car returning to the city
knew that the police had been mott
fed and threw the wallet under the
seat.
A raincoat belonging to a stranger
who had rode in the same seat with
Mr.. Pelacke was found by the police
and taken to the local station. He
had paid no attention to his neighbor
and could not identify the owner, but
the coat is at the station. and the po-
lice would like TO make the acquain
lance OF the proprietor.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-07-02
Anti. Carnival Ordinance Given lis
Second Reading and Was Passed
At Morning Session
from Mondays Daiiy.

Dense black smoke. pouring out
from chimneys I'm the heart of the
city. will no longer be tolerated. City
Attorney Phillips will notify certain
local business firms that there is an
ordinance forbidding this offense
Such was the understanding when tho
subject was discussed at the meeting
of the city council this morning. The
matter was preached by Councilman
Lamm. There was no. division OF
sentiment OF the matter and there
were several who gave testim ony al
exasperating experiences that they
and others had had with the dirty
black SCOT that was too often float
ing around In the atmosphere. Mayor
Meyer said the offenders should first
be notified. and II they did not put in
smoke consumers, build their chin
neys higher or take some other meas
ures to insure the abatement of the
nuisance, then steps should be taken
to act under the ordinance.
Passed Anti Carnival Law.
The proposed ordinance placing alb
solutely at The discretion of the city
council the question Of granting IL
censes to circuscs, Carnivals and the
like, was given its second reading and
passed. One passage i'm the new or
dinanCe provides for the paymer; OF
the license money to the city treas
urer. City Clerk Bates called atten-
ton to the fact that there was much
confusion among the applicants for
various kinds of licenses over the
question Of the officer to whom the
money was to be paid. Some fees
had to go To the city engineer. some
to the city clerk and some to the city
treasurer. City Attorney Phillips ex-
pressed the opinion that the city
treasurer was the proper person 70
whom to pay such fees and the new
ordinance was not changed.
Councilman Lack spoke OF the
vendors of knives and other articles
who came to town during the time
of the circus, and took the trade
away from the merchants. after pay
ing just a trifling license fee Of 81
to IS. or about that. He thought
something ought to be done to correct
this state Of affairs. Mayor Meyer said
that could be changed by altering an
other ordinance. relating to licenses
for peddlers and the like.
John c. Noe on Library Board.
A communication was received from
w. ID. willard. resigning from the IL
brary board on account OF the pres
sure Of work On Mayor Meyers
recommendation. John c. Noe was
appointed to the board In his place.
Councilman Lack called the at
tention of the council To the fact that
there were quite number of build
ing jobs of small size for which no
permits were taken out. City At
torney Phillips stated that the per-
mits were required only for improve
ments. not for mere repairs. He safe
he understood the main purpose OF
the ordinance to be that the city as
SCISSOR might keep track OF improve
ments and adjust his assessed valua-
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Collection Was Taken.
From Mondays Daily.
Cupid Plays a Prank.

Slipping away from friends In Win
ona week ago. Katherine McCool.
prominent Winona young woman,
went to Waseca. was joined by Chris
tie Obrecht. an actor and the two were
married. says The Winpna lndepen-
dent. After the ceremony the bride
returned to Winona and Mr.. Obrecht
continued with the company.
II was not until yesterday that the
friends In Winona learned the facts.
So carefully had the plans been
guarded that not even the brides rel
atives In this city were advised. The
secret was spoiled when newspaper
men began an inquiry.
The bride. q daughter of Mrs. Eliza
beth McCool. $50 Johnson street. yes
terday afternoon reluctantly admitted
the truth of the rumor which origin
ated at waseca where the ceremony
was performed. The license was not
secured In winona county.
I'm Winona with relatives. Miss
McCool was spending her summer
vacation. Saturday morning. June 10.
she left on the Northwestern train
for Waseca. There her fance had
made all arrangements The license
had been issued several days before.
The bridegroom gave his address as
La Crosse and. according tn informa
ton from Waseca. the brides ~ Chi
caro. The ceremony was performed
I'm the presence only of few intimate
friends. The bride returned that
evening.
Mr.. Obrecht is a favorite in many
Northwest cities as an actor. He Ia
the leading man with the Ohrecht
company. He will remain with tHe
company during the summer and In
the fall. with his bride. will make his
home at AS South Fourth street. La
Crosse.
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entire block had been fenced on,
flushed and sprinkled with dust OF
soap stone. The dance was successful
In every way.
Many of the guests availed them
selves OF the passes that had been
furnished them to attend the Grand
Theatre, where there was splendid
bill.
Ideal summer weather contributed
largely toward making the tour a
great success, and In addition to the
LARGE delegations from the twin cities,
many autoists Joined the tour from
towns along the route, and came to
Mankato from all directions to join
In the merry making.
Dense Crowds on Streets.
The crowds were so dense on the
street Saturday night that people
moved about with difficulty, and with
the bands playing. the gay decora-
tions waving in the evening breeze
the happy throngs OF people moving
TO and fro, and the amusement
places running full blast. Manknto
again proved herself live" town
and a city hospitable with an evei
ready welcome to her guests.
Conservative estimates place the
number was well taken care OF, ac-
about 1.5OO people, and this vast
number were well taken care OF, &C
commodations having been provided
for them I'm many homes, whose doors
had been thrown open to the visitors
The hotels and eating houses did
very large business, and retreshmen'
parlors were thronged with patrons
all afternoon and evening. In addition
TO the guests who were entertained
In private homes, the hotels and res
taurants estimate the number oil
guests served at supper Saturday
evening as follows:
Saulpaugh Hotel, 200.
Hotel Heinrich, 122.
Elk's Cafe. 167.
Criterion. $50.
Franklin. 2S3.
Savoy. $50.
Ideal. 100.
Boston, 100.
The above totals up to 1.472 PEG,
pie who dined I'm Mankato Saturday
evening at the places named. and TO
re,her with those entertained In pri'
yate homes would make much larg
or total. Presidents day was big daI
for business I'm the city, as well a
being a day of festivity and pleasure
So many of the tourists had friends
here In Mankato. with whom they
stayed. that the room committee was
not called upon To furnish room
outside the hotels. The committee
however. desires to thank those who
kindly consented to furnish rooms In
Gaze they were needed.
: The evening was 40 deligE fdll!
cool and there was such a fine moon
light that many drove home that eve
ming or went to the lakes.
Mark Fancher of Minneapolis and
John Parry Of st. Paul former resi-
dents Of VMankato. were among thu
visitors In the city Saturday.
Tu' ned In Fire Alarm.
During the scjourn Of the Cov1rrn
and his auto procession in Far!baul'
an odd expedient was adopted To an
nounCe the coming of the chief cyCcu
/ tive OF the state \ fire alarm was run;
and II brought the crowd in a hurr.
There WAS no fire. but those who rush
ell TO see one were delighted nj lindinl
this distinguished visitor instead.
| The Mankato police have received
many compliments for tho akin w.
which they handled the vast crow
that visited the city.
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Entertained For Mr.. and Mrs. William
Flachsenhar.

Mrs. p. II. Radichel of AT Cherry
street, entertained party of friends
at auction bridge last Saturday evert-
ing. in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
J. Flachsenhar IF Terry. Mont. tho
affair being one of series rendered
them during their visit in the city
The house decorations were in q
dainty color scheme OF pink and
white, summer flowers and foliage
being used In profusion. and there
were four tables OF players. First
prizes were won by Mrs. F. l.. Stephan
and Mr.. 8. X. Fowler. A dainty lun-
cheon in pink and white effect. was
served at the close of the games. tho
affair proving very enjoyable and
pleasant one.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-07-02
Miss Mary Larson Married.

Miss Mary Larson. formerly en-
,rloyed In the alteration department at
the George f. Brett store. and Mr..
Ceorre Tirh of Rismarrk. n. ~. were
married I'm that city today. the cere-
mony being solemnized at the home
Of tho brides brother ard wife Mr..
and Mrs. John Larson. The bride Is
n daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Lar
son of Belgrade avenue. North Man
kato.
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ConnIo stoio March On Friends.

Miss ArneS DeebaCh. daughter Of
Mr.. ana Mrs. 4. Dcebach and Mr..
Antoine II. Traercr. son or Mr.. and
Mrs. John Traeger. both of this city.
stole n march on their friends la"t
Saturday. and going TO Minneapolis
on the noon tran were united In mar
riage at eight o'clock Saturday even
ing. at the home Of Mr.. and Mr5. Ar
thur Dettiaf. Mr. and Mrs. faul
Meyer of North Manketo. who were
visiting in the city. were attendants
at the wedding. Mr.. and Mrs. Trae-
ger Will return to Mankato to make
their home.
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Enhancement 10 Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Gutterson.
formerly OF Mankato. now Of 22ol
Scudder avenue. ST. Paul. announce
the engagement of their niece. Miss
Adele c. Peterson. to Mr.. Lynn s.
Robertson of St Paul. The wedding
will take place at the Guttersen sum
mer home at Lake Johanna Thurs
day. July Is.
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Theft of large sum of money from
a passenger on a Dan Patch train
caused some commotion yesterday
afternoon.
The theft is believed to have been
laborer. while riding the Dan Patch
line from Mankato to Faribault The
victim lost SIP on the 3:45 p. IN.
train. but Il was in the hand OF Police
Chief John Lick of Faribault at TAO
last evening II was returned this
morning to Pelacke.
Pelacke, who last week In Faribault
sold a team OF horses with which he
had been working out, hauling scrap
iron and embarking I'm various bust
ness enterprises. had been working
a few days I'm Mankato. Yesterday he
decided to come to Faribault and look
for job. Just as the 3:45 train was
pulling away from the depot in Fari-
bault he discovered the loss OF hi
pocketbook. with SIP enclosed. He
reported the matter to Officer Joe
Coughlin mt the station. who had the
agent telephone the yard Office and
return the train to the depot. A
search was made and the wallet could
not be found. a..
Another Citizen Claims Loss.
After the train had been ordered
back from the yard limits, Ray Day
of Faribault told the trainmen that
he, too. had lost purse with $40 in
II on the same train. He did not
however. report the loss to the city
police. .c.,
AS Pelacke could not remember
anyone having the opportunity to
steal his money I'm coming from Man
kato.s the train was allowed to pro-
coed. Charles Ellingsworth of Fari-
bault. however, who was on HIS way
to Randolph, spied a pockedbook UNI
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Card Club Entertained.

Mrs. Paul Barney entertained the
members Of tho Card club last Friday,
a pleasant outing being enjoyed NJ
Minneopa Park, and after a picnic
Jumper. tho party returned to the
home of Mrs. Barney 126 Clark
rtrect. where bridge was PLAYED. the
tables being placed upon the veranda
Head honors were won by Mrs. e. n
Butler and Leo Carney. and foot hon
ors were awarded tn Mr.. and Mrs
George Nerbovig. Following the
lgames dainty refreshments were
served. closing a very pleasant after
noon
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Is Now Movie Headline.

Lenore Ulrich. the New Ulm girl.
who made such a marked success in
Tho Bird OF Paradise" last season.
and who was seen In Mankato with
that production Is now leading lady
In the. movie photoplays. She is with
the Morosco studios.
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Will BE Pride Next Month.

Miss Lizzie ingalls, was the guest
OF honor yesterday afternoon at a
pleasant shower planned by number
Of her friends. the affair being held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
ingalls, In lie Hitler. Miss ingalls, is
to be a bride next month
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Sang at Wedding.

Miss. Florence Macbeth sang 20
Perfect Love" at the wedding of Miss
Lillian Edger;on and Louis p. Mack.
which occurred in st. Paul Saturday
evening. Miss Macbeth WAS a school
mate of the bride at st. Mary's hall,
FariEaut.
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Frisk His $ll2 While
Riding On Dan Patch
from Mondays Daily.

Ray Day, young man living at
FsribauIt, but employed az line
man by the Northwestern Tcic-
phone company at Mankato, 10 re-
ported to have been robbed on $40.
while on the Dan Patch train last
Saturday afternoon, going from
Mankato to Faribault. This was on
the train that leaves Mankato at
tao p. m. He went to Faribauit
Il spend Sunday and Monday at
his home. The train was rather
crowded, large number getting
on at Mankato and getting off at
Faribault. :.
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Enjoyed Minneopa Park outing.

Mrs. A. II. Scherer and guest. Mrs.
Jenny Peterson of Chicago. and Miss
Bessie Scherer. spent yesterday after
noon at Minneopa state park, enjoy
ing pleasant time in the open. and
picnic supper before returning to
the city.
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viii Give Dinner.

Minneapolis Journal: Mr. and Mrs.
William l.. Hixon will give dinner
at the Lafayette club next Saturday
evening preceding the dance that Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas l.. Shevlin are to
give ut Fi.hcroft. Covers will be
placed for ten.
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From Mondays Daily.

The English Lutheran congregation
OF Madison Lake celebrated its first
annual outdoor mission festival yes
terday on the beautiful place of
George Schippel. about two miles
north of the village. The heavy rains
during the early morning made the
roads pretty heavy. so that the people
arrived later than they had planned.
But after $3.50 o'clock the autos and
teams began to arrive. and by dinner
time most of the crowd was on the
grounds. Tho church services which
had been planned for the forenoon
were not carried out and double SER
vices were held in the afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid society of the con-
grepation had prepared a bountiful
chicken dinner which about 175 peo-
pie enjoyed. The tables were spread
under the trees. The crowd of peo-
rlc. the heavily laden tables. the nat
ural beauty of the place, all present
cd a scene that was indeed good to
behold.
The Mission Services.
At 2:3O o'clock the Mission services
began. Rev. j. +. MANI Of Mankato
the pastor of the congregation. con
Quoted the services. with over 20C
people In attendance. The first speak
er was Rev, W. C. Nlckels of the Ger
man Lutheran church at Smiths Mill
He had chosen for his text Luke VII.
s. For he loveth our nation. and he
hath built US synagogue" The
speaker showed that the proper spirit
for all mission work springs out oI
a love for our fellow men and de-
sire to do something for their spiritu'
, al welfare.
! The other speaker Of the day was
Rev. W. r. Georg OF Bethany Ladies
college Of Mankato. who spoke or
Mark XVI. Is. And he said unit
them. Go we into all the world. and
preach the gospel to every creature.
Rev. Georg pointed out that II was
Christ who had given this command
that Christ had given this command
, to his apostles. and that the command
was to preach the gospel"
Collection Was Taken.
A collection was taken IN which
will be turned over to the Minnesot;
Lutheran synod for mission purposes
The congregation at Madison Lake 4
itself an example OF the mission wor
which the synod is doing In this stat
and In the Dakotas. II is gratifying
10 the pastor of the congre cation AM
to the members that they can assis
I'm this work.
Everyone present enjoyed himself
and all arc looking forward to thu
next celebration.
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House Party.

Misses Ella adj Bessie Wilson of
10 Mound avenue entertained 1T
house party over Sunday. the guests
being Mr.. and Mrs. w A. Wilson.
Mrs. +. Wilson of ST. Paul and Mr..
and Mrs ID. l.. Tyson of Minneapolis.
who motored here Saturday In COM
pany with, those on the presidents
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tour, and returned to their homes
this morning.
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Judson
E,om MordaY.a DaIIt.

no" "oFudfS oSHb.
Rev. II. Fl. Owen Of Minneapolis is
staying with friends in the neighBor-
hood this week. He will preach at
Carmel church next Sunday.
Miss Enid Evans returned to her
home in Mankato after spending sew
cral days in the country as the guest
Of Rosina Jones.
Crops are looking good i'm this part.
The corn crop was delayed some on
the account of cold weather. but Is
progressing now.
The infant daughtar of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Meredith died recently.
The mother Is reported as doing we'll
The Ice cream social at Richard r.
Jones was largely attended.
There will be a concert at Jerusa-
lem church for the benefit Of the
Christian Endeavor. Wednesday even
ing. June 80. Everyone Is cordially
invited. The program viii be as fol-
lows:
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In Honor of Miss Hannah Nelson.

Mesdames l.. Demery. NJ. Kelley,
and q. Hall entertained Saturday
afternoon at tho home of the former
In Le Hitler. In honor OF Miss Han
nah Nelson. who is to be a bride In
the near future. The rooms of the
home were very beautifully decorated
with aprofusion OF peonies, foliage
and summer flowers, with hearts and
lcupids giving pretty touch to the
scene. Twenty five ladies were pres
/, ent, and Miss Nelson was asked to
sit In a chair under an arch from
which was suspended large heart
Little Miss Leona Kelley entered
bringing a large basket trimmed with
overs. hearts and cupids. ard filed
with handsome and useful gifts
which she placed before Miss Nelson
Much to the surprise OF the prospec-
tive bride the large heart above her
suddenly opened. and she was shower
cd with rice. which rained down upon
/ her. She was then required to open
the gift parcels, which occasioned
much merrimcnt and pleasure. Light
refreshments were served closing the
pleasant affair.
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ENTERTAINED Her Associates.

Miss Agnes Fclz spent Sunday at
her home in Henderson. entertaining
party OF her associate salesladies
from the George e. Brett store for the
day.
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From Mondays Daily.
Sc hubert Octet Tomorrow Evening.


The Schubert Male Octet from st.
Louis. NO.. will sing at the Evangel-
icai Lutheran church. corner Second
and Spring streets of this city to-
morrow night. They will bring with
them an excellent violinist and also a
fine pianist. This octet Is touring
through the greater part OF this
country and will also sing at the
Panama exposition in August. II will
be special treat to hear them here
at Mankato tomorrow night. Every
body is cordially invited, The fol-
lowing program will be rendered:
Pilgrims Chorus ........ Wagner
Professor Hugo Frey.
On the Sea. BUCK
Schubert Octet.
violin-a. Legende. On. H..
........ II. Wieniawaskl
b. Abendlied ..R. Schumann
Mr.. G. Kutschinski.
n. 1$ebe ..... ........ .Schuoert
b. The Cossack -. ..'.........
...... Muniuzko- MacDowell
G. Wanderers Nachtlied. .Rubenstein
Schubert Octet.