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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-06-10

POsITIONs Without, . supply Of Aliens Foot
Ease. the sntiseptie powder to be shaken into the
Shoes. or dissolved In the foot-hath.. The STANDARD
relief 10 tired Aehing feet and prevents swollen.
no, feet. One lady writes: y enjoyed every minute
OF my stay al the ESposltions, thanks 10 Aliens
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-06-10

The man with n cool million always
gets a warm reception.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-06-10

In the words of the Meteorological
Mike; The Il. v. D,'s will p. d. q. be
q. X"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-06-10
lmportant 60 MOTHER

II Omar Khayyam were alive today
he'd be running a big.toNu cafe with
plenty OF high-life cabaret.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-06-10

Strawberry Bed 10 Essential.
Every home needs a strawberry bed
as much as q garden,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-09-24
Indian Lake
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
J. II. Edney of Missouri. who has
been making a visit to his son, F. S.
Edney. accompanied by his old friend
Altman Of the same place, have de-
parted for North Dakota. where the
former has relatives. They will visit
here again upon their return.
John Duffy spent the week END with
his mother at Zion City.
Mrs. Charles Bartsch is suffering
with blood poisoning. caused by cut
OH her thumb. She spent a couple of
days at Emmanuel hospital. She is
an expert apple packer and will be
missed from the harvest.
J. V. Livingston called upon his
aunt. Mrs. s. +. Keenan, Friday morn
ing. He was returning from the state
fair to his home In Martin county.
Fred Soper of Jackson spent the
weekend with friends at Lawn
Grove. He was on his way to school
at Maple Plains.
Ben Keenan, will work the Spring
Valley farm next year
The Indian Lake Farmers club will
make an exhibit OF the best products
of the locality at the fair.
The Sunshine club met with Miss
Euphemia Walker last Thursday. A
good attendance and pleasant social
afternoon resulted. Election OF Of
ficers resulted as follows: Mrs. W.
B. Kidder. president: Mrs. L. Duffey.
vice president: Mrs. J. Kern. secre-
tary. The club viii meet with Mrs.
+. s. Edney on Thursday in three
weeks. ... -
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Kasots
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. F. Newton left for
Wisconsin Monday to attend the re-
union of the formers regiment.
Frank Koenen is the owner o. Z
fine new Hayes car.
Fifty friends and neighbors sur
prised Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Guentzel
last Saturday evening, the affair be-
ing a. farewell, as they will move TO
Mankato this week. Their son. Ar
thur and wife will take possession OF
the home farm.
The Vernon and Kirby threshing
crew began the Lake Washington an,
Marysburg run this week.
School begins the first OF the week
in district 80. with Miss Dora Little
as teacher.
Gus Boehland recently purchased n
new five passenger Ford car.
Mrs. +. +. Boutwell, left Monday to
visit relatives In Southern Iowa.
Miss Florence Edge is visiting
friends in the twin cities this week.
Miss Helen Everett, who Is attend
ing school in Mountain Lake, visited
her parents here last Saturday.
Clifford Babcock leaves Friday for
Madison, Wis, where he will attend
| school.
Miss Mildred Allen returned Sun
day from a weeks visit with Mime
apolis friends.
|. Miss Isabel Ofenloch entertained a
party of little friends last Wednesday
afternoon i'm honor of her birthday
! anniversary.
Miss Phelps organized Fl. s. bas-
ket ball team this week.
Commissioner Fred Manske attend
ed the lie Sueur fair last Wednesday
s. NJ. Granger made business trip
| to South Dakota and western Min
nesota last week.
Mrs. w. II. Powell is visiting rela-
tives i'm Cordova.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harvey were
lie Sueur visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. C.. w. Myres entertained the
Larkin club Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Leonard. Sauro is visiting
\ friends in Duluth.
Miss Dora Little, teacher in the
/ Boutwell, district, visited her sister
Miss Olive. over Sunday.
, Miss Kathryn Babcock left Wednes-
day for Faribault to attend ST. Mary's
! college.
! Miss Ella Clapp left for st. Paul
! Tuesday TO continue her studies at
Manchester college.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. ]. Kottke enter
tanned friends from Arlington last
/ Sunday.
+. S. Humble entertained party o:
friends at cards last Saturday even
| ing.
Il. T.. Granger Of Minneapolis visit
ed at the home of his son. S. NJ
Granger and family the first of the
week.
Herbert Wilcox will leave the last
of the week for New Jersey, where
he will attend Cornell university.
Miss Marie Hilstad Of Mankato nor
NAL, visited Miss Mathilda Swenson
; last Saturday and Sunday.
Albert Mann. Henry Dahlberg and
William Dunn of Belgrade. visited al
the Gripp home last Sunday.
| William McConkey returned from
a trip to Faribault and Owatonna last
Monday, and visited at the home
his daughter. Mrs. w. II. Powell a
few days before going to his home
ut lie Sueur Center.
The following attended the lie
| Sueur fair last Wednesday: r
Kottke. Al Yourgren. Lewis Manske
feter Hanson. and s. VI. Granger.
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Miss Margery Gerlach is now teach
ing the arts ard crafts classes at the
Bethany Ladies' college. Miss Ger
ZACH has Just graduated from the Mil
waukee Normal Institute OF Arts and
Crafts.
A marty of relatives of County Sup
erintendent w. n. Detamore came to
the CITY today from Good Thunder to
visit the fair. The party consisted of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Deta-
more: an uncle. c. f. Fleming, and
brother law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. V. Boiling.
Albert ]. HOMESTEAD, school super
intendent Of yicollet county, was i'm
the city yesterday to confer with
Superintendent w. ". Detamore of
the Blue Earth county schools. in
regard to q joint meeting of the teach
ers of the two counties, TO be held
some time i'm November. This meet
ing will include only the rural teach
ers.
Wells Forum: Mrs. w. NJ. Wells of
Mankato arrived Tuesday evening OF
last week and was guest at the
home of DIR. and Mrs. T. NJ. Mott
for several days, leaving for Man
kato on Saturday morning. She was
accompanied here by her granddaugh-
tiers, Misses Maxine and Eugenia
Mott. who had been visiting her for
about a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bates OF Vern-
on Center were in the city today to
attend the fair.
Mrs. w Il. Warwick has returned
home from n month spent with rela-
tives at Dixon and Chicago, Illinois.
Miss Katherine Brown left today
for Minneapolis to resume her studies
i'm music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Fleming from
| Garden City were attending the Man
kate fair today.
Art Saylcr. Miss Myra Summerfield,
and father, and Miss Rose Wilder, all
of Blue Earth, we're in the city today
attending the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Harris and Fred
Nienow OF Blue Earth were guests in
the city yesterday. going from hero
to Lake Jefferson for short outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Berndt and
daughter. Miss Violet of Minneapolis,
are guests at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. +. Pengra.
Colonel ]. A. Henry and wife. Mr.
and Mrs. James Cummins and Mrs. II
ID. Cameron OF GAINESVILLE motored to
Mankato today 10 see the fair.
Colonel Henry stated that GAINESVILLE
will hold its annual street fair on
! September 30 and October /. This
has been an annual event for the past
| twenty-five years.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-09-24
Good Thunder
From FRIDAYS Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
Flowing is being done, and ground
prepared for winter grain.
Winter wheat has been most salts
factory. that raised I'm this vicinity
averaging from twenty-five to TWEEN
ty-siX bushels per acre. X. l.. Hank.
Herman Doehring. and August Graf.
August Rosin. and Emil Doehring all
report big yield.
X. l.. Hank and Frank Sohre have
corniields that look most promising.
Miss Clara Billet is I'm charge OF
the Cash store. She is capable and
experienced and the company Is for
tunate TO obtain her services.
A larger number of country chill
dren than ever are attending the pub
lie school this year. The school in
the Old Sprague district, and also the
McGrath district. are closed dow
for lack of pupils. II looks as though
consolidated schools were the next
move.
Miss Mary Grant. nurse from
Minneapolis. is the guest of her sis
ter. Mrs. S. Doty
Mrs. Herman Doehring Is at the
Mankato hospital for weeks medi-
cal care.
,, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bruske rendered
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Tessier welcome
home reception Sunday evening. Mr..
Tessier is i'm the employ of the Bruske
Hardware company. and was recent
" married TO Miss Gilkey of Prior
Lake. The reception included a
kitchen shower and many excellent
gifts were received. Mrs. Bruske
served a dainty lunch and was ably
assisted by a number OF jolly. good
natured young ladies'. The evening
| passed very quickly. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tessier were surely given cause to
feel at home and welcome. surround
ed by so many friends and acquaint-
ances.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-09-24
Boys Corn Contest.
From fridays rsIlv.
Surprise For Bride : TO BE.

Miss Mary Stemper was pleasantly
surprised last evening at her home
by twenty young ladies, who
gave her parcel shower in honor
OF her approaching marriage. Tho
affair was planned by friends of Miss
Stemper. who had been her associate
employees with the Free Press Print
ing company, and proved 2 very en-
joyable affair. The prospective bride
was seated I'm a chair in the center OF
the room and a large clothes basket,
1lled with the gift parcels was placed
before her. She was required to open
each package which she did finding
many useful and pretty gifts. present.
cd as token OF the esteem OF her
friends. A social evening was passed.
and an appetizing picnic supper was
served from baskets brought by the
young ladies. bringing the affair to n
close.
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Garden City
From Fridays Uaur

From Fridays par..
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Thomas
started to Rochester Monday morning.
but finally postponed their trip to n
later date and returned home.
On account OF the rain Tuesday r.
F. Mills and family did not motor 10
Mankato. but were driven by team TO
Lake Crystal. where they boarded the
noon train.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. John lately re-
ceived a letter from Mr.. and Mrs.
Killem OF Missouri. Mr. Killem was
minister OF the Methodist Episcopal
church here some years ago. and those
who knew. the family will regret To
learn CO the death of the little four
year old laughter. which occurred a
week ago Monday. The little girl was
struck by an automobile and instantly
killed. The sympathy OF their old
friends are extended tn the family h,
their time OF bereavement. z riJe
Lightning struck the ~. W. cssa'
barn. the +. II. Hughes HOUSES. ara d
tree at the home OF Mrs. Loring on
Monday night. No serious Samage
was done.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-09-24
Frieas, September "a. 1915

are as hard and strong as rock. The
bricks are made I'm different colors
and with different surfaces. and are
already in use I'm different buildings
in the city. The present capacity OF
the plant is but 5000 brick per day,
but the company expects to let the
contract tomorrow for erecting a new
building adjoining the hay market on
North Front street. This building
will be one story high. "a by sc feet.
and will give capacity. OF 10000
bricks per day. II wifi also have steam
curing rooms. which will enable the
product to be turned out more quickly.
The Studebaker automobiles are
Inhibited In tent. and are attracting
much attention. a display of Reos
and Cadellacs Is also to be seen on
another part OF the grounds.
John r. Dackins has display OF
farm machinery that covers the lines
that he handles. and which Is OF in
terest TO all.
United States cream separators
have an exhibit that the farmers and
dairymen are interested i'm.
There is a tent where Washington
lumber IL shown.
The free acts on the grounds are
first class. The Howard and Camp
bell trio pleases everyone. the Flying
Fishers are very clever acrobats.
Stewart and Mercer do some excellent
stunts. and yesterday afternoon five
young men OF the Y. VI. c. A, gym
nasium did some work that called
forth hearty applause.
The Mankato band is winning many
compliments by the excellence of it's
playing. both on the streets and on
the grounds. Its excellent music adds
greatly to the pleasure OF those who
visit the grounds.
Prizes For Professional Gardeners.
Professional gardeners had excel
lent exhibits at Mankato fair. and
awards were made this afternoon as
follows: Henry Robel, first: Dennis
Donahue, second; John Robert, third
The Best Farm Exhibit.
William White was awarded the
premium for having the best farm
exhibit nj the fair. The display IN
cluded everything that can he raised
upon a farm. and made a very fine
showing.
Boys Corn Contest.
Boys of the country have taken
much interest in the boys corn ex-
hibit and many very good displays are
on exhibition. Prises have been
awarded as follows: Ernest Saylor,
first: Henry Churchill. second; A. w.
True, third.
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From Fridays Daily.

Charles Bates OF Vernon Center
was in the. city today.
Peter SPENCER OF Amboy was Wis,
itor in the city today.
A. G. Moody of Albert Lea was ;
visitor i'm Mankato today.
c. NJ. Quiggle OF Amboy visited
friends i'm the city today.
Mrs. Otto Juliar of st. Clair was
shopping i'm the city today.
Mrs. c. l.. Mack OF Amboy was II
the city on business today.
S. w. Kinney OF Owatonna called
on friends i'm the city today.
Herman Schultz OF Garden CITY
was guest i'm the city today.
Miss Myrtle Porter of Redwood
Falls visited in the city yesterday.
Henry wiedenheft of Amboy was {
business caller in the city today.
Mrs. George Loob Gf Winnebagt
was in the city on business today.
r. r. Robinson of Albert Lea was
a guest at the Hotel Heinrich today
Grit o. Jones OF Lake Crystal was
in the city today to attend the fair
Mrs. A. A. Wohlrabe will return to.
morrow from q visit to Minneapolis.
ID. II. Mackenzie of Faribault was
business caller I'm Mankato today.
ID. a. Carpenter OF Guckeen, MINI.
transacted business I'm the city today
Mrs. F. Church of Winnebago
transacted business In the city to.
day.
Frank White and j. W. HOFFMAN o.
Amboy were i'm the city on bushes.
today.
Elmer banner OF Minnesota LAX,
called on business associates i'm the
city today.
Lucius Mills and family of Garder
City we're in Mankato today to at.
tend the fair
Mrs. Sam Davis and sister of Ii
Sueur were in the city on shopping
trip yesterday.
Mrs. Peter Rakness and daughter
Miss Esther, of Avoca were shopping
in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Steinhauss o
Clements. Mimi, transacted bushes!
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Champlin oil
Lake Crystal were guests I'm the city
today and attended the fair.
Mrs. Henry Ofenloch OF Kasota was
In the city yesterday as the guest Of
her aunt, Mrs. Barbara Eastwood.
Mrs. Anton Hartung has arrived
home from the twin cities, where she
spent 4 week as the guest of relatives
and friends.
Miss Gladys Cook returned home
yesterday from her visit at Bancroft
Iowa. accompanied by her aunt, Mrs
Ed Mechanic.
Misses Mary Jones and Eleanor
Price Of Cambria spent the day as
guests OF Mrs. ID. c. Davies, and at
tended the fair.
Miss Maud r. Barnes. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Barnes, left today
for Dcs Moines. Iowa. where she will
enter the Drake university conserva-
tory OF music.
Mrs. Theodore Manske of Blue Earth
has been visiting I'm the city. where
her daughter, Miss Martha Manske
has recently undergone an operation
at the Emmanuel hospital.
Mrs. II. F. Rockwell of Fairmont
and her daughter. Georgia, were In
the city yesterday to visit the fair.
Mrs. Rockwell is a sister of Misses
Mamie and Rose Albert of this city.
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after a fortnight visit with friends

| after "a fortnight visit with friends
George Cooke of jackson was ID
weekend guest at the Z. W. Cooke
| home.
Mrs. W. Z. Lloyd entertained ut a
six o'clock dinner last Friday In honor
other father, Hon. II. II. Flowers. it
| being his fiftieth birthday anniver-
sary. Covers were laid for nine.
Mrs. Fred Wendelschaefer and Miss
! Mary Wendelschaefer entertained at
a parcel shower Thursday afternoon
| I'm honor of Miss Ina Pettis.
Miss Annis Hill and Luther John
son of Traverse we're the recipients of
/ many useful gifts at a parcel shower
| last Friday evening given by the
Cleveland young people at the homo
of NJ S. Hill.
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Lloyd moved
| i'm from camp last Thursday.
Mrs. A. Il. Green and daughter.
| Miss Florence. returned to Minneapo-
lis after a ten days visit with rela-
tives and friends here. Mrs. T. J..
Lloyd and daughter, Evelyn, accom-
| panied them.
! The r. +. L. lodge entertained at
/ farewell party Tuesday evening In
. honor of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Molloy.
! Rev. and Mrs. Roy Croker and son.
| George, left Monday for Akron, Ia.
! for two weeks visit with relatives anu
| friends.
! Mr. and Mrs. John Davis and
daughter. Orabelle, returned home
| last Tuesday after two weeks visit
with relatives at Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Clark of Aus
/ tin spent several days the past week
| at the John Davis home.
Johnnie Smith left last Monday for
Ladysmith. where he will attend high
school.
Miss lnez Peach spent the fore part
! OF the week at the NJ. s. Hill home
at Traverse
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-09-24
Cupid interferes With Newspaper

Window Reporter: Mr.. Cardin, the
foreman I'm The Reporter office, being
now off duty on account OF little
affair with cupid. we were compelled
to disappoint several OF our pat
rons who wished to use more OF The
Reporter space this week. T.. Il.
Gillian. Jens Anderson, The Foss
Mercantile company. and A. Quevli
and company. all wanted to tell the
fair visitors next week about their
special offerings. but as We were
running with a short force II was i'm
possible to print the extra pages as
we wanted to accommodate them.
However they were all very reason
ably and took on a wise look when we
explained that II was no other enemy
than cupid that has crippled The Re-
porter force.
Mr.. CGrlin is former resident OF
Mankato.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-09-24
Eleck Jaqer,

Alvin Jegar. son of Albert lager OF
Mapleton and Miss Lillian Bleck.
daughter OF Nr. and Mrs. Henry
Bleck of Waldorf. were quietly mar
led at Zoars Evangelical church in
Vivian at ten o'clock Wednesday
morning. Rev. v. Hermann perform
ing the ceremony. The bride was
beautifully attired in a gown OF white
lace and chiffon. The bridesmaids
were Miss CiaIa Bleck, sister OF the
bride and Esthc: lager, sister OF the
groom. The groom was attended by
Charles and Fred Bleck. brothers OF
the bride After the church ceremony
bounteous Wedding dinner was
served ut the home OF the brides par
ents. Only the immediate families Of
the contracting parties were present
The young couple will make their
home on a farm near Mapleton where
their many friends wish them we'll
on their journey through life.
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from fridays Dsiiv.


Dress. crochet or tattery, Lizzie
Schwender, first.
Dress. embroidery. Mrs. +. w.
Bates, first. Mrs. J. ". Sturm, second
Baby outfit. not less than five
pieces, Mrs. 4. Lundin. first.
Carriage robe. Mrs. c. J. Carlson.
first.
Bennett tRtting. Mrs. o. F. Morrow,
first. Mrs. Earl G.. Hull. second.
Quilt. patchwork, cotton. Miss Nina
Hunter, first and second. Miss Anna
Kohl, third.
Quilt. silk, lady oyer seventy. Mrs.
Martha Iceberg. first, Mrs. Mary
Jesse, second.
Quilt, cotton, lady over seventy.
Mrs. Mary Jesse. FIRST. Mrs. George
Larson. second, Mrs. H.. Hollenbacli.
third.
Quilt, log cabin. Mrs. A. Rudberg,
first.
Quilt. applique cotton, Mrs. Mar
tina Iceberg, first Miss Nina Hunter,
second.
Quilt. patchwork. silk. Mrs. o. c.
Litchlcld, first.
Center piece, Mrs. J. W. Kelley,
first, Kate Peterson. second.
Lunch cloth, Mrs. J. w. Kelley.
first. Clara Schumacher. second Sus-
an Ulmen. third.
Dresser scarf, Mrs. +. w. Bates,
first. Miss Louise Zimmerman, second.
Pillow cases. Miss Louise thinner
ond.
Towels. Mrs. W. r. Crandall. first.
Mrs. w. J. Jones, second.
Corset cover, Mrs. J. w. Kelley,
first
Dresser scarf. Mrs. o. NJ. Peterson.
first. Miss Ida Rudberg. second.
Center piece. Mrs, NJ. Goodall, first,
Adeline Hodapp, second. Mrs. NJ. Goo
dali, third.
Pillow case. Adeline Hodapp. first,
Mrs. G.. Langwaack. second.
Nrset cover, Miss Ida Rudberg,
first.
Waist. Mrs. Ben Peterson, first,
Mrs. o. NJ. Peterson, second.
Apron. Johanna NJ. Rasmussen. first,
Mrs. w. F. George, second.
Lunch cloth, Miss Julia Hanel first,
Miss Marjorie Sawyer. second, Mrs.
j. NJ. Sturm, thlrd.
Center piece, Mrs. c. ]. Carlson,
first.
Waist, Lizzie Schwender, first.
Center. piece. Mrs. w. ]. Jones. first.
Dresser scarf or set, Minnie Barth,
first, Miss Ida Rudberg, second.
Table cover. round. Mary Blissen-
bach, first. Kate Peterson, second,
Mrs w I Jones third
Collection needle work, Miss Esther
Meese. first.
crocheting. Ruth Anderson. first
and second.
Tatting, Esther Meese. first and
second.
Towel, Dorothy Kern, first.
Embroidery punch work. Dorothy
Kern. first.
Embroidery French, Lillian Lind
holm, first. Madeline Balzer, second.
French and eyeIet. Lillian Lindholm,
first and second.
Night gown, Lillian Lindholm, first.
Anna Olson. second.
Underwear, three pieces. Dorothea
Anderson. first, Isabelle Ballard, sec
ond.
Skirt, (dress.) Abbie Black, first.
Dora Archer. second.
Apron. work Dorothea Anderson,
first, Leilah Harvey. second.
Waist, Miss Evangeline Finnigan,
first. Miss Ruth Trafton. second.
Dress. (cotton,) Ruth Kelly. first,
Miss Edith True, second.
Knitted sweaters, Barbara Witt
mers. first, Ruth Walser. second.
Darning in wool. Beulah NARROW.
first. Gretchen Jefferson. second.
Hemstitching. Marie Sandgren,
first, Eilida Monsoon. second.
Collection. needle work.. Marcella
kamerer. first.
Specimen crotchetine, Marie Sand
sren. first and second. 49,
Specimen tatting. Beatrice Bell.
first. Gertrude Kraegef. second.
Specimen outline embroidery. Char
lotte Brooks. first. Dora Sorenson.
oaroxsI
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John Burke Marril

John Burke Married.
Sleepy Eye Dispatch: A week or
two ago. John Burke surprised his
many friends by returning to this city
with n wife, having been married to
Miss Agnes Schulley of Minneapolis.
The wedding ceremony was performed
by Rev. Father Cleary of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burke will remain here
for short time and q occupy their
home, after which they will go to
Los Angeles. California. to spend the
winter. Mr. Burke has been in active
service on the Chicago and North
western road for thirty-seven years
most of that time as an engineer and
he has retired on a pension and pro-
poses to take life little easier. They
will return to Sleepy Eye next spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burke have been the
recipients of congratulations from
friends.
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Hostess For Party Of Friends.

Miss Anna Jones was hostess this
afternoon to a party OF friends at
Coponaning hotel. Madison Lake. The
guests included the faculty members OF
the North Mankato school and faculty
members who had resigned from the
school last year. Miss Jones was a
member of the faculty last year. and
this year Is teaching at Madison
Lake. so the affair this afternoon
was reunion of former associate
teachers. A dinner party will be
served late this evening. and after a
social time the guests will return Ia
their homes.