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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-07-02

GAINESVILLE attended the funeral OF Mrs
Behr, which was held from the Evan
gelical church last Tuesday. Mrs
PREM was a sister of deceased.
Mrs. Mic Philips celebrated hei
birthday anniversary last Sunday BY
giving dinner to her children. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Phil
lips, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Philips and
children. and other relatives.
Quite a number of young folks from
here attended the dance at Youngel.
berg's barn last Saturday evening.
Miss Elicia Foster returned to hei
home In Dakota after visiting relatives
here for a few weeks. Mrs. Steyt
Foster accompanied her home for 9
short vacation.
Mrs. Hall OF Albert Lea spent Sun.
day with relatives at st. Clair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Quinn and Miss
| Greene were Mankato visitors last
Tuesday.
The Farmers Equity meeting was
held in the town hall Friday and Sat
| urday evenings.
John Zimmerman has taken the
janitor's job in the town hall again.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Drumeland OF
Minneopa were here on vacation
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Gustav Drumeland last week.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. William Grams on Monday, June
18th.
The food and apron sale and SUD
per. given by the Evangelical Work
ing club, was well attended. Every
thing was sold ut reasonable price
and fifteen cent lunch was served
which was very good. Ice cream was
also served.
Mrs. King spent last week VISITING
with Mr.. and Mira. Henry Thielman
The ''jitney" bus from Mankato was
here last Saturday.
Miss Ida Wise spent Sunday al
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wise and Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Frank were guests
at the home of Mr.. WISE and daugh
ter last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Grams spent
Sunday with the old folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Phrect took ar
apto drive to Nicollet last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Juliar are par
ents of little daughter. born Mon
day. June II.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Freshman spen,
Sunday with the old folks.
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A
Mimi, where they will visit for two
weeks.
Earl Scherer visited with friends In
lie Sueur yesterday.
William Schultze OF Garden City
township. former county commissioner
was a visitor in the city today
Miss Margaret Brownlee OF Blue
Earth is visiting in the city as the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Cote.
Mrs. c. b. Langman. manager OF
the Viava company. Is taking n bust
ness trip to, Fulde and Edegrton. and
will return next Monday.
Miss Fanny Pitcher Is expected
home this evening from Albert Lea,
where she attended he Minnesota Mu
sic Teachers convention.
Mrs. +. A. Johnson and daughter,
Miss Neva Johnson. of La Moure. Cal.
are spending a week ut the home of
Mrs. +. A. Cote on Carroll street.
Mrs. VI. Slider and daughter. Miss
Ethel of Mortified were I'm the city
between trains today, enroute for q
visit with friends at Blue Earth.
Mrs. George Klein and daughter
Miss frankie Klein. and Miss Eleanor
Johnson have gone to Minneapolis
where they will visit for severay days.
Mrs. +. +. Hoover who lived at l39
Clark street. left Yesterday for Oma-
ha. Nebraska. where she will join her
husband. who has accepted a position
there.
Mrs. Michelke. daughter OF Mrs. w.
y. Plymat, and sister of Judge Ply,
mat, teacher in the Duluth high
school. arrived home today. and will
spend the summer here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Quvale spent
the night mt hotel I'm the city, be-
ing on their way from Sleepy Eye
Ia their home I'm Rochester. and max
ing the journey I'm an automobile.
Mrs. J. b. Crandall of the Indian
IKE road and Mrs. Joseph Tamblyn
of Lewis street. are entertaining their
brother in law and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall Day. and their nephew
and niece, Mr.. and Mrs. John Collins
all OF Mineral Point. Wis. The visitors
made the trip from Mineral Point In
an automobile
Faribault News: Mr.. and Mrs. VI. +.
Sullivan of Mankato motored to Fari :
bduiI lUeSuhN anu uTe tue tueSts Ol
Mr. and Mrs. John Cook They arc
here to attend the commencement and
the golden jubilee week Of bethlehem
'Gcahemy Miss Gertrude Hughes,
member of the graduating class, Is a
niece Of Mrs. Sullivan.
w. b. Leo of st. Clair was In Man
kato today. lie is the agent for the
IIlnman Milking machine I'm that
village. He stated that he had just In =
stalled q machine on the farm of
Mathew Ecstkn. che or the prominent
and en'erpris.ng farmers In that ser
ton. The lIinman company will have
an exhibition at the celebration i'm St.
Clair OH July 5.
SUPERINTENDENT r. +. Denfield OF
the Duluth high schools was a visitor
I'm Mankato last evening and this
forenoon. He addressed the summer
school students at the normal school
this morning ut nine o'clock on the
subject OF Patriotism" Mr.. Denfield
was formerly AT the head of the Nan
kato high school and Is well know n
by many Of the older residents.
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chased I'm the city. The rain stalled
the party I'm Mankato, where they left
the car, and returned on the late train
Friday evening.
a card Iecei, ed from Mrs. Hall. Who
has been attending the exposition In
San Francisco, states that her parry
will start for Minnesota in a few
days. and will visit relatives I'm The
vicinity OF Mapleton. Sterling, ana
Vernon for a couple of months before
returning to their home at st. Cloud.
Fla. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall have been
touring the southern states. stopping
at interesting and noted places from
Florida to California, and are having
most delightful time
Chautauqua season i'm Vernon will
open July 2 and continue until July
I. All are pleasantly anticipating the
event. as the Jones Chautauqua sys-
TEN always makes good.
Mark Mack and Miss Carrie Thew
attended the Epworth League conyen-
ton In North Mankato last week. Miss
Thew is an ardent League worker and
took part on the program.
Misses Carrie and Elsie Thew of
Old Town have returned -home-from a
pleasant visit with their cousins I'm
Mankato.
II. &. Kraus and +. Leslie Cooper
were among the passengers on the
early train 10 Mankato last Friday.
George Nichols of Mankato. an en-
plOyee of the Northwestern, accom-
panied by Mrs. Nichols, were Sunday
guests ut the home OF their daughter
Mrs. Charles West and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. X. Lowell have re-
turned from the twin cities. where
they spent the past several days at
tending the Lowell McC ollOugh wed
ding in st. Paul, and visiting with rel
atiyes and friends I'm Minneapolis.
They report their outing as the most
pleasant of any they have enjoyed, and
state that the many former Vernon
ties now residing i'm the cities are well
and happy. and prosperous. John Nc
Michael added much to their pleas
IRE by giving them a delightful auto
mobile trip to the beauty spots In
Minneapolis and vicinity
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srom Thursdays Daily.
Jensen Be nte.

One OF the prfttiest weddings of the
season will take place this evening
IN The Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran
church, when Miss Sarah X. T.. Jen-
sen. daughter of Rev. and Mrs. l.. p.
Jensen. 502 North Fifth street. will
become the bride of Rev. Paul r. Ben
te OF Baltimore, Md. the double ring
ceremony being performed by the
brides father, Rev. l.. p. Jensen. as
sisted by Rev. y. Norgaard and Rev.
4. r. Winter. The chancel and altar
are banked with palms and orange
evringa blossoms. forming beautiful
background for the bridal party. Prof.
Huso Frey will preside at the organ.
and will play the wedding march from
3henerin as the professional. At the
appointed hour the little Misses Con-
cordia and Beata Georg will enter.
"aring dainty frocks. and carrying
baskets of flowers. from which they
will stretch white satin ribbons down
the aisle. Mrs. l.. p. Jensen. dressed
I'm grey silk crepe. and her son Er-
gene. will lead the bridal procession.
Following them will come the Junior
brides maids. Misses Emma Jensen. n
sister OF the bride. and Tressa Wamk
SCANS. OF Sheboyean. Wis. After them
viii come the bridesmaids. Misses
Louise Jensen. sister OF the bride.
Emma Rohne of Canfllls Gap, Texas:
catherine Paukert of GAINESVILLE.
MIMI. Helmie Wolfram. OF Charter
Oak. Ia: Esther Kuntz OF st. Paul,
the young ladies being attired In pref :
~ white dresses. and carrying bou-
uuets of daises The maids uiII ha
attended by Walter Hendrickson OF
Albert Lea. Mimi: Canute Jensen or
Morse Texas: Clarence Burmeister.
Otto r. Hauge. and Elroy Burmeister.
~ Mankafo. The groomsmen will
serve NJ ushers prior TO the ceremony.
n'es Clara ID. Jensen. sister Of the
bride, will be maid of honor. and will
wear a rown OF pale green crepe de
chine and cream lace over chiffon. her
bouquet to be Of white carnations.
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St, Clair
From. Thursday's Daily.

Sieve Foster visited at Mankato
last Monday.
Miss Ida Wise. who has been work
ing at Mankato, spent Sunday at her
home here. returning to Mankato
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Juliar drove To the
hCme Of George .Iuliar last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto REESE of Smiths
Mill were guests at the home OF MIR
and Mrs. REESE last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Shostag and
daughter spent Sunday with Mrs
Frank and family.
Miss Ernestine Frank is attending
summer school.
Mr. and Mrs. August Beccue spent
Sunday with Grandma and Grandpa
REESE In st. Clair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Fitzloff and
daughter were visitors nj the home OF
Mrs. Frank last Sunday.
A missionary festival was held at
the German Lutheran church last Sun
day. Services were held I'm the fore
noon. afternoon and evening by differ
ent pastors Of different congregations.
Rev. Georg of Mankato spoke In Ger
man i'm the afternoon. and Rev. Mich :
o's OF Smiths Mill spoke i'm English
the same evening. Songs were sung
by The church choir The church was
decorated with peonies and house
plants.
The funeral of Mrs. Behr, who died
i'm the Evangelical church Tuesday
afternoon. starting from the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Juliar.
Miss Leila FitZloff. Miss LaJune
Foster and Miss Maiorie Fitzloif were
business callers ut Mankato last Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gemick Of Mapleton
were guests at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Heintze last Sunday.
The ladies of the German Lutheran
congregation will meet ut the school
rooms I'm the church next Thursday
afternoon TO decide about the dinner
which will be given at the st. Clair
town hall on July 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Zimmerman
spent SUNDAY afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen Kollos.
Madison Lake and ST. Clair hai'
teams had lively game here last
Sunday afternoon. Score to Z in favo
of st. Clair.
st. Clair will celebrate the Fourth
or July. A band will be here. and a
rood time Is in prospect for everyone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie ""'" ~
family spent Sunday ut the home Of
John Heintze. '
Miss Dorothy FitzloF entertained
the Lutheran Ladies' Aid society ~
her home last Thursday afternoon. A
large crowd was present. IL being the
yearly meeting. Reports were read.
and the following new officers elected.
Mrs. John Fitzlor president: Miss
Gosso. secretary: Mrs. John Thinner
man. treasurer. Committees were
elected. and the remainder of the
afternoon was spent socially. a nice
luncheon being served. The next meet
irg will pc hell at the home of Mrs.
Biece of Medo. July 8. Everyone try TO
be present.
Mrs. John Heintze celebrated her
birthday anniversary last Sunday.
Most OF the children were present at
rinrer. among them being Mr.. and
Mrs. Genrich from Mapleton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Louie Heintze. Mr.. and Mrs.
Steve Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. william PREM OF
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not know the men II he did meet
them. He says the one who did the
high. wore light gray coat. light
SLOUGH hat and dark pair of trousers
and was smooth faced. This man
was red-faced fellow. The other.
who stood on with his hands i'm his
pocket, was about six feet tall and
wore a dark suit Wussow could not
see the mans face. Both men wore
blue shirts.
Wussow ut the time of the attempt
ed hold-up had I'm his pockets s2.50
and gold watch. belonging to his
sister. To the watch was attached a
gold fob.
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Entertained saIes,adies.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lenertz en-
tertained small party OF friends last
evening at a delicious dinner. the az
fair being held at their home, corner
OF North Broad and Rock streets. The
guests were young ladies who had
been fellow salesladies with Mrs. Len
ertz at the store of Messrs. Blumm q
Szamet.
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Successful Fox Social.

Last evening bcX social was held
at the home of Carl Landgren i'm Bel
grade township and was largely at
tended by young people of the Swed-
ish Lutheran church and their friends,
many driving out from the city. The
sale Of boxes was brisk. and the
guests enjoyed pleasant social even
ing and an excellent supper.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
OF Board Of County Commissioners Of
Blue Earth County. Mimi,
Special Session.

Special Session.
Mankato. Mimi. May 2Sth. 1915.
All members of the board met at p.
m. pursuant To adjournment.
The principal object of the meeting
was to confer with the commissioners
or committees from other counties. the
state board of health and local physi-
clans on the subject of n joint tuber-
cuiosis sanatorium.
DR.. A. F. Schmitt read letter from
Governor Hammond expressing his re-
gret that he could not be present.
DIR. Bracken and DIR. Bosworth spoke
and presented figures relative to cost
and maintenance.
Commissioner Davis stated that
Lafe Crystal would donate $4,000. 90
toward a site at that place.
The delegates from Brown county
stated that they woull recommend
that their county join In four county
sanatorium.
A recess of fifteen minutes was
taken for the purpose OF comforting
tefore vCtirg.
There was a division of sentiment
among the comm 'ss'orcrs end this
itNuisSu III uo utnnitt dctlOu DplnS
taken.
During this part of the meeting,
Hon. ]. C.. Jensen. auditor of Waton-
wan county acted as clerk.
After the tuberculosis hearing, the
beard proceeded to regular business.
The bond Of the National Bank of
Commerce Of Mankato as county
dep"sforv '" the "rm - Fifty Thou
sand Dollars with Carl I. Oleson,
Adolph =. veigcl. VIM. y. Hughes.
Samuel II. wilsnn. Oe"a~ ". Schmidt.
John ". Hchmann. Jacob b. Nielsen.
Geo. w. Scherer. Louis Janda and
Almon l.. Wheeler as sureties was ON
notion dulv approved.
The bond OF the Farmers State bank
OF Pemberton as county depositorv
In the sum of Twenty Thousand Dol
lars with Nsls r. 0fte ',hl Walter n
Fagenkopf. Willis W. Weaver. Walter
W. Afch"~"'n a"d A'ho,' :" Seversou
as sureties was on molten duly ap-
proved.
On notion. duly carried. the board
adjourned at Z p. m. until 9 A. NJ
June 18th, 1914.
o. X. OLSON.
Attest:
c. L. Kennedy.
Clerk. !,
- = =
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Another Slight Shock.

I'll Centre. Calf. June 24.-Another
slight earthquake shock was felt here
at $3.50 a. m. today. II shook the
bricks from the Masonic Temple and
various other buildings were ruined or
damaged by the series of shocks
Tuesday night.
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Garden City
From THURSDAYS OaIiy.

SdbV'
In the account OF the baptismal
services published I'm last evenings
Free Press two names were inadyert-
emily omitted. Miss Evxa and Harold
Mccormick also were baptised and be =
came members OF the church.
The Study club will meet at the
home OF Mrs. ]. S. Osgood next Wed
nesday. June 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. F. Crane have gone
to Grand Forks. N. ID.
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Return OF Newlyweds.

DIR. and Mrs. A. a. Wohlrabe, re-
Gently married at Minneapolis. who
have been spending their wedding
trip at Duluth. North Shore. and Isle
Royale, arrived in the city last night
and are now occupying their home on
North Sixth street.
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Entertaining For Mrs. M. q. Towle

Mrs. II. 4. Carney is entertaining
this afternoon at her home. pa Ram
sey street. in honor of her sister. Mrs.
Nj. ID. Towle Of Minneapolis. who is
her house guest. Auction bridge was
played. there being eight tables of
players The decorations are I'm a
dainty color scheme of pink and
white. sweet peas. peonies and foliage
being used/
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Elder A. w. kueh, Accent. Cal,

Elder A. w. Kuehl OF Owatonna
has accepted the call to the Seventh
Day Adventist church at Mankato.
This Is the first time the Mankato
church has had regularly stationed
pastor.
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II was alleged that Henry Doerr. sa-
loonkeeper ut lie Sueur. violated the
law. Mayor McDongald penalized him
by closing his saloon for one week.
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Church People at Picnic.

This afternoon a large party of the
st. Johns Episcopal church members
and friends enjoyed a picnic party at
Sihley park. going out about three
o'clock. and q bountiful picnic supper
to be served this evening.
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Marliaae Llcenses lssued.

Clerk OF the Court Krost today Is
sued marriage licenses 10 James NJ
Mccarthy ri Madelia and Alberta p
Noe OF Mankato and Paul +. Bente OF
baltimore and Sarah X. e. Jensen OF
Mankato.
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Social PARTY.

Members OF the Centenary Metho-
dist church congregation will be en-
tertained at a social party In the
church parlors tomorrow evening, at
eight o'clock. the finance committee
acting as hosts.
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viii BE Married This Evening.

r. r. Eerlich and MISS Mamie
Skuse. the well known pianist, viii
be married tonight at the home OF
the bride. All North Second street,
by Rev. r. Ross Paden. pastor of the
Presbyterian church.
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She will enter alone and will precede
little Miss paula Georg. flower girl.
who will strew flowers over the white
covered aisle IN the path of the bride,
who will enter with her father. who
VIII give her in marriage. The bride
viii wear a handsome gown of EN-
broidered Georgetta crepe, over satin.
made entraine. with a corsage of lace.
Her tulle veil will be beautifully ar
ranged at the couture with lilies of
the valley, and she will carry a show
er bouquet of the same flowers mingl-
cd with brides roses. The bridegroom
will await al the right of the altar.
and will be attended by his best man,
| Mr.. Oscar Bente of st. Louis. Mo.
After the ceremony. Prof. Frey will
play Memberships wedding march as
the recessional. and the wedding par
" viii go TO the home OF the brides
parents. where reception VIII be
held and light refreshments served. n
program to add tn the entertainment
CT the evening. The bride Is an ac-
complished and popular young lady
and two years ago served as n men,
Z the faculty of Bethany college.
having served the past year as pre-
oeptress In the Lutheran Ladies' COL
lege in Redwing. and being highly es-
teemed by all who know her. The
croom Is n prCminent minister Of Bal
timore. and a host of friends will join
In best wishes for many years of
prosperity for both bride and groom.
Hor,e Missionary Society Entertained.
Mrs. J. ID. Humiston entertained the
Home Missionary society OF CenteD-
arv Methodist church at her home on
Lincoln street yesterday afternoon and
was assisted by Mrs. Tator. About
sixty ladies were present. this being
tho annual meeting. and the AFFAIR was
Greatly enjoyed. The following Of
fcnrs were elected for the ensuing
year: Mrs. NJ. II. Coulter. president:
Mrs. r. Eberhart. vice president: Mrs.
!. Kuhn. secretary: Mrs. J. NJ. Vance
treasurer: Mrs. 4. Hunter CORES
Donding secretary: Mrs. !. A. Harri-
man. superintendent OF Mothers Jew
els. Reports OF officers were read
and general business transacted. after
which mn excellent musical program
was given, those taking mart being
Nis"es Naudp Barnes. Mildred Saw
yer. and Mildred Parmalee who sang
solos. and Miss Norma Cone. who
played violin selections. delicious re-
-'"'- erts were served bv the host
csses, closing pleasant afternoon.
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Indoor Picnic.

Indoor Picnic.
Members OF the Royal Arcanum
lodge and their families held an In =
door picnic at the Odd Fellows han
last evening. and at $50 the con
tents of the we'll flied lunch baskets
were placed anon the tables and a
bountiful and appr'i2ipg picnic sup
per was served. several long tables
being filled bv the m"rrymakers The
council furnished ice cream and COT
fee. and also cigars for the men who
smoked. Following the supper So
cial time was eDioTci. the children
playing games, AMI the Older people
playing cards, 1nh enjoying n pleas
ant hour together.
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F-~m rhur~asv's osIiv.

How he bluffed of two would be
highway robbers with no other weap-
on that a little twenty two revolver.
with the spring broken, on the Omaha
tracks at the east end of the Main
street bridge near the union depot Is
the story told by Albert Wussow OF
North Mankato. an employee Of the
Peterson Mercantile company.
Wussow relates that last night he
had been visiting lady friend in
Manksto and was on his way home
when the affair happened. This was
about s:45 o'clock. He was walking
over the tracks to step upon the bridge
In order TO go home. when he noticed
two men rapidly approaching him
from the passenger depot. He turned
TO look at them and one Of them
said. I'VE want your money" How
are you going To get it," asked wus-
SOW. I'VE want your money" the
ffranrer repeated. and wussow re-
peated his question, "How are you
going To pet it,"
Pulled the Empty Gun.
10 YOU want IN see how we are
going TO ret it?" the stranger asked
'Nes. try II once" said wussow. The
stranger reached forward as 10 TO grab
WILSON,. md the latter pulled ont the
emptv. broken gun and said. Take
II. viii YOU"
All this time the other stranger had
not spoken a word. but stood n little
distance OF watching and with his
hands In his pockets. This man seeing
the gun walked awav I'm the direction
90 the Milwaukee tracks "Yon beat
before 7 plug you" cried wussow.
and the other stranger. who had done
The talking said. Il guess 7 will have
~ beat H. vuys" and walked Oft in
the Same direction rs the other had
gone. The two STRANGERS were soon
or' NJ sight In the darkness.
"us1nw ut once went over the
bridge TO his home He reported the
wst'er 70 the notice this morning.
The" asked why he did not tell about
y last niPht when there was still
some chance to catch the fellows. and
he said he was too excited.
Wussow thinks now that he would
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DIR. Cooper of winnebago was In
the city on business today.
Miss Alice Lockerbv left today for
a months visit with relatives at Leon
ard. N. u.
Miss Minnie Pass spent yesterday
~ the guest Of Miss Esther Rethwell
In lie Suenr.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lusk OF 314
Cherry street, have gone to Ceresco,