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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-03-26
from. fridays Daily.
Reiman-eundy.

Miss Crystal Reiman, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Rclman of Lake
Crystal, and Mr.. Chester Bundy OF
Madelia were united I'm marriage We'd
nesday. March II. at p. nj. at the
home OF the brides parents. the cere-
mony being performed by Rev. w. G.
Babcock. pastor of the Methodist
church of Lake Crystal. I'm the pres.
ence Of an assembly of about seventy
five invited guests. A sunnptuous we'd
ding dinner was served at 9 p. m
after which an informal reception was
held and congratulations received
Both bride and groom are popular
young people in their community, and
have many friends who join in wishing
them much happiness. Many beauti.
full and valuable wedding gifts were
received, including substantial cash
presents, as tokens of the high esteem
I'm which the newly married couple
are held by their many friends. Mr..
and Mrs. Bundy departed on the aft
ernoon train for wedding trip to the
twin cities. and were accompanied to
the depot by throng of their friends,
who united in expressing the hope for
long life and success for the bride and
groom.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-03-26

From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
Andrew Kabrud Is home from dis
trict court. which he has attended as
juryman.
While at the auto show at Manka.
to. Alec Hansen purchased Ford
roadster.
Lagrippe Is getting in his work all
around at present.
Mrs. X. ]. Williams accompanied
her sister-in-law Mrs. Thomas Owens
|of Lake Crystal to Rochester for sur
gical treatment last week.
John II. Williams is in Rochester
consulting with the Mayo doctors.
Wednesday, March II, was the oc.
casion of the marriage of one OF our
prepolssessing young ladies, Miss
Crystal Reimann to G. A. Bundy Of
Lincoln township. The ceremony was
performed ut Lake Crystal, the home
of the brides parents in the presence
of a large number of friends. We Gil
join in felicitation.
At special meeting of the Farm
ers' club next Tuesday evening, the
recently inaugurated anti-hog- cholera
campaign of this county will be fully
explained and the matter threshed
out I'm all its aspects by II. w. Lem
decker of Bird Island, Mimi. presi-
dent of the Renville County Swine
association and leader i'm the famous
war on this plague conducted by the
United States government in Renville
county. Here Is an opportunity that
no farmer can afford to miss, TO hear
at first hand facts that are of vital
import to himself
A number of friends pleasantly sur.
prised Mrs. Sever Larsen Wednesday
evening, the same being her birth.
day.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-03-26
Plans Are Under Way For Old
Settlers Gathering

Governor w. S. Hammond Is to
have the honor of addressing the Ma
pleton and Sterling Old Settlers asso-
citation on June 3, says The Mapleton
Enterprise. The executive committee
met last Monday and Mr.. Hammond
was selected from such speakers as
Judge Knox of Jackson, Allen ID. Al
bert of Minneapolis and George p.
Jones OF Deerkill. North Dakota,
better known as @Jones of Rock"
Mr.. John McGregor of Grapeland
will deliver the address of welcome
and the response viii be by Judge A.
n. Pfau OF Mankato, both old settlers.
Then there will be ten minute talks
by Hon. William Wilde, the secretary
of the Mapleton colony who located
I'm this section fifty-nine years ago;
by Hon. William Hail, the first presi-
dent of the Mapleton and Sterling
Old Settlers association, and II. NJ.
Green OF Lake Crystal, president OF
the Blue Earth County Good Seed as
ISOLATION. The musical numbers will
be furnished by the Sterling band.
the Mapleton quartet, Messrs. Jones
aud Davies of Mankato and Misses Ar
dis Gilmore and Verona Dietz Of
Mapleton; Mrs. William Sharp, the
reader, will also be asked to contrib
ute to the completion of the program.
The annual memorial TO the old set
lers will be given by Mr.. Charles
Whitney.
The Financial Report.
The financial report of the treasur-
er indicated that there Is S129.25 in
the treasury ut the present time. The
receipts of the 1914 gathering were
s33o.10 and the disbursements $265.10.
II was decided that the admission to
the grounds this year would be 20
cents for adults and 10 cents for chill
dren. This ticket covering the entire
program, including the races and ball
games. Family and membership tic
kets will be sold for S1.00. An appro-
priation Of $50 was made TO the base
ball committee and like amount to
the race committee.
The reason for raising the admis-
sion fec from Is cents to 25 cents Is
a desire to secure sufficient
amount with which to purchase new
tent. There is no desire to make any
money out of the association. simply
TO make ii pay its own way.
The Committees.
President Dobie named the follow
ing committees to have charge Of the
arrangements for this year:
Finance-William Mead, Al Greig,
b. F. Taylor Charles Whitney.
Cofree-W. u. SpraguG, and y.
J. Knight.
Reception-Mr. and Airs. J. l..
Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Keith, and
Mr.. and Mrs. George 4. Conrad
Races-Sam Evans, w. W. Taylor,
S. NJ. Grover and Mike Ryan.
Race Track-George Cooper. u. ID.
Lamp and Judd Cornell
Base Ball-George c. Keith, d. +.
Taylor. and James Bowman.
Tent-V. ]. Greiner. William Krug.
er and II. {. Hotaling.
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Party at Loyola Club.

A party was held last evening at
the Loyola club house by a gather
ing of about $50 members to dedicate
the two new bowling alleys, which
have Just been installed. This makes
four alleys that the club has In all.
The grand opening was signalized
with bowling on the new alleys by
four teams, three mems teams and
one team consisting of ladies. There
was, seating room for the large num-
Der of spectators present. 1t is In
tended to arrange quite a number OF
Interesting match games to be played
on these alleys with other teams, both
inside and outside the city. II Is
thought that there will be frequent
games with teams representing the
y. NJ. e. A.
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practicing For Concert.

The Orpheus Male chorus of TWEEN.
ty-liyc voices is meeting regularity
twice q week. and practicing for the
concert to- be given at Mankato Thea
tire shortly after Easter. Some very
fine heavy chorus numbers are being
worked UP by the young men, and
next Sunday they will start practice
ON one Of their best numbers. Miss
Lora Lulsdorff has been engaged as
soloist for the concert, and is known
as one of the best soprano singers Of
Minnesota. Her work will add great
~ to the interest i'm the concert.
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Party For "uncle" Daniel Fleming.

Good thunder Herald: ABDUL
twenty friends and relatives were
guests Mt a party given at the Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Fleming home on Mon
day afternoon in honor of Uncle"
Daniels seventy-eighth birthday. In
spite Of his age, Mr.. Fleming seems
hale and hearty and enjoyed the oc.
casion to the fullest extent. Among
the out OF town guests were the fol-
lowing: Mrs. viii Fleming, son and
daughter, OF Mankato and John Flem-
ing of Minneapolis.
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Rapidan
From Fridays Daily.

FTpm Fruays pdlfy.
The westside boys held their last
wiener roast for the season last Sun.
day night
The Upper Six met ut the Juliar
home last Saturday night.
The Neighbors' Aid met with Mrs.
Gus Schendcl Thursday afternoon.
A birthday party was held at the
Jess Show home Thursday afternoon
the event being Mrs. Shows birthday.
A pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
e. q. Pcttis was In Mankato on
business "Wednesday night.
Mrs. Fred Krieger was I'm Good
Thunder Tuesday.
Ole Erickson and John and VIM.
Ballard, went land seeing with an ex.
cursion to Texas last Tuesday.
Adolph Just Is taking treatments in
Mankato from DIR. Solverude.
Wednesday number OF neighbors
gathered at Alex Johnsons and took
barn.
The most popular means OF travel
at present would be by mud boat.
Mrs. Eric Holberg OF Mankato Wis;
tied Wednesday with her brother, Alex
johnson. =
Dan Bray of Sherburn spent few
days at G.. M. Yeager's the past
week. 49, - "a
That farm land Is on the boom Is
evidenced by the fact that $50 per
acre was offered this week for a
large farm near here.
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DEATH OF MRS. S. S. sANsoRn.
She Was Wife OF Former Northwest
crn Road Supcrinte ndent.

Mrs. Sherburn s Sanborn, wife OF q
foriuer division superintendent of the
Northwestern road vino had his head
quarters Id Winona. died recently IA
Pasadena. Cal. and services wsre
held Monday ut the family nome In
Milwaukee,. Wis. She is survived by
her husband and two daughters,
Misses Jessie and Mabel
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Entertained Neishbors' Aid.

Mrs. Gustave Scliendel of Rapidan
entertained the Neighbors' Aid soci-
ETY. of Rapidan at her home yesterday
4 large attendance was present. anu
among the guests were Mrs. w. A.
Beach, Mrs. William Hodges, Mrs.
Wolf. and Miss Leona Peterson OF
this city. A very pleasant time was
enjoyed. closing with the serving OF
dainty refreshments.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-03-26
oIeo Area fAraER ARalvso.
Miss Ne4tle Stark PASSED Away Al
= q H6spjtal In BIZ. Paul.

81 I HespjtaI IL b. Pail.
!, After her Nfathef lad chartered a
special train TO reach her bedside
Miss Nettie Stark. d freshman al
Hapiline university. died In the ST.
Paul city hospital at .7:3e yesterday.
The father. Charles w. Stark. farm
er OF Moiintnin Lake, Mimi. arrived
In st. Paul at II q p. nj. Tuesday,
inaliug the run OF i45 miles in about
thres hours He had been informed
of the befi0usness OF his daughter's
conditioii and paid esOe Tor an Omaha
road special. fearing TINT the end
Would come before he could reach ST.
Paul on a, regular train. Miss Stark
was twenty'three years old Scarlet few
or was the cause OF death.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-03-26
Basket Weiqht Social.

A basket weight social will be held
next Wednesday evening at the Evan
gelical Lutheran church parlors, at
the corner of Second and Spring
streets, and a nice program, consist
ing of musical selections and di-
alogues. Ladies are requested to
bring baskets. Everyone Is invited TO
come and bring their friends, as q
good time Is I'm prospect
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Pleasant Surprise.

Mrs. VIII Pearson was pleasantly
Surprised at her home on Main street
last evening by a party OF her lady
friends. Seventeen were present. All
had q very good time. Mrs. Pearson
received many beautiful presents. A
splendid luncheon was served.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-03-26
An evening at Sewing.

Miss Nora Fitzgerald entertained q
small party of lady friends last even
ing at her home on Third street. The
time was spent with sewing and q
nice lunch was served by the hostess.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-03-26
VIII Entertain Glass.

Charles Richardson. teacher of his
tory at the high school. viii entertain
the senior history class aud their
friends at class party tomorrow
evening at his apartments ON Ham
over street. about twenty-five guests
Icing invited.
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From Fridays oarfy.


\ letter from a soldier actually
fighting at the front I'm the great
European war has been received by
Conrad Wolf of ,Mankato. The mis-,
sive is from his nephew, Anton Yoerg
of Westphalia. Germany. The letter
Is as yfollaws;.
MY Dear Uncle aud Good Aunt:
The accompanying picture, shows the
City OF, LODI In Russian Poland. This
fity, has over, 100000 Inhabitants and
was conquered by VI, through terrible
lighting. ] am proud OF having had a
part In this, and have long since for
gotten the weekIong. sleepless nights
and the bardships that Il has cost.
At the present time we are fighting
before Warsaw. We are here fight.
ing an enemy of superior number and
besides we have the greatest fortifi.
cations In the world to take. On the
belds lies snow and the assembled
army reminds one of the time of
Napoleon. but with this exception.
That we IN the winter campaign with
lis terrible meaning will achieve 4
glorious Victory. Cold and long, Il
is true. are the snowy nights. which
we must endure, but the German
Michel raises himself up-le has a
healthy kernel within-and he says
With his powerful voice. What others
can do, ! can do much better Yes,
my dear ones, who knows how. long
We shall be spared to serve the. Faith.
erland and everything that Is Ger
man? All my strength. blood and
fife. 70 the last breath. have I given,
and then to God" -
The young man who writes this
letter was a visitor in AIankato three
years ago. 49, 90
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Candy Pull Tonight.

The Young Peoples Forum Sunday
school class OF the Centenary Metho-
dist church win give "A candy pull to-
night i'm the parlors OF the church at
eight o'clock. The public is cordial
ly invited, barring those under fifteen.
A program of stunts has been pre-
pared. II. J. Kuhn, the popular cam
dymaker will have charge OF making
the tafry. The class picture will be
taken next Sunday by Dave Peterson.
the class photographer. A large at
tendance of members is especially de-
sired for that occasion.
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Eabcock-Peterson.


The marriage of Miss Mabel G. Pet
erson of st. Peter and Frederick Ii.
Babcock or Kasota, Mimi, son of Mr..
and Mrs. c. w. Babcock. was quietly
solemnized to1ay at-the home Of MIR.
and Mrs. Albert Berg, 1879 fferonia
avenue, Merriam Park. Owing to the
recent death of the father or the bride,
John Peterson of-St. Peter, only the
Immediate relatives were present ut
the service, including the sister and
brothers OF the bride. Miss Agnes Pet
erson of st. Paul, and Verona Peter.
son, Russell Peterson and II. y. Peter
son, and the family of the bridegroom,
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. w. Babcock. Frank
Babcock. Miss Marion Babcock. Miss
Katherine Babcock and Clifford Bah
cock of Kasota. MINI. Mr.. Babcock
and his bride will reside I'm the Peter
son home at st. Peter. The parties are
well-known I'm Mankato.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-03-26

Anoka, Mimi. March H. Mrs q.
8. Pease, wife OF the veteran editor
OF the Anoka Union. died at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. u. s. Dick, in
Seattle. following a third stroke of
paralysis. She was sixty-nine years
old
Mre. Pease vas born in Eastpor.,
Me-. and came TO Anoka with her
parents when quite young. She was
married Oct. Il, 1867. The husband.
three children and seven grandchil.
dren survive. The children are Mrs.
Dick, Mrs. John F. Jackson. and t..
G.. J. Pease OF Anoka.
Il. NJ. Van Duzee, Sr., st. Paul. Is
a brother-in-law. Burial will be in
Anoka.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-03-26
Course TO Be Pursued BY the
Mankato 0ptionists

One of the prepayment local county
Cptionists, VINO seemed to speak for
the Mankato leaders OF the anti-li.
quor forces. stated today that il was
not probable that vote would be
taken ON the liquor question over
Plue Earth county rs a county Cor
some time. II was feared. he said.
that the movement to vote out the
saloons might fail and in that event
another election could not be held
until three years had elapsed. He
said II seemed tn be the idea OF the
Dnti.liQuOr leaders that II was best
for Blue Earth county TO wait about
year, within which time il was
thought II would be- possible To work
up better sentiment against liquor,
and improve the chance of the anti
liquor men winning.
Rumor has II that two men, stop
ping at local hotel. have beep in the
city cleaning Information for a cam
paign against the prohibition move
ment. IL is said that they have been
getting figures, showing what the
taxes i'm this county are, and what
they would be, I'm case the county OPP
tionists succeeded I'm making the
county go dry.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-03-26
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily. -.
Today is. the last day for filing for
the city offices, for which the primary
VIII take place on Monday. March 90.
The charter provides for the nomina,
tion of candidates. for mayor, city
councilman, judge OF the. municipal
court and special judge OF the same
court. Filings may be made as late as
midnight. II the candidates can find
City Clerk Bates. At a late hour this
afternoon, the filings. were as fox
lows:
For Mayor-A. q. Meyer. r. NJ. Cur.
rier. Geaf;ae w. Schcrer. - = e
For Member or CITY Council-A. Il.
Daily, Joseph. HampI Alexander Ba.
shaw, George r., Bradley. John O., Ger.
Heb. NJ. j.. Belke. Richard Miller. Gus.
taye w. Eichstaedt. Albert L. Quinn.
by. Robert Lamm, Adolph G.. Lack.
John b. Richards. Eric A. Caristrom,
Daniel Ceuelilan.
. For Munieipar Judge-John 4. Re
gan. w. A. Plymat, BENJAMIN Taylor.
For Special Municipal Judge-No
filings. 20 No .'''
If the primary should be held with.
out a candidate for special Judge, n
special Judge could be chosen at the
regular election by the voters writing
the name on, the ballot. This has been
done In Mankato more than once.
Daniel Cougllan filed for the coun-
ell late this afternoon. '" Nv
Friends Of Attorney Miles Porter
tried to induce HIM TO run FOR mayor
but hs declined, the invitation.