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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-06
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teln unb bod 70 Ii4tpolIen Simmsl
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srobe Siaubpolitn binier fi4 auf,
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Die prObitiiheYreiie in Srauer

DAP bic Rep gortsr probritiI9en
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fd.inen, I'M folder Weiie ibrer Be-
triibnib iiber ben Sul Don @ari6au
4usbrud gu geben, 1T gu Osrpunbern,
benn tbatfd6li4 empfinosn lie barber
grobsren S9mer5, als man i'm in ben
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reiteten iie ibre aefer barauf Dor, ins
benz iie ibr @ift unb ibrs Safe ae.
gen 9eutfdlanO in nod grObersm
UsaBs, als bisber, psripribten. Dem
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-06

8tslang tpnnte bic NeT
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Oas @erbalten bs- Der.
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Treitas, ben 6. slusnit 1915.

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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-02-12

held Monday, February 8. This meet
ing was postponed from February
/. on account OF the bad weather.
Royal Richardson spent Monday
night with Clayton John.
The teachers and a number of
pupils appreciated Mr.. J. Wolverton's
kindness on Monday morning. he hav-
Ing driven about town with his sleigh
and assisted them to school.
Miss Matte Link left Wednesday
morning for Window. Miss Link will
spend some weeks In various places
in Minnesota and Iowa before re.
turning home to Colorado.
l.. X. Frederickson's cream check
for the month was something over
5000. That represents q good deal
of milking these winter mornings
and evenings.
Albert Berger Is on the sick list
and T. +. Mills and l.. ID. Mills are
still quite indisposed.
Herman Schultz lately lost valu
able COW.
Cheering news has come that
Mrs. Charles Menten of st. Paul Is
doing nicely now.
Frank Thurston Is not in the bes,
of health these days. but Il Is re
ported that there Is no serious
trouble.
Mrs. J. r.. stevens is Mt the home
OF Mrs. Jessie John this week.
Mrs. Ray Thompson came from
Amboy Friday afternoon to see hel
father and returned homo that
night
The meetings will open Sunday
night. February Z. Owing TO a very
urgent matter, DIR. Willis will not be
able TO come on Monday, February
3. as was planned. hut will be here
On Tuesday. February Q. and vii
lead from then on. You are aske,
TO como out on Sunday and Monday
nights and add your strength to tn,
services. Remember Corwine's ."SiC
'em" and do IL right Then we viii
he ready TO greet Brother Willis
properly when no comes. Come anf
help the congregation sing.
Miss Clara Boynton was elected
n delegate to the mid.winter meeting
OF tho state Federation of Women.
clubs at the bennington hotel. Min
noapolis. on February II and 12.
Frank Richardson took Mr.. Cor
wine 10 Lake Crystal Friday nigh
after the entertainment.
Mrs. Albert Shelby and daughter
OF Lake Crystal spent few day!
at the home OF J. X. OsgoOd.
Ed Banker. a brother OF Mrs.
r. Sheppard, whose home is a
Sleepy Eye. visited for a few day,
In town lately.
Mrs. S. Fl. Thurston enjoyed {
visit from Wednesday to Friday b,
her cousin, Mrs. Lois Geiser of Can
non Falls. state deputy OF the De
gree Of Honor.
II is a pleasure to know tina
Fayette Miller is ut home and gain
ing strength steadily.
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with her sister Ellnor at the Grlce
home.
Floyd Burrlll spent Sunday night
with his brother Val who is stay
ing with Sherman Batcheller.
Mrs. Robert Busby is sick with
tonsilitis.
At the annual, meeting of the Oak
Lawn creamery Saturday afternoon
Arthur Sharp was elected president.
Willis Randall secretary. Chester
Steel treasurer and Frank Wittrock
was engaged TO draw the cream for
the coming year.
About sixty-five people attended
the poverty social ut the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Steel Friday
evening and the affair was the jol-
lest ever given by the Christian
Endeavor society. The good natured
people we're there and helped with
the fun. No fellow by the name OF
Crouch was allowed. Prizes for the
worst looking people were won by
Miss Elsie Trask and Mrs. Osborn
Schultz. Miss Trask impersonated n
colored maiden of lady from Virgin.
In and carried the part out splendidly.
Mr. Schultz was hobo and furnished
lots OF amusement The sewing on
buttons contest by the boys was
won by Anton Lind-whlle the nail
driving contest was won by Mrs.
Orie Quint. The loan art gallery
prize went to Miss Bessie Hanson
while the game. What Is It." was
won by Mrs. Schultz. 4 committee
of these collected fines for jewelry
polished shoes neckties. or for flirt
ing. After the fun refreshments con
sisting of sandwiches. dOughnuts
pickles and coffee were served. The
society made sl5.60.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-02-12
Speaks Highly Of Artists.

The GAINESVILLE Argus speaks high
ly OF two well-known artists who
took part in the w. II. c. entertain
ment In that village last week:
"Interspersed were two other fea-
tures,-solos by ID. NJ. Jones OF Man
kato and Miss Marie Pettis of Ma
della, the former rendering two OF
Harry LADDERS songs and the lat.
ter two solos having to do with the
characters OF the play. II was a
genuine delight and treat to hear
these two noted singers. With his
rich baritone. Mr.. Jones is always
a favorite In GAINESVILLE and always
enabled TO cast a spell over his
hearers. The infinitely pure and ele-
waiting voice of Miss Pettls was never
to better advantage. No one may
hear her without being impressed
with the rich melody. the wonderful
compass and power and the wide
range Of her voice. its enduring
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-02-12

great measure for the reason that
the Methodist church here il able
to support a doctor of divinity and
talented lecturer of the high class
of w. III. Palmer, who Is also state
grand master of the l. o. o. +. He
will go to San Francisco next June
In his official capacity of that order.
The Christian Endeavor society OF
tho Baptist church will serve an
oyster supper nj the hall on Friday
evening. February 12. They will be-
gin to serve ut $3.50. continuing
until all are served.
Miss Nellie Mitchell of Madelia Is
visiting her many friends in and
around town.
Rolla Brown returned from Wei.
come. where he visited ut the home
OF his brother Robert for the past
week.
Mrs. John Baumgartner has suf.
fered slight relapse since her re-
turn from Rochester. and upon nd.
vice OF DR.. T. Gage Clement will
suspend all work until she fully
rcgains her strength.
A series of meetings will be given
in the Baptist church. beginning
February 16. Rev. ]. N. Howell will
be assisted by Rev. and Mrs. Clark
Chaplin and son. who are travelling
evangelists.
Messrs. Chef Bailey. Den Baum.
eartner. r. n. Barnes and Frank
T, Grannis were business visitors In
Mankato Friday. in connection with
tho judicial ditch case.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-02-12
Indian Lake
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
Mrs. Beulah Rhinow Is spending
few days visiting at the home of her
father, w. u. Hall.
William Watts made n business
trip to st. Peter Saturday.
Paul Kern. who has been driving
back and forth to town while at.
tending school this fall. has discon.
tinued his drives until the weather
moderates. and will rent a room in
town near those occupied by his
sisters. returning home on Friday
evenings.
The heavy snow of tho past two
days has rendered the roads very
heavy and almost impossible.
greatly delaying the mailmen.
The Sunshine club met with Mrs.
C. Ballard last Thursday afternoon,
with n very good attendance. mum.
bering forty people oil told, among
them being a number of gentlemen
and children. AS the club has no work
ut present they cut patchwork pieces
for Mrs. ]. Duffey. The usual fine
lunch was served, and q pleasant
social time was enjoyed. The next
meeting will be February Is when
the club will meet with Mrs. 8. +.
Keenan,. The ladies' are requested to
bring thimbles as they are expected
to sew carpet rags for Mrs. Keenan,.
Mrs. Hans Anderson. who has
been quite III for about a month. is
able to be around again.
The Farmers club which met last
Saturday evening" listened to q
splendid program. which Is given be-
low. Mr.. Campbell's speech was In.
strnctive and very good and Mr..
Fullers speech was highly humor.
Gus and amusing. Following Is the
program:
Violin and piano duet. Paul and
Margaret Kern.
Vocal solo, Mr.. Shumway.
Reading of the minutes. and bust.
ness.
The Farmer OF North America
and Great Britain" paper, by Mr..
Campbell.
Song, Ladies' glee club.
Talk on Equity, Mr.. Subway.
Song. Mr.. Shumway.
Motion TO adjourn.
The Mr.. Shumway, who figures so
extensively In the foregoing program
is Mr.. I.orin shumway. a younger
hrpthar oe profaanr ~ n Shurowov
so well known In this county.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-02-12
Garden City
From thursdays Daily.


Tom Corwinc entertained large
audience last Friday night. Ills imi.
tations were splendid and his blows
ut some existing evils wore forceful
and timely. though some things
seemed q little cutting. But the
laugh smoothed most OF the raw
edges.
Horace Bunce returned to his
home Tuesday. January &c. He is
gaining health gradually. Mr.. Bunce
made the trip to Mankato and back
the latter part of the week
Marion Morphew moved the old
meat market building TO his acre
to the north of town on Tuesday.
January 20. II required quite n mum.
Der of teams TO do the work. hut IL
was accomplished with no acct
dents.
Mrs. Il. Masters has been in quite
poor health, but II Is hoped she
will be well soon.
A. Monroe spent some days ut
Wyoming, Minnesota, lately.
A Mr. Marston. brotherin-law OF
Frank Pew, died last week on his
farm near Winnebago having suffer.
ed terrible kick from a horse
The baptist ladies' food sale was
carried out last Saturday in spite Of
the storm.
w. A. Roberts made only part
OF his mail route on Monday on
account OF the snow.
DIR. II. ]. Lloyd was called 10 ut.
tend Mrs. s. w. Buckles on Monday.
Mrs. Buckles was quite sick but is
reported better. DR.. Lloyd also called
at the homes of +. II. Monroe,
Frank, Eaton. Lee Duffield. J. J.
Duffield and J. G. Olmstead.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eaton Is doing fairly well.
The faculty and Miss Link and
Erwin Mills dined with Mr.. and
Mrs. Olmstead on Wednesday even.
ing. January q.
The w. c. T. u. met ut the par
sonage on Tuesday Afternoon with
ten present II was a helpful meet
ing.
Mrs. Langman of Mankato will
give an illustrated health talk to Ia.
dies at Mrs. T. II. Hazel's on Thurs
day afternoon. Light refreshments
will be served at ten cents. All Ia
dies are invited.
The streets and roads are well
filed with snow, making II difficult
to get around. II looks like an old
fashioned winter. Ed Rev hitched
his nag to a V shaped sled on Tues
day morning and opened up some
runaways over town. and one might
easily imagine that these runaways
look something like the trenches
in Europe. II Is hoped that all will
be peace and good will along our
snow trenches. Thanks. Mr.. Rev.
Erwin Mills Is suffering with a
sore toe. having given that member
a severe jolt against the iron leg.
OF a desk In the school house.
The creamery meeting VIII be
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-02-12
Kerns
rom thursdays Daily.

rom Thursdays Daily.
Mr.. IIilmcr gave an oyster supper
Friday evening to tho men who
helped him move TO the Rlst farm
some timo ago. Several ladies and
children were also present. The
affair was very pleasant.
Baby Edith, four months old
little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Rollie Goodridge died, Friday night.
The funeral was held at the Con.
gregational church Sunday after.
noon. Rev. Kuehl. an advent minis.
ter, from Owatonua preached the
sermon and was assisted by Rev.
Brown. Mrs. VIII Carter was or.
ganist and Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson
of North Mankato sang. Tho church
was nicely decorated and the floral
offerings were ver.' pretty. The pail.
bearers were Guy Trask, Orie Quint,
Chester Steel and VIII Carter. The
young parents have the sympathy of
their friends and neighbors In their
trouble.
Lee Burrill went to Tracy for n
short visit.
Paul Sharp attended tho social
Friday evening and helped his broth.
er Arthur at the feed.mill Saturday.
Paul Is getting along finely with his
, work ut the MankatO Commercial
college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Parsons and
sister. Pearl visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Heiser Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Mccoy of Ruthton,
Mimi. is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Schultz.
The Ladies Aid society will meet
with Mrs. F. Z. jefferson Friday
afternoon.
Marion and Harold willard of
Mankato spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Strater.
There was no mail on the prairie
road on route Monday on account
of the blizzard. The mail carrier
drove out several miles on the
river road and returned to Mankato
the same way.
Mrs. Harry Burnett entertained n
number of relatives for dinner Sun.
day in honor of her birthday.
Frank Wittrock made his usual
trip to Mankato Monday during the
storm and took the cream down.
Miss Esther Michels was on the
sick list last week.
Miss Mary Steel Of North Mankato
came out from town Friday night
to attend the poverty social.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Rist and Miss
Iva attended the oyster supper
given by Mr.. Hilmer Friday even
ing.
The Farmers Equity club will
meet Wednesday evening February
10. with c. ]. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manning of Man.
kato moved out Saturday and VIM
work for Willis Randall
Mrs. Denzel and Mrs. Charlie
Smith spent Tuesday afternoon OF
last week with Mrs. Cram.
Mrs. Robert Grice is able TO be up
ngain after her recent illness. /.
Miss Florence Culp spent Sunday
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From Tnursdsy's Daily,

From Tnursdsy's Daily.
Mrs. w. Il. Patterson of Saltwater
Is guest Mt the homo of her sister.
Mrs. J. Z. Davies and family this
week. .r
George Pulver of Waseca, called
on relatives here between trains on
Tuesday.
j. Il. Ream returned home last
Saturday from Tyler where he at.
tended the funeral of a brother-in.
law. Mrs. Ream visited relatives
there until Tuesday.
Mrs. Dressed returned to her home
at lie Sueur last Saturday after a
two weeks stay at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Roy Mcdonald.
c. E. Johnson, who has been
visiting relatives Mt Ladysmith.
Wis.,, for the past week. returned
home Tuesday.
Orlando Erickson and family OF
brighton spent tho latter part of
last week at the r. l.. Warrant home.
Oscar Anderson went to tho twin
cities Sunday. tosspend a few days.
Louis Pitmon Is visiting friends ut
lie Sueur Center.
Lowell Ecklund OF st. Peter visited
Kasota friends last week.
Fred Fechter OF Pettis spent the
first Of this week at the Leverson
home.
August Noyd and family, visited
st. Peter friends last Sunday. ~
Miss Olive Little spent the latter
part OF last week with Mankato
friends.
Charles Turrittin IL Just recover.
Ing from siege Of chicken pox.
Miss Loretta Kopp OF st. Peter
visited ut the. William Kopp home
over Sunday.
Charles n. Sweuson was recently
appointed by President ]. 4. jerks
of the League OF Minnesota munich.
palities. to the committee OF charters
'or the league. !. IL
: Mrs. Henry Ofenloch was Man.
kato shopper on Tuesday. ~ si-s
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From Thursdays Daily.

Miss Margaret A. King. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James A. King of
Eagle Lake, and Mr.. Robert II. King
OF Princeton, were united in mar
rage this morning at ten o'clock,
the ceremony being performed by
Rev. Father O'Connor in the Catho.
lie parsonage at st. Clair. Miss
Alice King OF Eagle Lake. sister
of the bride, acted as bridesmaid,
and Boyd T. Englerth Of Owatonna
was best man. The wedding was
quietly solemnized. only near rela-