The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-03-26
Kennedy Bridge
from Tuesday.s Daily.

heiu us monthly meeting at the schooi
house last Friday evening.
.Chas. Peterson returned home after
visit to the Panama Pacific exposi
uon. He left here in November.
Mrs. John Felber is expected home
! from Mankato today where she has
been the last three weeks taking care
OF her daughter Amelia. wno - yer,
little improved.
James McCollum moved bis saw.
mill TO Frank Pohrs yard last Satur-
day where he will saw lumber. ..,.t.a.
the home OF James McCollum was
frightened with q daughter Saturday.
March 20. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Headt have
moved into their new home on the
old Finnegan farm. a. .
The Ladies' Aid will hold it's next
meeting with Mrs. Art McCollum.
April s.
Miss Edna Schmidt visited with her
parents over Sunday
Little baby and Elizabeth Cogges.
hall are having the measles. but not
in a bad form.
Andrew laube Is getting his new
house in fine shape.
Miss Anna Felber has gone TO Man
kato today to stay with her sister
Amelia.
Mr.. c. II. Johnson is busy hauling
lumber for n new barn.
Leroy Terry died Saturday last M
his home in Garden City after an III
/ ness with pneumonia and compiled
tions, the funeral being held yester
day at p. m. at the Christian church
in Garden City, Rev. j. q. Olmsted.
the pastor. preaching the funeral ser.
mon. The funeral was largely at
tended, as the deceased was held IN
high esteem by the entire communlt,
Mr.. Terry was born April "a 1872.
in Butternut. New York. in which
state he grew 10 manhood. lie en-,
listed in the army of the Potomac,
serving in Company J. l2l regiment
OF New York volunteers. lie also
served I'm Company f. of the Veteran
Reserve Corps. of New York. and saw
three years of active service. He was
wounded at the battle Of Nicksburg,
and also at the battle of Chancellors.
vile. On February %. 1870. he was
united in marriage To Miss Emma r.
Eldred. and they came to Minnesota
i'm 1873, residing for seven years OF.
a farm between Vernon Center and
Garden City. after which they re-
moved to the village of Garden City
which has been their home since then.
| Surviving relatives are the widow,
one son. Ralph Terry. and one daug:i,
ter. Mrs. Stella Wolverton. one
brother. l.. s. Terry of Vernon Cen.
ter. who is the only survivor of
family of ten brothers and sisters
Everett A. Terry. "A son of the de.
ceased. died few years ago.v'
Among those in attendance at the
funeral were Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Terry, Mr.. and Mrs Wolverton of St
Paul, who were al the bedside or
their father when he died: Mr. and
Mrs. Pepper Of Mankato: James
Bryson of Lake Crystal. l.. S. Terry
of Vernon Center and Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. NJ ,Dilley OF The 500. Michigan.
Michael j. Cuddy. resident of
Mankato during the last thirty years.
died at half past eight o'clock this
morning at his home. 2l3 Locust
street Mr.. Cuddy was seventy years
old. His death brought to n close
| long life of hard work. For a long
period of time he was employed at
the cement works. At one time he
was panitor at the city hall building.
His last work was as janitor of the
Knights of Columbus hall and the
Kruse fat building. He retired from
active labor last fall on account OF
i'll health. His main trouble was
BriRht's disease.
Mr.. Cuddy is survived by his wife
and three sons and one daughter.
Joseph r.. John l.. and Henry NJ. Cud-
dy. all of Mankato. and Mrs. Charles
/ Youmans OF Eagle Lake. There are
seventeen grandchildren.
The deceased was a member of ST.
Johns Catholic church. lie belonged
to the Ancient Order of FIibernians.
Michael J. Cuddy was born in Ire.
land. When n mere lad he came with
other members of his family to Amer.
lea. Before living in Mankato. he
made his home at Austin. He was
already married and had several chill
dren before moving from Austin To
Mankato thirty years ago The maid.
en- name OF his wife was Miss Emma
Eddingfield.
Judge w. l.. Comstock of the dis.
trict court this morning heard argu-
ments In a motion for a new trial OF
| the suit OF Agnes Riley against the Ri
ley estate. The plaintiff recently OBJ
tanned verdict on promissory note In
the sum of $79lS0 against the estate.
The heirs, represented by Attorney
/ Lorin Cray and c. o. Daley. took an
appeal. The plaintiffs case as handled
by Attorneys Thomas Hughes and
Carl Strom.
The same court also heard this
morning the divorce case of Mrs. Lou
Williams of West Mankato against
Malcolm Williams, i'm the ground of
desertion. c. J. Laurisch Is attorney
for the plaintiff and s. b Wilson for
the defendant.
IL is expected that quite gather
| ing OF German people of Mankato. to-
, gether with others. will leave on the
special Milwaukee train for Mapleton
this evening at 6:45 o'clock The train
will leave on its return to Mankato at
II 80 y. m. nr.H
There will be al mass meeting o,
commandments at the hapleto,.