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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-09-08

IOr IHe luCure. MT. anu MIS-. San
born returned to Mankato Thursday
by auto and have taken up their res
idence at PIG Hinckley street, where
they will be at home to their friends
after October 5.
Out-of-tOwn guests at the wedding
included Miss Grace Merriman of
Sioux City, Miss Elizabeth Jones of
Eveleth, Mrs. w. w. Davis and Cor
don w Coon of Mankato.
Grupe Hauch.
Miss Lillian Grupe, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick c.. Grippe of
North Fourth street and Mr.. Oscar
Hauch, were married last evening at
eight o'clock at the home of the
bride by Rev. Ross T. Paden, in the
presence of near relatives. The bride
wore a purple taffeta suit with hat
and accessories to match with a cor
sage bouquet of white roses. There
were no attendants. After the we'd
ding ceremony congratulations were
received and a bounteous wedding
dinner was served After spending a
few weeks at a cottage at Lake
Madison, Mr.. and Mrs. Hauch will
be at home to their friends after Oc-
tober 1, at 1925 North Fourth street.
Picnic Party.
Misses Mary Starkey, Clara Kraus
Jennie Weber, and Clara Carlson
entertained at a pleasant picnic party
last evening in honor of Miss Mar
garet Finnegan, who goes to Win
dom this week where she will teach
school, Wieners were roasted at a
large bonfire on the bank of the Min
nesota river, and a delicious picnic
supper was served.
Surprise Parcel Shower.
Miss Alma Harres was the guest
of honor last night at a surprise
parcel shower in honor of her ap-
preaching marriage. The affair was
given by Misses Esther Wagner and
Alma Buchholtz, and was attended
by about sixteen young ladies, who
proceeded to the Harres home, 319
East Spring street in body, and
took possession for several pleasant
hours Many pretty and useful gifts
were presented to the prospective
bride, and the evening was spent in
hemming towels which were also
given to her. Miss Louise Denim
played a number of pleasing piano
selections, adding to the pleasure OF
the evening, and delicious lunch
con was served by Misses Wagner
and Buchholtz Miss Harres will be
united in marriage to Mr.. Walter
Smesrud of Minneapolis on the even
ing of September IA, and they will
make their home in that city.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-09-08
Picnic BY St. Peter and PauI's Par.
iSh Ladies,


1t was roughly estimated that as
many as five hundred people took
lunch at the foot of Good Counsel
hill today, being served by the ladies
of st. Peter and Paul's parish. Here
was held the annual Labor day pic
mic of the parish. Ideal weather
helped to make the affair a signal
success.
During the early part of the day,
a parade of twenty-five automobile,
headed by Sandon Brothers band,
took place. Most of the autos were
filled with children of the parish,
who were at length taken out to the
picnic grounds, which were patriot
ically decorated for the occasion with
flags and red, white and blue bunt-
ing. Many of the autos were like
wise adorned.
Beautiful and appropriate airs were
played by the band from time to
time at it's stand. The personnel of
the band was as follows: William
Sandon, baritone and leader; Neill
and William Sontag, comets; John
Osdoba and Tom Keene, altos; Ed
Baumgartner, Oscar Anderson and
Waldemar Scherer, clarionets; C. r.
Sandon and II. Udelhofen, from
bones; S. Sandon, bass horn; Stu
art Johnson and George Scherer, Jr.,
drums.
The grounds were filled with
booths of various kinds, the ice
cream, candy, needle work and band
booths being among those that at
fro ntnd oroot offonfinn
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-09-08
Miss Macbeth Will Sing.

The Minneapolis Symphony orches-
ira will be heard in a series of con-
certs at st. Paul and Minneapolis,
beginning at the st. Paul Institute
Thursday night, October 10, the pro-
gram to be repeated at Minneapolis
the following Friday evening. Among
the soloists at these concerts which
will include some of the best known
artists in America, ISIS Florence Mac
beth will appear Thursday, December
IA, at st. Paul and Friday, December
Is, at Minneapolis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

~ tho evening service there Wilt bo
SPECIAL musical program and 4 short
talk by the pastor. Rev. &. o futile.
dartmouth Ay~nue-'rhc pastor. Rev,
+. y. carson Will preach th.s morning
on provoking one Another" To-
nigh; his subject viii, 10 The In
portancc Of Preparedness"
rnrk rInc~-'rhc pastor. Rev. j. I.
Bradford. viii preach this morning on
Two Realms" Roy. 1. L. Mastin will
occupy the pulpit at tho evening SER
vice
Mnnun,cnt-The pastor. rev, II. Ii.
POTTS. =. T.. Viii preach a, both scr
vices. Ills subject this morning wilt
hc preparedness"
branch McmorinI-Icv. W. Oliver
Gordon. the pastor. viii preach this
mornin. on The Keys Of the King
dom the first OF q series Of special
sermons. Tonight his subject viii be
God Enduring Fad Manners"
Ccntcnnr,-Thc pastor. Rev. T. A.
Smuot. -. H.. Viii preach this morn.
ing on "CitizcnShip in the Kingdom Of
God.' Tonight his subject will %
The Companionahip Of Good Con-
science.
inion station-The pastor. Rev w.
tshu:> Christians, -. -. viii preach
this morning on Alive: Faith" His
subject Tonight will he ~ Common
Man Who Heard the Voice Of God and
What ia" Voice Said"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
UNBROKEN COMMUNION
Spirit Of Worship should Prcvnii In All
our Daily Life rnd work.
Says Preacher.

Arnold. Of Rugby. said in one of his
letters that he Was very much diSsa it's
fled with his relic ious life. because he
realized such y change in spirit and
attitude when he passed from his pri-
vatc devotions to tho common affairs
and business Of tho school. saws Rev i.
IT, Jowctt And that is a dissa;isfac-
ton which Is shared bv y host OF
Christian believers. We leave some
thing behind when We leave our cham
her. The spirit oil worship is not reg
nant i'm our work. We do not pray
without ceasinG. Here and there in life
there is 4 burning bush: hut the entire
forest Is not afame with the glory OF
the Lord We go 10 service occasion
ally: life is not ceaselesS worship
And yet our Father seeks unbrokcn
communion with Ills children. He would
have us meet everything in the fellow
ship Of the unseen Friend. In His light
we are to see light. Everything is to
be viewed in tho light OF Ills counte-
nance. The unfalling sense OF His pres
cnce makes life continual consecra-
ton. We are always NJ worship, and
tho whole world becomes the temple
Of the Lord.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
Local. CHURCH NOTICES.
EFT

Nj Snini>'-Thc rector. Rev. I Y
bowman. will conduct services mis-
morning ut II o'clock and THIS altar
noon at O'Clock
st. Iamcs-'The rector. Rev. = E.ree
land Peter. VIII conduct services this
morning at IL o'clock and 10 .nich. nj
S:l5 o'clock.
81. rnni's--Commuainn this moruir.
At 80 o'clock. At u o'clock service
the rector. Rev. W. Russell Bowie. II.
~. VIII preach on Where is tho I.iv-
ing God? the irs, OF a series q! ser
mons OF christianity in tho Light OF
World At War. Al the evening
service his subject will be The Gospel
or John"
Ii"i! Triuit.-l sual service will he
conducted lay the rector. Rev. L. L.
Gravau. II. -. aud the assistant rector,
Rev. Thomas G. Faulkner.
81. iohn'S-Thc rector Rev. Hugh w.
Suhlcu, will conduct the usual SER
vices Rev. g NJ Rrydou Will preach
this morning Al II O'Clock and Tonight
at $ o'clock IN the Wcdlcli Memorial
Chapel.
Christ-Ecv. Charles W. Sydnor. tho
rector. viii preach this morning ut II
o'clock and Tonight At * o'clock
-. Msrk's-Thc rector. Rev. = Roger
TYLER. will conduct both morning and
evening services.
Monumcntaf-Thc rector. Rev. James
w. Morris II. ~. viii preach this
morning 1T II o'clock and this after
noon at O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
LAYMEN MEET TO-DAY At
GRACE STREET CHURCH
Rev. Richard Wilkinson. ID. D.. of
Petersburg, Will BE Prin-
cipal Speaker.
TO DISCUSS BIG MOVEMENT
Registration Of Delegates Begins i'm
Earnest in Anticipation 81 Mis-
>ionary Convention to BE Held
Here Next Month.

Rev. Richard Wilkinson. u. -. pas
tor Of the Washington Street Metho-
dist Church, Petersburg. will speak in
behalf Of the Laymcn's Missionary
Movement NJ $50 O'Clock this after
noon at the Grace Street Baptist
Church. In view OF the big convention
To lie held here shortly. the address
of Or. Wilkinson is expected 10 arouse
the kecncst interest among both laity
and clergy.
Dr Wilkinson il we'll known through
out IN" south as a lecturer ana preach
er OF marked ability. lie has been
prominent in chautauQua work. having
lcctured in many Southern cities un-
der the auspices of the National Chau-
tauQua bureau. and is highly recon-
mended as vigorous thinke and a
man OF great personal magnetism.
Ills topic to-day viii he "liumanity y s
kinship the Ground of our obligation
Fly those that have heard this address
il is said TO he one Of such power as
TO arouse tho most dormant and in
different toward missions-to the very
heights Of enthusiasm and advocation.
oliver J. Sands chairman or the con-
vention executive committee. Will pre-
side and make a few remarks regard :
ing the convention to bc held next
month.
Ministers and laymcn from all
churches arc invited 10 the meeting.
The registration of delegates in the
various churches will he started in
earnest to-day. when members OF the
various committees will he asked to
start a systematic canvass for sccur-
ing the largest possible number of
registered delegates from their -espcc-
tive churches. MANY churches have
already begun this work and have a
good number of men lined up. ST.
James has thirty-six and Holy Trinity
thirty-threc delegates registered at
present. and members Of registration
committees arc hard at work. The
Seventh Street Christian Church Is
aiming for "l5a men enlisted for the
convention: others are aiming for
more than 100. The largest rcEistra-
ton from amy one individual church
thus far in the national campaign was
ljS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
GREENFIELD WORK GOES ON
Famous Labrador Medical Mission Con-
tiuues To Help HodIes. Minds
mud Souls of Natives.

Friends OF pr. Wiifred T. Grenfell.
81 Labrador fame. arc anxiously
scanning tho newspapers for reports
of his trin To England and France
taken in the month of December OF
which they have as yet learned moth
ing. Letters from Dr. Charles S. Cur
lis. i'm charge Of the st. Anthony Hos
pital. just received. tell of dog sleds
already In use In making the sick
rounds in case of long distance.
Canadian nurse. also one from st.
Iuke's Hospital. New York, and one
from the Massachusetts Women's Hos
pital. RoXbury, are doing double duty
in the nearby work. training native
maids in hospital first-aid and holding
evening schools. with constant calls
outside the hospital. The supcrinten-
dent OF the home. containing children
TO the number of thirty-five. also holds
evening classes, and her assistant,
trained nurse. treats their disorders.
which are many this winter. Many OF
the Labrador men have acquired their
schooling since Dr. Grenfell went to
the settlement I'm evening classes,
which are constant feature. Dr.
John C;ricve. OF Rattle Harbor. who
travels north on the Labrador coast
10 the Moravian settlement. visits by
dog team along the irregular line OF
1000 miles. and Is able only to get back
in the spring They receive but one
mall during the winter. and are able
10 send ono. both by dog team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
Ht I"rIsI'.

Urnn,uS McmoriaI-rhr pastor. Rev.
W. il. Gibson, will preach this morn
ing on The Apstlc raul's Example in
Moving Ills Membership from Ono
Church 10 Another" Ills evening sub
jcct will he ~ Convert That Was
Easily Won"
iirst--rhe pastor ROY. George w.
Mcdaniel. y. ~. will conduct the usual
services.
Grace Street.-The pastor. Rev. LLOYD
I. Wilson. -. H., Will preach this morn,
ing on Christian Fidelity, or the Wav
10 tho Crown. Tonight his subject
VIII he "Achan--thc covctous Fool"
Nv" second of = series OF sermons on
Fools Of tho Bible
leigh Street.-The pastor. Rev I. r.
Wicker. viii conduct the usual serviccs
Baptism at the evening service.
Ptnc Street.-The pastor. Rev. J. r.
iiuison. II. H.. viii preach this morn
ing on THE Price of Truth" His
evening subject Will he The Sorrows
and Joys Of Religion
Grove A,cnue-Thc pastor. Row. W.
G. James. =. ~. viii preach at boil,
services.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
SUNDAY SCHOOL COUNCIL
MEETS HERE ON TUESDAY
Many Prominent Hcn VIII Take Part
In Convention nj Murphy's
Hotel.

AS the result Of an invitation en-
tended a year ago 10y representatives
of the Presbyterian Committee OF rub
lication OF this city. convention OF
unusual interest and Importance Will
convene in Richmcnd on Tuesday for
a three day session. The body in qucs-
ton is known as the sunday School
Council Of the Evangelical Churches OF
America II embraces in it's member
ship the editors and publishers Of the
Sunday school periodicals supplied the
II. 900 600 Sunday school pupils in the
United States and Canada. The edu-
cational secretaries Of the Young Eco
PIES departments Of the various de
nominations ar. also members OF this
body.
reception and banquet will he ten
dercd the members Of the conference by
tho Presbyterian Committee of Fubli-
cation on Wednesday evening at $40
o'clock In their new building. and Rev.
James Power Smith, -. -. chairman.
togethcr with other members Of the
committee and their wives. will act
as hosts for tho occasion.
Murphys Hotel Viii hc the official
headquarters. and all business sessions
will he held in the assembly hall OF the
hotel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
UNCONSCIOUS GOOD
Clergyman Surress Irau.n =.
Wholesome Uersonnljty worL. N,
bcHchf Than Planned Acts

III may we'll he that tho good No
uncorsciously do exceeds the sum Of
al our purposed bcntfactions" writes
Key. j. Frank Thompson in &c Uni
Fersahst Leader III often happcns
that. for one or another reason, our
speciai projects for promoting tho han
niness OF our associates result in faiI-
ure We do not always succeed i'm
helping trosc whom VIC try to helm
But. however this may he. IL is certain
that u. for thirty. or ffty. or seventy
wears. We have lived purely and deal,
honestly: il We have bestowed sl,ch
Kindness as We could. il We have been
brave in trial aud cheerful in all vicis.
STUDIES OF outward fortune. then the
number OF those to whom our life
has been an unpurposed blessing can
hardly he overestimated. There have
heen multitudcs OF weak people who
have been strengthened. sad rcople who
have hccn made glad. tempted people
who have been saved. and people whose
lost faith in tho essentials OF religion
has been renewed. by the influence or
our wholesome personality uncon-
sciously eXerted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
THE CHURCHES AND
TO-DAY'S SERVICES

ethics come back TO this basal fact OF
jo"'s VIII as tho only rule OF right.
'h'n Their teachings viii have Il mean
inI When | aSt WIN, would God
hay" m" do" IL all my daily living
then hay" guidance which cannot
fan When know that Gods ways arc
right. then ] can wait patiently aud
Know mat ~ last perfect peace will
come.
-. 600. thank Thee for Thy precious
promises. for they will never fail. Cpon
them can rcly aven when all earthly
'hihES tr"'nbI" aud fall. speak them
=" NC as struggle on, that may
v" ch""rch and strengthened. When I
an IN doubt. bring them TO my heart
thai may have faith. ana when lif.'s
r"u' my y over. dear God. bring me to
80 no" my low" WAS ever calling and
caring all through the years Amen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
RiSTIt y.

Hnn"fcr iNenuc-Thc minister, REV.
George w kemper. will preach this
morning on ~ Living VS. A Life" To-
night his subject will nc only One
May"
Colonial rInce-Sunday school this
afternoon Al $50 o'clock. followed by
preaching services.
Third--fhe pastor. Rev. Roger Lamar
Clark. VIII preach this morning on
The Limitless Life" Tonight his
snnleot viii be why. il the Death OF
christ was Preordaincd. Were His Exc
cutioners Held Guilty of Murder?"
: 'ow"rhin Aren"c-Thc pastor. Rev.
Wayne Long. viii preach this morn
ING on lhe Ministry Of rromptitude.
Tonight his subject will he The Min
istry OF lmagination"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
MODERN RELIGION"
SUBJECT OF SERMONS
DR.. Marlachlan Will Discuss Various
New Movements at Seventh
Street Church.
MEGGINsoN SPEARS ATY VI. O.. a.
Will Address Mems Meeting This
lftcrnoon-.Doiin Stewart Bryan
Talks on Our World War and
Mission" at Railroad Association,

y series nf sermons OIL "aIodcrn re-
heious Movements are being preached
on each sunday night by Rev IL H. T.
Maciachlan. -. -, pastor Of the Seventh
street Christian Church. and tho Soc
ond Will bc delivered Tonight ut 6
o'clock on The Service OF Song"
br. Maclachlau's aim is to acauaiut
the people with tho essential features
81 certain leading claimants Ia tho
spiritual leadership Of the world in
order that they may be prepared to cs-
innate them at their FUN value. The
treatment Of his subjects will he SYM
pathetic
Tn" next sermon in the series vii,
v" delivered on February s. AZ next
sunday Or. Maciachlau viii he out OF
town In place OF tho sermon there
VIII he y special musical service.
n'hc' dates and topics follow:
February 6--"Socialism"
February Is--"t:thical Culture"
February 2o--..RusselIiSm."
February "SpirituaIisin."
rus morning Or Maclacblan will
preach on Overcoming the World"
Key w Russell Bowie. n r.. rector
OF -. Paul's Episcopal Church will be-
GIN series Of sermons this morning
"n 'hristianity in tho Light OF u
World of War" Dr. Bowie's hone is
10 answer some OF the questions which
arise at tho present time:
Dates and subjects follow:
To- day-"Where Is the Living Cod
January %o-"Are our Christian
ideals ovcrthrown:"'
February s-"The Modern World and
tho Meaning OF Sin
February i3-"Ecdcmption. What
Shall II Ec:"
shall Virginia Lead or Lag Behind"
viii he tho subject OF an address mis-
AFTERNOON ut $40 o'clock ut the mems
meeting At tho Central y NJ q A.
and will he delivered by Rev. William
MeGrinson. dean OF the Asscmbly,s
Training school
There VIII he an illustrated talk to
boys at 2:30 o'clock
The Associated Bible Students viii
worship this morning at II o'clock nj
Sinithdeal Hall. The service will No
lei 10y II. l.. Smith. Al : o'clock TO-.
night Il. c. Rristow will sneak.
Eev. j. r. Johnson pastor or tho
Nenable street Baptist Church viii
address the members Of tho Home An
chor Library Association this afternoon
AZ $50 o'clock at the Bible lust;t,ue
| l"o, East Broad street. The meeting
VIII oe open to the public
John stewart Bryan will sneak tbis
afternoon at the Railroad Y. N. {,
On our World War and Mission,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
ESRl1I:ltItN.

Grace tovcnant-Ecv H. NJ. Dunn. n.
- OF Toronto will preach this murn-
ing at II o'clock. At & O'Clock TO-
night the pastor. Rev. i. Calvin stew
art II. -. VIII preach.
Ftrst-tsual services will he con-
uhctcd by the pastor, Rev. T. T. Nc
Fadcn. u. n.
srcond-Rev. Harris T.. Kirk. n ~
on me franklin street Presbyterian
'haFch' baltimore. will preach this
morning AZ II o'clock. Tho evening
services viii he conducted by the pas
Tor. Key. Russell Cecil. ID. D.
Mes'minster-ss services will he
conducted by the pastor Rev i y
Fair, -. ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
first GoapeI sermon.

The whole Pcntccostal sermon ais re-
ported by Luke contains only twenty
three verses. says the Sunday School
Times. eleven OF these are Scripture
quotations. So this was not only a
Gospel sermon. the frs, Gospel SER
mon; 1t was Rihle sermon II /.
hard 10 resist the temptation TO give
the preachers n hint about preaching.
They wonder why people don't come
to hear them. Perhaps if they would
preach the Gospel and preach the Biblo
people would come.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
Ni'.IiiDDIST.

Broad Street.-The pastor. Rev. Fred
r. Ghcnault. Will preach this morning
IN 'Ahov" the Average" Tonight Dr.
rokolania. 81 Japan. VIII preach on
why | Became a Christian
Grnrc-Tcmrorary location ut Sol
dicrs' Home Chapel Rcv. J. T.. Oyler
viii preach this morning at IL o'clock
and Tonight 1T s O'Clock.
IIighlnud inrk-Ecr. q. H. McFa,en
Will preach this morning at II o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
Nlrt'titN.

ffrst-Thc minister. Rev Frank
Frat. viii preach this morning ut II
o'clock on The Influence OF Evolution
Upon the Beliefs Of Religion" sunday
school ~ l":"n o'clock. when the min
lister will address the adult Eible class
upon The Rook of Numbers"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
III TIGER An.

First-rhe ifastor, Rev. !. !. Scherer
,Ir.. viii preach this morning at II
o'clock and tonight at s o'clock His
morning subject will be Faith Com
mcndcG."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
Jehovah S Gracious
Promises to Israel
sermon hy
RIN. FLOYD W. TOMI<INS.
Text, IIOscn ~.


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i'cnc" tho Jews h.d tI,rnl,.h those
cycu,r,,,
- ~" no" S'h -" errors
M" which they fcll. 1, Is !, page of
wa-uin.. IN ,,.ia.
c '' " =
80 - '"c"GhlH" and obey Cod. trouble
must Inevitably como
,,
""' W. i"&' ~ TIE prophets or
ht"achcrs 10 the Northern Kingdom
and hi, ,,.,.,
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80 !h!i OF pathoS AS Ia" pictures the
sins Of tho peoplc. ana mon. .,lc,ds with
them 10 r.t6r, 80 ,h 49,, ,,.,, ,...'.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST.

'irst-Ecsular services will he held
this morning. The subject will be
Truth"