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e. r. Jones and family took dinner
with c. G. Jones Sunday and at
tended the English services at Jeru-
salem church.
E. w. Bartlett of Lake Crystal
was In town on business Tuesday.
The Lundin Brothers expect to
finish their work on the Jones Broth
ers garage at Lake Crystal this
week.
Edwin V. Jones moved his house,
mold goods to his new residence
Saturday.
Alec Jacobson is assisting Glenn
Drake with his fall work.
Richard o. Jones returned to Min
neapolis after short visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas u.
Jones.
w. C. Johnson and family spent
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs.
H. Crane at Minneopa.
AL Johnson is reported some bet
ter since taken to the hospital at
Mankato.
Mrs. David Edwards of Lake Crys-
tai visited with Conner Evans and
family over Sunday.
Lester McCarger spent a few DAYS
at Mankato last week.
Hugh A. Jones moved his house
on the new foundation and will soon
repair same.
Don't forget the Ladies' Aid bazaar
at the basement of the church Sat-
urday evening, December 2.
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DEATH OF MRS. HENRY STEINER
SAD Taking Away of Mother Who
Gave Birth to Twins

Mrs. Henry Steiner of Range streo+
passed away Wednesday about two
CLOCK death following child birth
MRS. Steiner having given birth TO
twin daughters who survive. De-
ceased would have been thirty-three
years OF age next January. Her maid
en- name was Miss Julia Bohnert. and
she was the daughter of Leonard Roh.
merit OF Range street. She was unit
ed in marriage to Mr.. Steiner ten
years ago last October 10. Mrs
Steiner was an estimable lady a mem
per OF st. Peter and PauTs Catholic
church, and also a member of the
Holy Family Society and the Married
Ladies Sodality of the church. The
surviving relatives are the husband
and five children, the father, Leonard
Bohnert and the following brothers
and sisters: William, Mankato: 10
seph. Chippewa Falls, Wis; Mrs. Pet
er Kleusch and Mrs. Albert KIeusch
Chippewa Falls, Wis: Mrs. John Pad
rutt, Huron S. D.; Miss Anna Bob
merit. Range street. The out of town
relatives will arrive this evening. Flu
neral services will be held Saturday
morning at nine o'clock from st. Peter
and PauPS Catholic church.
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EARL SHOEMAKER MARRIED
TO ROCHESTER YOUNG LADY.

At high noon yesterday pretty
wedding was solemniZed at the home
of J. w. Fathers in Rochester, when
his daughter, Miss Clarice, was unit
ed in marriage to Mr.. Earl Shoemak-
err, son of Mr. and Mrs. William
Shoemaker of this city. Rev. c. e.
Burgess, pastor of the Christian
church of Rochester performing the
ceremony in the presence of large
assembly of relatives and friends. The
home was beautifully decorated with
cut flowers and foliage in color
scheme of pink and white, and a
canopy of pink and white had been
arranged where the ceremony took
place. Miss Fanny Herber of Ro-
chester played Lohengrin's wedding
march as the briday party came down
the stairway and took their places.
They were attended by little Master
Lyle Seaquist as ring bearer, and the
ring service was impressively con-
Quoted. Glen Shoemaker sang 20,
Promise Me-" preceding the cere-
mony, and the piano accompaniment
was played by Miss Herber. re-
ception was held and congratulations
TeC6lNeu anu DIT Low oil OioSoh'
course wedding dinner was served,
covers being laid for about fifty
guests. The young ladies who were
members of the brides class in the
Christian church Sunday school as
sisted in serving. After their we'd
ding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Shoemaker
will make their home at 527 Record
street, and will be at home after
December IA. There were many out
of town guests present at the we'd
ding, among the number being Mr..
and Mrs. William Shoemaker, par
ents of the groom; Glen Shoemaker,
DR.. and Mrs. N. P. Seaquist and
family; o. E. Plowman and Miss
Coral Barnum of this city, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Ward Cragun of Jordan, and
J. w. Wise of Galesburg, Ill.
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Sterling

Nearly every farmer in South Lyra
and number from Sterling were in
Mankato Monday on business pertain
ing to the proposed county ditch.
Harley Grover of Ames, Iowa, was a
week end visitor with relatives in
Mrs. Ed Morris left Tuesday for Nc
Grath, where she will remain until
after the holidays. hoping to recuperate
from the effects of her recent operation,
so as to be, able to again take up her
school work at the Center
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Howieson went
to Mankato Tuesday, where they did
shopping and also incidentally took in
The Birth Of Nation
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Tyler accompanied
by F. E. Hicks and wife motored to
Mankato Monday.
Charles Stevens went to Rochester
Saturday. where he is taking treatment
of the Mayos
Miss Della Whalen, teacher in Dis
trict &c. spent her Thanksgiving vaca-
ton at her home in Henderson.
Mrs. Inez Klameth will leave the last
Of this week or the first of next Tor
the winter with her aunt, Mrs. Jack
Buell..
A number of old fashioned Thanks
giving gatherings were held in Sterling
Scott. Grover left the first of the
week for Minor, N. D., where he will
make the acquaintance of the new
grandson at the home of George Gay
nor. Mrs. Grover, who has been at
Minor for some time, will accompany
him home.
Miss Agnes Richter has been SPEND
ing the week in Mapleton.
the bazaar and supper given by the
ladies of the Aid society last Saturday
afternoon and evening, was a success
ful affair. The neat little sum of s446;
was realized, which will be applied ON
the minister's salary. Many from sur-
rounding towns were in attendance.
in Mankato last Saturday.
MI and Mrs. George Barrot and F.
=, hicks and family We're visitors at
IL Il. Roberts on Sunday
Dr. Bomberger Is attending Mr. Mills
Averill, who has been very poorlv of
late fug lI VI
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wrightson motor
ca from Blue Earth Sunday and spent
the day at George Luhrings. ~
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Rapidan>Decoria

There will be a program and box
social at the schoolhouse in District
No. 143 Wednesday evening of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson and family
OF Belgrade spent Sunday afternoon
at the home of their daughter, Mrs.
e. Michel and family of Decoria.
Mr.. Nicholson and family, who
have resided the past year on the j.
j. Nelson farm, moved last week on
ito Mrs. McDuffy's farm, south of
Rapidan station.
There was party at the home of
Grant Cotton Saturday evening. A
nice crowd was present and all re-
port a very enjoyable evening.
A. w. Anderson has a carpenter at
work repairing the out buildings on
his farm in Decoria.
The Cemetery society will hold its
next meeting with Mrs. Theodore
Franz in Decoria. The last meeting
was at the Cotton home in Rapidan.
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MARRIAGE OF MISS THERESA
BISCH TO MR., FRANK DIETL.

The marriage of Miss Theresa
Bisch, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Micheal Bisch of Marysburg and Mr..
Frank Dietl, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dietl of Mankato, took place at the
Marysburg church Tuesday morning,
November %, Rev. Father Kinkeod
performing the ceremony. Miss Rose
Bisch, sister of the bride, acted as
brides maid and Mr.. Henry Dietl, a
brother of the groom, was best man.
The bride wore handsome MESA
line gown and bridal veil and carried
a bouquet of roses and sweet peas.
The brides maid was attired in a
pale blue crepe de chine dress and
carried a bouquet of sweet peas. Fol-
lowing the ceremony wedding din
ner was served to about forty rela-
tives at the home of the brides par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dietl left Tues
day afternoon on a wedding trip to
the cities, after which they will
make their home at Albert Lea.
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PETIT LARCENY CHARGE
Ernest Sable Was Brought Into Police
Court This Mornnu

Ernest Sable pleaded guilty to the
charge of petit larceny in the munich
pal court this morning and paid fine
of $23.65 imposed by Judge Plymat.
Sable admitted that he took coat out
of the automobile of e. w. Lagow of
Sleepy Eye in front of the Grand
theatre last night, but said he was
drunk at the time and did not know
what he was doing.
Sable was first seen trying to put
on a coat belonging to Sam Aldo, a
North Mankato shoemaker, in pool
room. The coat was taken from him
but he was watched. The police were
notified and Officer Albrecht took a
hand in the case. He arrested Sable
after the latter had taken the mack
inaw from the Lagow car. The ar
rest was made after a tussle.
Sable said he had a job on a farm
near Lake Crystal.
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ness caller at ST. Clair Monday and
also spent a few hours at the home of
Herman Fitzloff.
The Lutheran choir meets every We'd
nesday evening at the church. There
were services at the Lutheran church
on Thanksgiving.
f, The Ladies' Aid society will meet
with Mrs. Albert Fitzloff Thursday.
December A. All members are urged
to be present.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kruse and daugh.-.
ter and Mr. and Mrs. Albert FitZloff
! and daughter made drive with car
to Wells Sunday and spent the day
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F1tzloH ana
Miss Clara Frantzke is assisting
Mrs. John Fftzloff with household
Theodore Peum spent Sunday with
his folks, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Peum.
Frank Ario of Mankato was at st.
Clair on business last week.
Miss Sadie Fields was at home over
The Royal Neighbors met in their
hall Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Froehlich and
loft spent Sunday with Mrs. Frank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pagenkopf were
st. Clair callers last Wednesday.
The dance at the Royal Neighbor's
hall last Saturday evening was one or
the most enjoyable of the season: Re-
freshments were served by the ladies
at twelve. after which they adjourned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie PREM and Mr..
and Mrs. Will PREM of GAINESVILLE were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Thinner
man last Sunday.
Miss Fannie Pitcher and mother OF
Mankato were visitors at the home of
Henry Thielman Sunday.
Miss Bernice Covel was home for a
few days last week.
Miss Alma Kopke was visiting at the
home of Mrs. Martha Filter few
days last week.
Miss Annie Getzkow, who is visiting
relatives at St. Clair, left for Wells
last Thursday to spend a few days
with relatives there.
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St. Clan
From Fridays CaIIy.

From Fridays Daily.
DIR. J. Macbeth made professional
call near Mankato last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Beecue were James, Jane
vile visitors Sunday, They also called
at the Beccue home there on account OF
Mr.. Beccue'S illness.
Mrs Hugunin was Mankato VISITOR
Monday afternoon.
Misses Francis and Susan Schmitz OF
Mankato spent a few days with parents
here and also helped them to celebrate
their silver wedding on Saturday. Rela-
tives and friends from in and near St
Clair also enjoyed the occasion.
Tony Fitzloff was Mankato visitor
Tuesday Of this week.
Macbeth and Burgess of Eagle Lake
bought and shipped cattle here last
week one day.
Mr.. and Mrs Britt of Eagle Lake
spent Sunday with DR.. j. Macbeth and
mother.
The Catholic Literary society met al
the Catholic residence at st. Clair
Sunday.
Fred Kruse spent Sunday evening
with his folks in Decoria.
Charles Fftzloff of Wells was bust
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Two Wolf boys injured, one sustained
a broken arm, and the other spraineo
ankle.
Two big touring cars came together
head-on, yesterday afternoon about
of the cars was an Overland, driven
north of Wells on the Waldorf road
resulting in one of the worst automo-
entity for some time past, several peo-
pie being very seriously injured, and
both machines badly demolished. One
oft he cars was an Overland, driven
by Ingvald Bjorklund, the party con-
sisting of the driver, his brother, Olaf
Bjorklund, Mrs. William Sorenson of
Alden, and Miss Annie belong of
Albert Lea The other car was a
Chalmers driven by A. H. Wolfe of
Fairmont He was accompanied by
his son, and his brother, o. R. Wolfe,
and two sons of Blue Earth. They
were enroute to WaSeca.
Came Together in Cloud of Smoke.
High weeds and brush were being
burned along the Waldorf road at the
point where the accident occurred,
and the cars came together in cloud
of smoke, the impact being so great
that the Overland engine was driven
back under the seat, and the massive
steel frame work of both cars brok-
en- and crumpled into wreckage. Miss
Annie belong, who was with the
Bjorklund party, was riding on the
front seat and was thrown through
the glass windshield, her right hand
being very badly cut and her face
very badly lacerated She was seri-
ously injured internally, and also sus-
tanned compound fracture of one of
her legs below the knee. Ingvald
Bjorklund, who was driving, was in
jured internally, one leg was badly
lacerated, an@ he was cut on the face
by the glass of broken windshield.
Begged to Be Taken Home.
Mrs. William Sorenson, who was
riding on the rear seat, was thrown
through the top of the car, the leath-
er hood having been raised, and the
force of the collision was so great
as to throw her over the Chalmers
car. She struck on her head and was
very badly injured. She was rem
dered partially unconscious. She
begged to be taken to her home at
Alden at once. Two of the Wolfe boys
riding in the Chalmers car were in
jured, one having an arm broken and
the other sprained ankle. The vic
tins of the accident were taken to the
Park hotel at Wells, where they were
cared for by DIR. P. E. Holm and DR..
F. E. Best.
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EDWARD R. CLARIDGE DEAD
victim OF Pneumonia; the Funeral
was Held in Winnebago.
From fridays JaIIv.

'O'' JAW.
Edward Ralph Claridge, who made
his home on the Bluff road, North
Mankato, passed away at Emmanuel
hospital Wednesday evening, No
Vember 20, after an illness with
pneumonia. He was born in Evans
vile, Indiana, September 3. 1864
and was fifty-two years, two months.
and twenty-siX days old at the time
OF his death. When a young man he
went to New Albian, Iowa, and i'm
1893 came to Winnebago, Mimi. He
was married to Miss Mary R. Brown
in 1899, and they have made their
home on the Bluff road for
some time past. Deceased was a
member of the United Brethren
church of Pleasant Prairie, Mimi,
kind and loving husband and
father, and honest and upright in
all his dealings. The surviving rela-
tives are the widow and four chill
dren, Merrill, Harold, Grace and
Paul, an aged mother, living at New
Albian, three brothers, James.
George and William Claridge in In
diana, step brother, John E. Martin
and Step sister, living in Iowa.
Funeral services were held this
morning at nine o'clock at the family
home, and the remains were taken to
Winnebago where services were held
and interment made in the Winnie
bago cemetery.
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From fridays Daily.
SILVER WEDDING EVENT
OF Mr.. AND MRS. DEMMIN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Demmin of
901 North Fourth street entertained
company of relatives and friends at
their home yesterday, in honor OF
their silver wedding anniversary.
The rooms were prettily decorated
with white roses, and at six o'clock
an elegant course dinner was served,
covers being laid for twenty-five
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Demmin were
presented with many handsome gifts
of silver by their guests in remem-
brance of the day. They were married
in Mankato just twenty-five years
ago on Thanksgiving day, and have
made their home in this city ever
since. Their family consists of three
daughters, Misses Louise, Esther and
Ruth, who live at home.
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EDITOR e. n. SHORT OF
MADISON LAKE is MARRIED.

Madison Lake Times: The Times
office will be closed the rest of this
week as the editor, e. H. Short, in
tends to go to st. Paul for Thanks
giving day and will be married this
afternoon to Miss Nellie WarburtOn
of Elysian. The ceremony will be
performed by Rev. A. G.. Pinkham
of St. Paul, with Miss Hazel Boards
ley and F. r. Meierbachtol of Elysi-
an as witnesses. We expect to be at
home in Madison Lake about the
first of the year, in one of the Madi-
gan houses when they are completed,
and the printer promises to be here
for a full week again on Monday
morning.
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Praisinq Mr.. Ellsworth.

Morgan Messenger: 1t cost Frank
lin F. Ellsworth only $30.52 to be re-
elected to congress. He did not have
opposition either at the primaries or
at the general election. We were glad
to see Congressman Ellsworth hon.
ored in that way for we know he is
striving to represent this district in
the best possible manner and to the
best of his ability. Mr.. Ellsworth al
so had it coming to get off easy on
the expense account as he has gone
through number of expensive cam
paigns.
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CORN AND POULTRY SHOW
Amboy Association Is to Be Behind
Event There December 12-14.

Amboy Association Is to Be Behind
Event There December 1914.
Amboy, Mimi, December 1.-THE
Amboy Corn and Poultry association
will hold its first show in the opera
house December II, 13 and A. This
association was organized short
time ago with Joe Kienholz as presi-
dent, J. G.. Dethloff secretary, NJ.
Sorenson vice president, and =. w.
Boesch treasurer. The association is
now busy preparing for the event and
expects to have good show here of
both corn and poultry. Some special
speakers have been engaged fof the
occasion and also a premium list
and prizes are awarded for the ex-
hibit. There is no entry fee and the
admission is free to all. N. E. Chap
man and Professor Macintosh are
among the speakers on corn and
poultry.
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Listen to Ticker and Sunday.

United Press DlSpatCn.J
New York, December with the
click of their stock tickers in one
ear and Billy Sunday prayer meet
ing in the other, Wall street bankers
and brokers will bow their heads in
silence when Billy gets his Salvation
squad at work during his New York
compaign April 1.
Charged With Horse Stealing.
Adelbert Bodish was brought to
the Blue Earth county Jail Wednes-
day night by a deputy sheriff from
st. James to await the action of the
district court on the charge of steal
ing horse at Butterfield. Bodish is
a laborer, aged thirty mine years.
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COUPLES FROM AWAY
WERE UNITED IN WEDLOCk.

Judge Evan Hughes united two
couples in marriage last Wednesday
afternoon. Chester M. Armstrong of
Bricelyn, Mimi, was married to
Beatrice L. Mcintosh of Good Thun-
der. The other couple was from st.
James, consisting of Bernhard ].
Sizer and Maybelle l.. Larson, who
will make their home in that city.
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YOUNG LADY WHO WAS
GIVEN UP TO DIE is BRIDE

Rev. L. d. Williams was called to
LIE Sueur Thanksgiving day to unite
in marriage David William Salisbury
and Linda Barbara Denzer. The GER
emory took place at the English
Methodist Episcopal church of which
Rev. Williams was formerly pastor. A
coincidence that makes this case
striking is the fact that one year ago
the bride was given up to die at a
local hospital. Truly this young
couple have cause to be thankful.
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BOX SOCIAL WAS GREAT
SUCCESS: $29.75 REALIZED.

The program and box social held at
school district No. 143, Rapidan, on
Wednesday, November 20, was a de-
cided success. The program consisted
of songs, recitations and dialogues
by the little folks and showed careful
training on the part of the teacher,
Miss Norton. Twenty mine dollars and
seventy-five cents were realized,
which will go toward desk for the
school.
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KATO COURT is SUSTAINED
Supreme Courts Opinion In Case of
Koran vs. Stevens

st. Paul, Mimi, december In
the suit of Koran VS.. Stevens, ap-
pealed from the municipal court of
Mankato, the decision by Judge Wal
ter A. Plymat was sustained today
by the Minnesota supreme court This
is suit involving commission for
sale of land. The lower court found
for the plaintiff.
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PARTY WAS
IN MANkATO.

Mrs. r. c. Banker entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C.. Banker of
GAINESVILLE, Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Will
sey and Mr. and Mrs. e. Ulman and
family of Mankato, at an elegant
two course dinner yesterday. A
pleasant social afternoon was spent.
Mrs Banker was assisted in serv-
ing by her daughter, Miss Grace
Banker
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Robert Moore Doinu Nicely,

Little Robert Moore, the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Moore of Madison
Lake, who was seriously injured by
an attack of vicious hogs, is at st.
Joseph's hospital receiving treatment,
and was reported this afternoon as
resting quite nicely.
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BOYCOTT BY G. E. ALLIANCE
Would Refuse to Buy Butter, Eggs
and All Kinds of Fowl.

ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch1
st. Louis, December IA state
wide boycott on butter, eggs, pota-
toes and fowl of all kinds is recon-
mended by the members of the
board of directors of the st. Louis
branch of the German American al
lance. George Withum, state secre-
tary of the Missouri alliance, an
nounced today that definite action
will be taken tomorrow night at a
big meeting.
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Oldest Odd Fellow Dear.

Lincoln, Neb., December 2.-Dr. F.
H. Swanbach, aged 101. supposed to
have been the oldest Odd Fellow in
the United States, died at the Odd
Fellows home at York, Neb., today.
He was born in Germany in the fall
of 1915.
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Increase For the Miners,
limited Press Dispatch1

London, England, December q
The British, government today issued
a proclamation granting to the South
Wales coal miners an increase in
wages of Is per cent. The proclama-
ton also announces the nationalist
ton of the mines, and the appoint
ment of a government commission to
control them.
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operated On For Anpendicitis.

Mrs. Ben Johnson of AmbOy
brought her son to Emmanuel hos
pital yesterday to be operated up
on for appendicitis. She is guest at
the home of H. D. Diamond.
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Mrs. William Sorenson, Alden, badly
In jured about the head.
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InsvaId BJorkIund Alden, leg ano
face Iacerated, Internal Injuries.
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One Of the Hurt, Miss Annie
De Long, May Die
CARSARE ALMOST WRECK
One of Those In Overland Was
Thrown Through Hood and
Into Roadway
From Erldav's Daily

From Fridays Daily.
Miss Annie DeLong, Albert Lea,
hand and face badly cut, compound
fracture of leg below knee, internal in
jures. She may die.
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Two Wolf boys injured, one sustained
broken arm, and the other sprained