The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-08-04

yields and of q good quality. Mt
Fridays rye IL reported as having
gone 40 bushels per acre. Mrs
Leonard's winter wheat 80 bushels
per acre. Similar reports are drift.
ing in from other farmers.
Mr.. and Mrs" Albert Juliar are
now nicely located at the home OF
Mrs. Nick Juliar, having moved
there this week. Albert Juliar has
rented his house to Mr.. Mosher
manager of the Farmers elevator.
A number of local people enjoyed
an outing at Minneopa park sun
day. Among the number were Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Jdliar and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Haedt
and family. -. -.
One Of the freight cars train crew
uncoupled on the track near the
Huntington elevator for, tnat com
pany's use Friday, ran of the track
and bumped into the elevator
damaging the building some and
the scales. The services of two
were made that afternoon
Mr.. Quinn, who received a pain
ful injury to his knee last week
is again able to be on duty deliver
ing Oil. While he was working In
the Standard Oil building he had
the misfortune to have a barrel O
oil roll on his limb.
DR.. Albert Macbeth of Fort Wayne
Ind, was the guest of DR.. and Mrs.
Macbeth the first of the week.
Mrs. Anna Brandenburg and
daughter Lila and Mrs. Eda Cole
and daughters Gladys and Viola and
friends Of st. Paul we're guests at
the homo of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Schallow Sunday. They returned
to their home that evening except
Gladys Cole, who will remain for
more extended visit with her
grandparents.
The members of the Ladies
Working club of the Evangelical
church met at the home of Mrs
Frank Schroeder Wednesday after
noon. A very interesting program
was given and the afternoon was
spent in a social manner, at the
close Of which a delicious lunch
was served by the hostess.
Mr.. Quinn received the SAD
news of the death Of his sister
Mrs. Ryan at MINNEAPOLIS. Mrs
Ryan, who has visited her brother
here met and won many friends
who extend their sympathy for the
family. Mrs. Quinn in company with
Mr.. and Mrs. James Quinn Of Man
kato, attended the funeral. Mr.
Quinn was unable to attend the
which confined him to his home al
ths time.
Friday and Saturday was Man
kato day for a large number Of
citizens, who were interested in
the hearing of the Farmers eleve
tor, which took place at the court
house.
Had Matteson underwent a ser.
oius operation at the hospital al
Mankato Monday. At the time oil
this writing he has been unable tc
take any nourishment and suffers
considerable pain.
The ice cream social given bv the
Ladies Aid society Of Tivoli al
the Christensen home Wednesday
evening, was we'll attended In con-
nection with the social the ladies
conducted an apron and handker-
chief sale. The proceeds for the
evening netted about $50.
The school buses have been taken
to Mankato to be reprinted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo. Nyquist en-
joyed an outing at the Lake Satur-
Mr.. and Mrs. Korth visited thei,
daughter. Mrs. Harold Schwartz and
family Sunday.
and Anna and Ivan Macbeth of Tt
volt were guests at the home o.
Or. and Mrs. Macbeth Sunday.
The sad news of the death of one
ot the pioneer residents, Mrs. Hugh
Murphy, was received in the village
today. Mrs. Murray passed away
at her home in MINNEAPOLIS Wed.
nesday night after an illness oil
about a day, a stroke being the
cause of her death. Funeral serv-
ices will be held at GAINESVILLE Fri
day morning and the deceased will
be laid to rest beside her husband
at that place. Mrs. Murphy is sur-
vived bv five sons and two daueh.
tiers. William Murphy. WIN resides
m the old home farm. FniII'ps al
Madelia, Josern at Minneapolis and
Vincent and Dan. The two daugh
ters MARY and Rcsalia resided with
their mother. at Minneapolis. Mrs
Murphy lived on a farm near this
village for manv years. A few
tsor William and went to Mantato
to live. Gster she moved to Min
neapolis. where she resided at the
time Of her death. The deceased
WAS loyal member of the Catholic
church and has many warm friends
here. who extend their sympathy to
the beresved family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie autoed here
from St Panl Sunday 70 visit ire
Iatter's mother. Mrs. phaIan and
their sons Claude and uenueth
WIN are sneriing part Of their "a
cation WITH their eranhnnfhar