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Local Chautauqua Circle celebrating 125 years

Poet Meredith Cook holds a copy of her just published book.
May 12, 2008

If you get to be 125 years old, you should do a little celebrating.

That is exactly what the Mitchell Chautauqua Circle did last Tuesday in Blue Earth.

The Circle held their annual spring luncheon and expanded it to celebrate the 125th year of their existence. They were started in 1883 by Julia Mitchell, the wife of a new Presbyterian pastor in Blue Earth at the time.

The Circle was started as a way for women to study and read, and to get an education. They started out by meeting weekly, and in homes. Now they meet twice a month, first and third Tuesdays, at Trinity Lutheran Church.

On this past Tuesday the ladies donned old style hats and performed a skit that was a re-enactment of a typical meeting back in 1883. They even used the names of the original members of the Circle in the skit.

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Martig finalist in Marshall

May 12, 2008

Blue Earth City Administrator Ben Martig is one of six finalists for the city administrator position in Marshall.

The Marshall City Council announced the six at their meeting last Monday night.

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‘cold case’ prints turned over to FBI

May 12, 2008

Faribault County authorities are hoping fingerprints turned over to the FBI will help identify the “Jane Doe” buried at Riverside Cemetery in Blue Earth.

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State auditor demanding repayment by local soldier

May 12, 2008

Faribault County commissioners Tuesday snubbed their noses at the state auditor over whether to pay a county employee more military leave than allowed under state law.

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Prescher — Rural Carrier of the Month

May 12, 2008

Shhhhhhh. The white sheet of paper on the door of the Winnebago Post Office lobby warned those entering to pick up their mail.

The message was clear, but not loud. Be quiet! Don’t make too much noise.

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Allis calls it quits

May 5, 2008

Saying it was not the pressure or the displeasure of residents toward the city’s top administrative officials, the Wells city administrator resigned at Monday night’s council meeting.

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