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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-08
Los QUE LLEaAN

.Lista de pasajeros que l!egaron
en- Ell yapor "Grecian" el dia 4 de
Julio a las 1890 A. NJ. procedente
de Venezuela y Curazao.
Mr.. Donald f. Dumont, Mrs,
Donal L. Dumont Mrs Brfgida Su
ffront, Mstr. Luis S. Souffront,
Mr.. Samuel r. Keemle, Mr.. Jose
NJ. Benarroch, Mr.. Jose Benidyan,
Mr.. Mariana Cabrera, Mr.. Jose
Calzado, Mr.. Enrique A. Ciape.
lin, Mrs ?, gona lie Kers!e; Nj
Francisco f. Kerdel, Mr.. .\ntho
~ G. Maingot, Mrs. Anto.is G
Maingot,, Miss. Chirlaina Main
cot, Miss. Maria J. Mendiri, Mr.
Vicente O. Michelena, Mrs. Calls
ia r. de Rivas, Mstr. Nestor Ri
vas, Miss. Blanca Rivas, Miss
Hilda Rivas, Miss. Carmen Riyas
Mr.. Francisco +. Vargas, Mstr
Luis F. Vargas, Miss. Ana NJ. Lo
renzo, Mr.. Shigezo Hayashi Mr.
Eduardo Pecoraro, Mr.. Pedro j
Salas, Mr.. William Reuter-, Mr.
Mr.. James G.. Wilson, Miss Car
men Alvizua, Miss Mercedes l.
Hernandez, Miss. Celia M. Wallis
Mr.. Abraham S. Lahoud, Mrs. Ra
faela 0. de Lopez, Mr.. Miguel J
Yaber, Mr.. Joseph F. McGlinchey
Mr.. Sheridan TompsOn, Mr.. Al
bert G. Cox, Mrs. Francisco s
de Canas, Miss. Ernestina Cogo
llo, Mrs. Blanca de Gil, Mstr. Cal
los NJ. Gil, Mstr. Francisco Gil
Mr.. Jetze Comma, Mr.. Pedro L
Recio, Mrs. Celestino Vargas
Mrs. George L. Weaver, Mr.. Wa
ter M. Weaver.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-08
PoR AGGRESSION

La policfa arresto aver a Juan
Evangelista Cruz, por haber agre
dido, en- el sub-barrio Talleres, de
Santurce, Heraclio Morales. La
aggression fue con una varilIa de
hierro Y consisti6 en- un fuecte gol
pc en- la cara Ell agredido pas6
al Hospital Municipal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-08
Ell DOCTOR CoRTEs

Presentado por nuestro amigo
el DR.. Alfaro, de santurce, conoci
mos aver al doctor NJ. Cortes, me
'dico INFERNO de los Hospitales
Municipales, plaza de nueva cres
cion creada por nuestro munici
'pio. Ell doctor Cortes ejerci6 su
profession por varios meses en- el
Auxilio Mdtuo, y sus exitos all
lie han acreditado como un buer
galeno.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-08
JUAN NADAL

Ell aplaudido actor portorri-
queiio Juan Nadal Santacoloma
vendra fines de semana a San
Juan, a preparar la pr6xima tenn
porada de la compafiia Severini-
Cid.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-08
ASSOCIATION MEDICA DEL
DISTRITO NORTE

La conferencia semanal que ce
lebrara el viernes pr6ximo Ia Aso
|ciaci6n M6dica del Distrito Norte,
promote resultar interesantfsima,
dado los importantes asuntos que
EN- ella han de tratarse.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-08
NATALIA WoLKERs

A la avanzada edad de q afos,
baja a la tumba la sonora Natalia
Wolkers amantfsima madre dc
don Emilio Wolkers, inteligente
tip6grafo de la casa Cantero, Fer.
nandez y Co.
Esta tarde tendra lugar su en-
tierro en- el cementerio de esta
ciudad.
Envianos nuestro sentido pesa
mt a sus desconsolados deudos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-08
UNA ORDENANZA

El Gobernador ha aproba,lo una
ordenanza adoptada por ci Con
cejo Municipal de Comerfo, soli-
Icitando authorization para vendel
en- pdblica subasta una casa pro
|piedad del mnnicipio, sta en- la
calle close de Diego, de dieha
poblaci6ns
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-08
BODAS

Ell sabado contrajeron rnatri-
monio en- Puerta de Terra. los
apreciables jovenes, seilorita Ma
ria Teresa Suarez Y JESUS Acos-
ia. AL acto asisti6 numerosa
concurrencia, la que fue obse-
|quiada esplendidamente.
Les deaseamos felicidades.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-08
UNA NINITA

Nuestro amigo el Sr. don Diego
Becerra, de Aibonito, ha sido oh.
sequiado por su esposa con una
monfsima nihita que es hoy la
algeria del hogar del amigo. Ca
mino sin abrojos deseamos la
recien nacida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-08
NO HABIA PARA TODOs

El Secretario de la Guerra ha
remitido al Gobernador copia de
la carta que con fecha JUNO IA,
1919, dirigi6 a aquel funcionario
el Secretario de- Marina, y que Sc
lee como sigue:
Departments de Marina.
Washington, Junio IA, 1919.
Sefor -
Acuso recibo de su carta de iu-
MO 5, 1919, con referencia un
cablegrama recibido por ell Secre-
tario de la Guerra del Gobernador
de Puerto Rico en- ell que Sc soil
cita la cooperation de uno 0 mas
cruceros en- Ell puerto de San Juan
para la celebration del A de Julio
y del centenario de la fundaci6n
de dicha ciudad.
En- contestacion deseo informar
le que todos los cruceros disponi-
bles estan ahora ocupados en- la
transportation de tropas del ex-
tranjero. En- vista de esta situa-
cion y debido al heeho de que Ell
Departamento no tiene sufcientes
buques dispOnibles para enviar a
todos los diferentes sitios que han
reauerido su presencia el 4 de Ju-
lio, siento mucho estar imposibi-
litado de mandar fuerzas navales
al puerto de San Juan en- la fecha
indicada.
Sinceramente suyo,
(Firmado) Josephus Daniels,
Secretario de Marina.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-08
LOS QUE VIAJAN

Lista de pasajeros que salieron
en- el ell vapor "Santo Domingo"
con destino a San Pedro de Ma
corfs y la capital ell dfa 5 de Ju-
tliosa las 5 80 P. NJ.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-08
LA COMPANIA
SEVERINI-CID

Cuando termine su animadisi-
ma temporada de Aguadilla, sal
idra para Lares la compafifa Sc
verini-Cid que volvera despues
a Manatf v Vega Baja, poblacio-
mes en- las que ha actuado va, pc
ro en- las que Sc les quiere aplau-
dir de nuevo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-08
"A San Pedro de Macoris

Lucio Rosario Santa, Isabel Ra
'bassa, Francisco Rabassa, Jose
Hernandez, Maria Rabassa, An
tonic Villa, Alberto NJ. villa, AL
berto M. Cora.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-08
TEATRO MUNICIPAL

La Compafifa de Opera Braca-
lie nos dejara oir esta noche la
partitura de Donizetti, "Favori-
ta", cantada por ell gran tenor
Lazaro, ell eminente baritone Da-
Mise y Maria Galvina, mezzo-so-
prano que hace su debut esta no
che.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-08
CORTE DE DISTRITO
DE GUAYAMA

Los juicios que estaban se1lala-
dos para celebrarse la primera
|quincena del presente mes han 81
do transferidos por hallarse en-
fermo ell Hon. Juez de dicha Cor
tie. Sc efectuaran los dias 10 al
q inclusive y en- los dfas - J 16
Sc v era ell juicio de don Antonio
Irizarry, ror asesinato en- primer
grado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-08
IMPORTANTE AsAMRLEA

MI N11N 4 a AL ~ <1C<A1ull LIZA 4.
En- la pr6xima semana, el 16 del
corriente, celebrara el Capitulo de
Ia Cruz Roja en- sus ofcinas en- la
Plaza Baldorioty de Castro 4 las
1000 A. M, lasAsamblea General
Annual para presentar la memorial
de los trabajos realizados en- Ell
ailo anterior asf como para IA
election de nueva directiva.
VA han circulado las invitacio-
mes para esta y es de esperarse
que las oficinas de la Cruz Roja
Sc yean muy concurridas en- dicho
dia, pues acknowledgements que la
labor realizada por el Capftulo du
rante el ano' que ACADIA de termi-
mar ha sido de las mas esplendi-
das Nmereee el APPLAUSE der pueblo
EN- general.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-08
A Sqnto DOMINGO CITY

Vicente FL. Febre, Damian Bus
quets, Mercedes sola, Francisco
Perez Bellido, Josefa Rivera. Six
to Miranda Bartolome Tomas
Julio Naranjo, Jose Luis Herman
dez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-08

Misccha Kassell, Francisco Torto
lero, Buenayentura Marcos, Qua
dalupe D. de Marcos, Hermenegil
do Morelato, Francisco Rubio,
Giulia Reggi Amalia del Prado,
Maria Bellett; Herman Karl
Heinsich Lippel, Luigi Mazzoli,
Hilario Herrera, Eugenio Couti,
Pietro Tagliaferri, Oscar Gre
CORY, Yoilanti Vargas, Margari-
ia villareal, Lima Blan de Calvo.
San Pedro de Macorfs: Gero-
me Gree BEN, lose NJ. ChaQues.
Habana: Manuel Martinez
Baz, Manuel Ramos Cuetara.
Santiago de Cuba: Elliot Twin
Oneal, Celestino Rodriguez, Jaco
DO Ezza, Edward Morton, Henry
G. Carey.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-08
Ell ANTIGUA ORDEN DE co
SAS PASO PARA SIEMPRE

En- un discurso pronunciado al
entregar los diplomas a los nuevos
bachilleres de la Universidad de
Wesleyan, su rector William Ar
mold Shanklin dijo 10 siguiente:
: "El antique orden de cosas pa
SO para siempre. Tn nuevo mum
do esta en- gestacion. Sc equivo-
can aquellos que quieren hacer del
pasado la medida por la cual ha
de juzgarse 10 porvenir, y Green
que p0rque una cosa ha sido ha
de seguir siendo siempreY.
"El mundo arde en- nuevos pro-
p6sitos u 10 alumbra una grande Y
nueva esperanza; los graves pro
blemas del dfa piden yalor y ha-'
bilidad para resolyerlo'.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-08
FAMILIAs POBRES DE
BAYAMON, ATENDIDAS

Un dfa despues de conocelse el
informe del jefe de la polieia. so.
bre la situaci0n crftica de las fa-
milias de Bayamon, por acuerdo
del Comite Executive de la Cruz
Roja Sc traslado a dicho pueblo
Ell DIR. Lippitt v la sefiora de Lugo
Vifia a prestar auxilio que lie mo-
mento fu6 necesario. Sc encon.
tr6, no obstante, que la mayor par
te de las familias habfan sido aten
didas por Ia Logia Mas6niea de
aquel pueblo, aunque el trabajo
continda mientras subsista el esta
do de miseria de que un principle
Sc habl6.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-08
lfovIMIENTO DE PAsAJERos

lI:0O A. No
Habsna:: Belen Atiles, MARIA
Mae nez.
Santiago de Culia: Sergio lie.
coinpte. Philip Benlyan. MARY
Wintsz Ky, Federico Gregorio,
Louise aylor.
Santo Domingo JoSt Ramon
Atiles, Jose Axtmayer, Percy
Louis Cornier.
San Pedro de Macorfs; Igna--
clio i. Lomba.
Habana Jose Oliver, Pendleton
III. Jones, Franklin s. Pardo, rs
thcr Sheham Earle.
Santiago dc Cuba: Aurora FL
Igucroa, Percy G., Bishop, Adelai-
da Steams, Mary Donoyen, Bessie
L. Morton.
Santo Domingo: Antonia Me-
nendez, Maria Monserrate, PAUL.
no Rosario.
Habana:: Jose Diepa, Zoilo
Vazquez Gutierrez, Jose Torres
Fracinet.
Santiago de Cuba: Pedro Man
zano, Ines Velazquez, Saturnino
Figueroa, Juan Alteary, Alfonso
Garcia Jr., Clara Garcia, Ana Gar
/ jcfa, Coloma NJ. de Garcia, Coloma
Garcia Jr., Miguel A. Rodriguez,
Valentino Correa, Luciano Saba
ter, Francisco Martinez, Ramon
Martinez, Vitalia G. Martinez,
Antonio Figueroa, Maximino
Alvarez, Renito Colon, Dolores
Maisonet, Rafael Saduer, Placi,
| do Ortiz, Basilio Quinones, Brigi
do Jimenez, Modesto Santos,
Francisco Marcial Calersa, Sera
fin Quinones, Francisco Molina,
Isaac Gonzalez, John A. Rose,
Maria F. Claudia, Juan Goicou-
Iria, Pedro Martorell, Bicasio
Baez, Ventura Baez, Anselmo NJ.
Amador.
Victoria Fuentes Brown, Ale
jandrina Gonzalez, Maria A. Con
zalez, Jacinto de la Cruz, Anto-
!nio Rodriguez, Ramon Picoa, Jo-
Sc Miller, Enrique NJ. Collazo,
Francisco Toro Garcia; Nicolas
Torres; Juan Gonzalez Berga,
Juan r. Vazquez, Manuel Raus,
Isabel Alteary, Coloma NJ. de
Garcia, Alfonso Garcia Jr.
Santo Domingo: Federico Ro-
drfguez, Antonio Becerrit, Jose
Torres Rot, Ismael Torres, Anna
! lio Torres, Teodosio Garcia,
Juan Renta, Mercedes A. Renta,
Carmen Ma. Renta, Ines Altagra
Icia Renta.
San Pedro de Macorfs: Maria
N. Cubilla, Timoteo Badillo, Ro-
sa Badillo, Juan Vargas, Pedro
Maria Lugo, Juan Burgos.
Hahana: Jose Martinez Blan-
leo, Jose +. Goicochea Perez.
Santiago de Cuba: Adolfo Bra
Gale, Regina Alvarez, Paul ANA
nian, Armando Finzi, Amadeo
Barbieri, Aida Julli de Barbie-
ri, Giuseppe Danise.
Ines Barisioni, Ernesto Caron,
ma, Jose Pellicow, Arturo Epel-
ia, Fulgencio Guerrieri, Armand
Ladoux, Manuel Flores, Giusep-
pc Campioni, Elda Caesse, Simon
Leyva, Alberto Arturo Bartolo-
mel, Rosendo CrepesR, Navor
Anacleto Vazquez, Carlos Filipi,
Dina g. de Filippi, Ernesto Ru-
bio, Jose G. Correa, Giuseppe La
puma, Ines Isuaki, Albertine Gas
saini, Maria Cantoni, Hipolito
LAzaro, Juanita A. de Lazaro,
orlando Lazaro Almeida, Perfec-
ia Cantova, Amadeo Ferrer, Jose.
Cueto Rodriguez, Francisco Rive
ra Rubalcaba, Andres Roberti,
Iesus Cotan Serena, Luis G. Flo
res, Pablo Gonzalez, Manuel L6-
pez, Juan MARTINEZ Pla, Irene Yo
nosakn.
Santo Domingo: Diego Ague-
ros, Cesar de Soto, Graciela de
Soto, Argentina Soto de Copello,
Olegario Riera, Cesar Copello,
Gabriel Hernandez, yitalia Mar
III -. T.o A1ec,,sx< ID fsa,,...,,1s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-08
MOVIMIENTOS DE VAPORES
nr4o,,+<, 81 dfo D IL, L. o<,.,.;.,,,

Durante el dia 8 de los corrien-
tes entraron en- el puerto de San
Juan, los vapores .Brazos', "San
to Domingo y Barcelona; sa-
liendo del mismo puerto en- la
nisma fecha los vapores 'sKilpa-
trick, transporte americana, uii
caza-subNaripo americana, v el
vapor "Sygin," sueco.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-08

Familia respectable desea
lrrcSdar una habitaci6n espacio-
sa Y ventilada a caballero solo de
buenas referencias.
Sc le podria suministrar CO.
mida.
Para information
Salvador Brau Is, 20. piso.
- aElslE Advt.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-11-21
DEATH OF MRS. SWIFT
Former Resident of Mankato Died at
Portland. Ore.

Former Resident of Mankato Died at
Portland. Ore.
The shocking information was re-
.eived Sunday that Mrs. w. A. Swift
had passed away at her home in Port
land, Ore. A telegram received by
relatives of Mr.. Swift of New Rich
land stated that, death occurred at
three o'clock Sunday morning, but
gave no particulars whatever, says
The Waseca Journal Radical.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swift and SON. James,
went to Portland few months ago
% make their future home, the par
ents of Mrs. Swift. who formerly re-
sided at Mankato having preceded
them.
That Mrs. Swith had been enjoying
good health IS indicated by letter
received at new Richland yesterday
which was written by the deceased
a week ago. In this letter she said
that all of the family were in good
health.
On account of death coming so sud-
denly it is surmised that the lady may
have suffered an accident. A letter
giving details of Mrs. Swift's sudden
passing is anxiously awaited by rela-
tives and friends. -
Mrs. Swift was resident of Vase
Co. bout twenty five years and
was highly respected.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-11-21
SUPPER WAS A SUCCESS
CAMBRIA LADIES HELD
BIG BAZAAR ALSO
First Undertaking Proved SpIen-
did Affair; Great Tribute to
veg The Women r re-
Especial to The Free Press. ]

yCauauria, November l3.-=The first
supper and bazaar of the ~ Cambria
Ladies' Aid society was held at the
Woodman hall on Tuesday October
H. Amistice Day. An excellent sup
per was served, commencing at five
O'Clock and continuing until all were
served In spite of the wintry weather
the sale of work exceeded in success
the fondest antieipations of the vail
ant Dand of women. They deserve
commentator for the successful man
-a~ in which they conducted their
first public venture. The above nam,
ed society has only been in existence
a rev months. but new members have
been added week after week. They
have worked quietly and diligently,
not much ado about it. They seem
to follow natures greatest forces as
they all work in silence.
Fine Display in Hall.
AS one entered the hall his eyes
were greeted with grand display of
their work, and these things were
nearly all sold. Harmony was in evil
dence and each and every member
worked zealously and assidiously. Dan
L. Williams auctioned off what was left
in garments, cakes, etc., in fine style.
He seemed to be an old hand at it.
The proceeds exceeded $3.50. Men
must take our hats of to the women.
During this last war the position of
women in this land as well as in o.h-
ers altered enormously. She found
herself the helpmeet and the equal of
man. She entered fresh occupations
and professions and she enlisted in the
country's services with branches of
the naval, military and aerial forces.
Some people seem to forget the Uni
ted States could not have won the
war without the aid of the women
and girls The church also owes a
great debt to the ministry of the faith
full women, so it is sincerely wished
that the achievement of the Cambria
Ladies' Aid society (aiding the fund
for new church) shall be crowned
with success again in the coming
days.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-11-21
STATE COAL SITUATION
Regional Director Ashton Has Issued
Statement to the Public.

Regional Director Ashton Has Issued
Statement to the Public.
r. H. Ashton, regional director of
railroads. has issued the following
statement:
cit is highly important that no mis-
understanding with regard to the
handling of the coal situation by the
railroads in the present emergency
be permitted to grow up or exist.
"The true facts of the situation are
that the railroads have not ccnfiscat-
cd coal in transit, but acting under
the instructions of the fuel admin
rtration. did. Just prior to the date of
the strike, hold on their rails all coal
then in transit, which coal is being
delivered where necessary to avoid
suffering.
81 believe that the railroads are
rendering a real public service in this
situation and 1t would be most unfor-
tunate indeed, If through misunder-
standing on the part of the public,
criticism of the railroad administra-
ton should be the result.
II think 1t essential that federal
managers and everyone connected
with the railroads, who comes in con-
tact with the public should be fully
prepared to explain the situation as to
the necessity for the action taken and
why the work of distributing the coal
has been assigned to the railroads.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-11-21
REV. BEDFORD ENDORSED
Methodist Conference Passed Resolu
tons Unfolding Preacher,

"CbhShtoh SS~NN
tions UNFOLDING Preacher,
AT an area conference OF ministers
Z the Methodist church, held in St
Paul recently, strong resolutions were
unanimously adopted Endorsing the
,atriotic work done during the war
by Rev. H. w. Bedford, formerly OF
.uveIne, and earnestly contTnending
Tim for the stand he took in support
ng the government and all loyalty
movements. i@Ts NJ
The conference was attended by one
hundred and sixty ministers from Min
aesota, North Dakota and Wisconsin.
Official notice Of the action of the
Conference has been sent to Rev. Bed
ord, at Mankato, where he is at
ending court as one of the defendants
the Meints damage suit.
Rev. j. E. Bowes of Mankato, dis
riot superintendent, who was at
Beaver Greek Wednesday evening, is
authority for the. statement of the ac-
ion taken by the conference. He al
80 stated that the conference decided
o have a representative constantly in
attendance at the trial with Rev. Bed
ord as testimony of the church's
support of Mr.. Bedford in his trouble.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-11-21
Danv1He

Earl and John Bolinger spent Sun
day and Monday with their cousin
Mrs. George Johnston at Amboy.
Rev. Carl Kruger Of Mankato wal
calling onyfriends here the latter par
of last week.
John Albright had his house wired
recently.
There was no school in the George
Klaus district Wednesday account oil
the illness Of the teacher, Miss Jessie
Hammond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Beelow have
moved into the John Detjen house for
the winter. Mr.. Beelow bought a farm
three miles east of Alma City and
will take possession some time in
March
.Gottlieb Kahn, Sr.. visited over Sun
day with his little daughter, Rosa,
who is i'll in one of the local hospi-
tails in Mankato.
Mr.. Will of Mapleton is husking
corn for w. G. Minks.
Earl and Della BDlinger visited at
the home of their brother and sister
in law, Mr.. and Mrs. Omer Bolinger
near Pembertcn last Friday after
noon.
Sylvester Lyons returned TO his
home in Madison Lake Monday.
+ Quite number of the farmers
around here attended the auction sale
of Anton Grundemier in Medic town
ship last Friday.
Edward Thompson helped viii
flasher butcher Monday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid society which met
at the home of Mrs. George P. Klaus
last Thursday afternoon, was very
largely attended in spite OF the cold
and disagreeable weather.
Sunday services were held at the
George Klaus home last Sunday after
noon instead of at the church on ac-
count of the damp and rainy weather
Miss Bertha Alschlacer was the
bridesmaid at the LentZ Schultz wed
ding in Mapleton Wednesday, Novem
Der 5. 'gE
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Thompson and
Miss Libbie Bolinger of Medic were
guests at the w. c. Minks home Sun
day. &C., ..-.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-11-21

Barney vetter of Kaseta and is vel
and favornbly known here and In
the vicinity. The couple have host
OF friends who wish them a happy
future. Those who attended the
wedding from here were Mr.. and
Mrs. Barney vetter, daughter
Kathryn and Theresa and son Otto
]. N. Johnson of Mankato has
bought the postoffice building and
will move soon into the back rooms
now occupied by Wendell Swanson
and wife. pG
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-11-21
DIVORCE CASE CALLED
Action Of Eleanor Fink Against Her
man Fink in District Court.


Session of the district court con
tinued today, the first case coming vi
for trial before the court being that o
Eleanor Fink versus Herman Fink. S
B. Wilson is attorney for the plain
tiff and c. E. Phillips for the defend
ant. The case started at 1880 o'clocl
this morning.
Yesterday afternoon the grand jur,
was in session and the jurors wert
still at work on their investigation;
this morning. A pre- emptory call o
the calendar was held in the ccur;
yesterday afternoon at two o'clock
The petit jury IS not to be called un
til Novembe- II at eleven a. m.
After hearing the evidence in the
case of Eleanor Fink versus Herman
Fink, Judge w. l.. Comstock grant
ed the plaintiff divorce from the
defendant. Fink did not appear il
court during the proceedings.
At a late hour this afternoon the
grand Jury was still at it's aabors. ]
appears probable that the Jurors viii
remain at work for number of days
yet No report on their investigation,
has been made yet.