The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-07-16
BETTER VILLAGE STREET
PETITION BEING CIRCU-
LATED IN MAPLETON
"Tiqers" and "Wild Cats" Will
Have Another Go This
Evening

Mapleton. July IA petition for
improving First street from John
Sprague's corner to Mrs. Kline's on
the south has cen circulated and re-
ceived' the required number OF sign
ers. It provides for grading and
boulevarding which will make it
equal to Second and Third streets
which are as fine as city streets since
the oil has been applied.
Rev. Father Griffin enjoyed pleas
ant visit Sunday afternoon with his
father, William Griffin and Mrs.
Krumholtz and family who drove over
from Fairmont Mrs. KrumholtZ Is
sister Of Rev. Griffin.
Carlyle Ellis, q former Mapleton
boy, was married at noon Monday
to a LakefieId lady. Mr.. Ellis is the
second son Of G.. E. Ellis Of Sterling
and has been employed in barber
shop in Lakefeld for some time.
Tigers" on Wednesday evening when
they will go to bat with the wild
Cats on the local diamond. It Is
expected that the elite will be there
to witness this wonderful game. We'd
nesday at $50 p. m.
Mrs. Frank Clifford of DeGran is
here with her children visiting Mr..
Clittord's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
Hiram Griigs of Wayne, Neb., who
has been visiting his sisters, Mrs. 2.
received message from home Thurs
day that his daughter was very sick
and at the hospital where an opera
ton was to be performed. In five
minutes Mr.. Griggs was on his way
to Kato where he caught the 1920
train for Nebraska
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Johnston drove
to Lakefield saturday afternoon.
They visited Spirit Lake, Iowa. and
returned on Monday.
Silver street has been treated to q
Second and Third steets were oiled
several weeks ago and are found to
be very satisfactory.
The ball game Sunday was a losing
one for the Giants who played on the
home diamond with the Delavan team.
The Tigers went to Matawan where
they also lost the game.
Miss Grace Ellis Of Wells was the
guest of friends over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 0. Healy and son
and Mr.. and Mrs. John McGregor
made up an auto load who drove to
Fairmont on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs: q G. Argetsinger and
daughter Dorothy expect to leave soon
on an auto trip to Boulder, Col, to
visit Mrs. Argetsinger's mother and
brother Paul Garvin who is in busi-
ness there.
Mrs. q. Hadley, who was taken to
ST. Luke's hospital. st. Paul, last
week is In q serious condition and will
hn fnI - Lot - ~
this week. The examination shows
her trouble to be Of 9 cancerous ne
MI. and Mrs. r. b Hanna and Mr..
and Mrs. William Morrow contemplate
trip through Yellowstone park the
latter part Of this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Greiner, Miss
Airline Greiner and Miss Mary Lately
go to Chicago this week to select the
fall stock of merchandise and to see
the sights.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Coggeshall and
son drove to Mankato Sunday to visit
Mr.. Coggeshall's parents who live
there
pany held a public meeting in the
Pastime Monday evening. Several
speakers were on hand and spoke
upon the advantages of the society.
MIS- CndTleS, SlgmOnu anu llu0 son
George arrived Monday evening from
Pipestone for several days visit with
her mother, Mrs. s. c. Brooks DR..
Sigmond went on to the cities where
he will attend medical convention.
They expect to return by way of st.
James and call upon Claude Brooks
and family.
Mapleton, July IA, the great ball
game Tigers VS. Wild Cats on local
diamond. Everybody invited; $50
o. m.