The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-07-16
HAWKER IS QUITE LUCKY
BROKE ARM, BUT JUST HAD
TAKEN INSURANCE
Roy Cramer Has Purchased
Maple Leaf Restaurant
In MapIeton

Mapleton, July 1O.-Arthur Hawker,
one Of the very last to take out &C
cident insurance a week ago, broke
his arm the next day while cranking
a car. AS he is painter the acct
dent lays him off for some time. The
insurance is handy this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Abrahamson and
baby of Minneapolis are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Hanson. the latter
is a sister of Mrs. Abrahamson.
Mrs. s. Reb accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. George Argetsinger home to
Pipestone Wednesday morning, hav-
ing spent week visiting relatives.
Mrs. H. G. Hotaling and daughter
Miss Mary arrived home from the
editorial trip on Tuesday evening.
Charles returned from Elk River
Wednesday afternoon. The trip was
made by auto.
Mrs. c. M. Hunter is entertaining
her sister. Mrs. J. F. Gardner and son
and daughter Of Fort Madison, Iowa.
They arrived Wednesday morning.
The funeral of Mrs. Krugel, who
lived on farm north OF town, was
held Tuesday afternoon. The Krugels
moved here from Lamberton two
Mrs. Helen Howieson and sister
Mabel expect I'd leave July 20 for an
extended visit With their sister Maynne
who is located in Montana
The oiled road west OF town Is In
fine shape notwithstanding the unus-
ual amount of rain We have had.
Richard Wood of Mankato was an
over Sunday guest at the ]. s. EN-
merson home.
A baby daughter arrived at Floyd
Clark's Wednesday morning.
Kenneth Schimmele, SON OF Joe
Schimmele, who has been assisting at
the Enterprise office since he returned
from the school for deaf at Faribault
was unfortunate enough to get his
foot hurt Thursday morning by get
ting too near the big press. Had it
not been for his heavy shoe he might
have lost his foot.
Roy Cramer of Beauford has pur-
chased the Maple Leaf cafe of H. E.
Hays and will take possession as soon
the only restaurant in town it ought
to be splendid business.
Mrs. c. H. Leiferman is spending
few days in Minneapolis as the
guest of her sister, Mrs. R. Alexander.
H. E. Griggs of Wayne. Neb:, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. T. Howieson
and other relatives.
Mrs. C. H. Dietz and Mrs. Otto
Schweer left Wednesday for Finlay-
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Schield. who is a
daughter of the former.
Lester Mccarthy left for Chicago
Monday after spending Sunday with
his father and sister at home. Lester
will be employed in research work.
Ira L. Bishop is visiting at the
DR.. Bishop home where his wife and
family have been several weeks. Ira
holds a responsible position with the
Clyde Iron Works at Duluth and
made the trip here by auto.
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Hamp attended
the dedication of the Masonic home
at Shakopee and spent few days
with Mr.. Ramps sister at Richville
near st. Paul. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamp
are deeply interested in the Masonic
home.
G. P. Griebel of Sherburn, former
Mankato resident, spent Sunday and
Monday at the home of his brother
in-law, Alfred Mauer of Beauford.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Tenney re-
turned Tuesday afternoon from their
visit to the northern part of the
state. r..
Harold Healy and T. B. Taylor
were soliciting funds in Medo this
week for the livestock pavilion at
Mankato. This building will mean
much to the farmers of Blue Earth
county.
Mrs. John Rupert and Mrs. NJ.
Schimmele were between train WISH
tors at Mankato Thursday.
Mrs. Mary. Burns and Mary Flynn
were in Mankato Thursday to see the
doctor.
o. D. Alderman near Wells had the
end of his nose taken off in the circu-
lar saw which was in use on his farm.
His face was lacerated also
Mr.. and Mrs. George Grey, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Stanzel, returned home to Vernon
Tuesday.