The Mankato free press., 1920-09-17
NUBS OF NEWS

80 V 49, Aoh a 6OholhC II CoI dl IuC uaA
kato theatre Sunday evening when
Fiske OHara appears in his fascinating
play Of melody, love and Irish wit,
"Springtime in Mayo" under the di-
rection Of Augustus Pftou Inc. Not
to see Americas favorite actor singer
and his excellent company in Spring
time in Mayo" has been placidly cited
by one enthusiastic critic as calam-
ity, and to witness it an ecstasy,
which, to say the least, is praise in
deed. Mr.. OHara portrays the role
of Terence McWarren the true heart
ed young Irishman, in his character
istic manner. One Of the delights of
an O'Hara performance is his music
al numbers, and several opportunities
are given him to display his charming
ular with lovers Of song of the Emer-
aid Use. There is a heavy demand
for seats.
convenienees For Out of Town Wis.,
itors.-A place whc-o women may 20
and wash after a dusty auto or train
ride comfortable chairs, magazines,
free stationery and free telephone
service are conveniences and COM
forts found in the rest room on the
Mezzanine Floor at Breet's. A free
checking service is another conven-
ience offered at this store. Any one
desiring to check luggage may leave
same at the umbrella section ON the
main floor.
Night Prowler.-The police were
called to the residence Of J. e. Rey-
nolds, 203 State street, where some
night prowler was trying to make
his way into the kitchen about eleven
O'Clock last night. Despite the fact
that the dining room lights were on
at the time, some man tried to gain
entrance to the house with the use
or a key. When the police arrived
no track of the man could be found.
A son of Mr.. Reynolds discovered the
fellow while he was trying to work a
Key In the lock of the kitchen door.
The prowler fled.
| Fined For Dynamiting Fish.-Ole
Anderson, an employe in a construc-
tlon camp on the road between Stock
ton and Lewiston, was fined $25, and
robert Jackson, sixteen year old son
Tof Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jackson, of
Lewiston, was ordered turned over to
Juvenile court in municipal court fol-
en- Herman Rackow for dynamiting
hsh Anderson paid the fine.
Pinned Under Cara. l.. MaIm.
quist, who is on the road for Liggett
& Meyers Tobacco company, was
pinned underneath his Ford car that
had turned turtle on the road from
Albert Lea to Hayward on Thursday
or last week. says The Owatonna
| sctous when found and released by
IJ: c. Applegate Of Blue Earth, MINI.
Mr.. MalmQuist is spending several
days at home recovering from the
severe bruises he sustained. He ex-
Dects to take up his work this com
! ing week.
Cheer Up MabeI.-If artistic mod
ern dancing, a rich clear high range
voice of lustrous quality Introduced 6y
a clever little artist is any asset to a
big musical spectacle then Nyra
Brown playing mabel Clayton" in
the new musical play Cheer Up Ma
beI' coming to Mankato theatre Sep
tember II, should be treat to thea
tre- goers for she is full of dash and
vim, no more does she complete a
comedy scene than she is doing a
big dancing number and next she ap-
pears in a duet or quartette or lead
ing ballet; she Is a show by herself
with world of magnetism and often
it has been said that she favors Eva
/ Tanguay, SO full Of dash ever on the
go-here, there, everywhere-she is
all over the stage and her display of
wonderful costumes is one Of the
most talked Of features of this big
| spectacle.
| Boy Born.-A nine pound baby boy
| was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Schno-
brich, Ill 1-2 North Second street,
at st. Joseph's hospital. The young
man will be named Arthur John after
his uncle, Private Arthur J. Schno-
brich, Company I, Third Pioneer in
fantry, who died in France, October 4,
1918.
! Property Is Sold.-Sadie F. Bat
chellor has sold her home and four
and half acres Of land at the end
of Belgrade avenue to Mesdames
Brandt and Emmel, North Broad
street. Mesdames Brandt and EN-
mel sold to Sadie Bachelor one lot
one North Front street and three
lots at White Bear Lake. The trans
actions were made through the Ed
| ward Holtze Land company.
Damage Suits.-Blue Earth Post:
This paper learns that papers have