The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-06-25
HELDH|SFRSTH|GHM MASS
REV. FATHER A X Do
RAN IS ORDAINED
Madison Lake Team Defeated
MapIeton At the Latter Place;
News Notes

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first solemn high mass at lmmacu
late Conception church, Marysburg
Sunday morning. The assisting clergy
were Father Doherty of Belle PLANE,
Father Nolan of St. Paul, Father Nc
Dewitt of Marysburg and Father Cor
man of st. Paul. Father Gorman
acted as Master Of Ceremony. Faith
er Doran is a son of MI. and Mrs
+. P. Doran, formerly Of Madison
was held at the home of John kav-
eny for the relatives. assisting clergy
and immediate friends. Out OF town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Doran Of St Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Doran Of st. Paul, F.. P. Doran and
wife Of st. Paul, Hon. T. J. McDer-
mott, wife and family OF st. Paul,
! WIN Murphy and wife of st. Paul,
George Krost and wife, and Frank
Sheehan and wife Of Mankato. Fa.
ther Doran will visit relatives at
he will return to st. Paul.
Mrs. W.. S. Putnam left for Des
Moines, Iowa, Saturday morning
where she will spend a few days Wis
iting friends and relatives.
Benjamin Martin of Morristown,
spent Sunday here with his sister,
Mrs. H. E. Simon.
Attorney T. L. o'Hern OF Mime
apolis was here Saturday and Sum
day visiting Attorney J. D. Sullivan.
Mr.. O,Hern is affiliated with the
Hayes Manufacturing company of
Minneapolis as legal counselor and
business manager. He and Attorney
Sullivan are making arrangements
for a law partnership.
Professor Henry Smith. formerly
principal Of schools here. was in
town Sunday renewing old acquaint-
ances. MI. Smith is now teaching in
the northern part of the state.
Raymond Hager drove over from
Owatonna Sunday to spend the day
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
Hager.
James Mullen of saltwater was
here Friday looking after business
interests.
Jerry Mccarthy, Jr., is taking
treatment at Mankato for throat
trouble. He will have his tonsils re-
moved there as soon as his throat
improves enough to permit.
Jack Pitcher of Mankato was q
business caller here Saturday.
M. L. Murtaugh spent the week.
end with his family here. He has
been in Minneapolis for some time
past, working.
j. A. L~illegraven, wife and family
drove to Austin Saturday afternoon,
where they : al visit Mr.. Lillegrav-
ems parents.
Hon. 1. j. McDermott, we'll known
st. Paul attorney, wife and family
arrived here Saturday to spend the
summer months at their cottage.
Miss Loretta White returned to
morning, after a weeks visit with
relatives here.
Roadmaster Dixon came home Sat-
urday afternoon to spend Sunday
with his family.
Miss Helen Dahlman Of Minneap-
oils is visiting friends here.
Walter Broadbent of Mankato spent
Sunday with his uncle, ]. r. Broad
bent.
Sylvester Brown returned from
Rochester Saturday evening, where
Mayo staff regarding injury he re-
ceived last winter.
Miss Lenore BresEan will go to a
Mankato hospital Monday, where she
will undergo an operation for remov-
al of tonsils and adenoids.
Mrs. lingo Janke Of GAINESVILLE
spent Sunday here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Roemer.
P. NJ. Lyons drove to GAINESVILLE
luuTSQdy u WISH TGidlfF0S.
w. A. Lyons returned from st.
took a car Of live stock to the st.
Paul market.
Julius Reinsberg was in Mankato
Thursday on business.
Robert Brinser returned from Du-
luth Sunday where Se has been at
tending School. He will help his ia
Their in management of Point Pleas
ant during the summer season.
Miss Blanche .Madigan has taken
pot until Mr.. L~illegraven RECEIVERS
from the injury he received to his
hand.
Charles Forster went to Foreston,
Mimi, last week for an extended Wis
1t with relatives at that place.
The local board Of review will meet
at the office Of the village clerk,
Monday, June %. for the purpose OF
reviewing the assessment of the vii
Members of the jamestown town
and convened with the county com
missioners, taking up matters rela-
tive to road work being done in that
town.
Mrs. Paul Schuneman Of GAINESVILLE
is spending q few days with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Roemer
Miss Elsie Ossowskie Of Minneap.
oils Is visiting at the home Of heI
sister, Mrs. H. G.. Kurrasch.
T.. B. Taylor Of Mapleton, candi-
date for state legislature, was In
town Friday morning, getting ac-
quainted with the voters of this
community.
Martin RapplY, wife and family
drove from Jamestown, N. D., Friday
to visit Mr.. Rappley's mother. Mr.
Rappley Is engaged in farming on q
large scale In North Dakota. He
states that the crops are exception
try.
The Madison Lake ball team de-
feated Mapleton on the Mapleton
grounds Sunday by a of z to s
It looked for q while a though they
would shut out Mapleton, as they
made no scores during the first four
innings. Napoleon has q fast team
and it took some swift playing to de-
feat them. Andrew Loeffler, former
Iy with Madison Lake. and for sew
eral with leading leagues In
the west, pitched fol Madison Lake
Elmer Borneke caught. The local
BOYS are now well organized and are
out for the bacon. Next Sunday they
-rVv - "nfapryfya nm tho Madfa0u