The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-12-03
Warmer Barnard.


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Wapner- Barnard.
Good Thunder Herald: Miss jose
phine Wagner and Coral p. Barnard,
two popular young people of this vii
lage, were married at Mapleton this
morning, Thanksgiving day. The
yol-s lady is a daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wagner Of Adams, and she
has been making Ter home with her
sister, Mrs. E. V. Freid, and has been
the assistant station agent here for
some time. She Is an attractive and
charming young lady who can GER
her happy. The groom is son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Barnard OF this
village. He was boSn and raised here
and is known by everyone. He Is q
young man of exemplary habits and
is q successful and enterprising far
mer. The newlyweds have the best
wishes OF q host Of friends.
Severely InJured.-St. Peter Her.
aid: Mrs. Carl Wendelschaefer OF
Cleveland sustained severe injuries
which she was riding in company
with her husband, turned turtle on
the Mankato road three miles south
Of Kasota. Mr.. Wendelschaefer was
driving the car O Ford at fair rate
| OF speed when he encountered some
loose sand The machine turned
completely over breaking the wind
shield, radiator and top. Mrs. Wen
delschaefer was caught under the
machine In some manner and suffer-
ed several severe cuts about her
1 he nf fh q
hip. Her husband escaped uninjur-
ed. She was taken to the offices Of
DIR. ]. w. Daniels in this city where
she was given medical attention.
| Although It is believed that no bones
| were broken, she will be confined to
her bed for several weeks.
IaborIng Under HaIIuoination.-
While laboring under the hallucina-
tion that the Masons and Oddfellows
were after him for the purpose OF
Pierce, who gave his home as Heron
Lake, Mimi, was picked up by the
local police last night Previous to
being picked up the young man ap-
peared at the home Of one OF the To-
cal physicians and acted 80 queerly
that he was turned over to the police.
Later in the night the young man was
put aboard a train for Heron Lake.
He claimed to be on his way home
from ST. Paul. where he had taken a
| telegraphers examination.
Injured.-W. d. Fleming injured his
side and back while at work Wednes-
day morning. An extension ladder
broke as he was descending 1t, throw
ing him 70 the groud.
Charles Dunbar DIes-Hon. Charles
Dunbar. q pioneer OF Faribault coun
ty died recently in Florida.
Chicken ThIeves.-Chicken thieves
are abroad near Rochester. Farmers
are discussing the advisability Of
banding together and making life
miserable for those who are unlaw
fully invading the chicken coops.
Critical Conditional. C. Pond Of
$50 Center street Il still in very
critical condition. His daughters.
Mrs. J. H. Roth Of WATERFOWL. s. d.
and Mrs Raymond Conklin Of Blue
Earth have been called to his bedside.
Accepted PosItIon.-Miss Lillian Ell
KUN has accepted q position at the
First National bank, and will begin
her duties December 1.
operatIon.-Miss Helen Kelly, who
was operated on for appendicitis at st.
Joseph's hospital last week. is getting
long nicely.
Mrs. kruse's Conditional slight
Improvement was noticed. in the con-
dition Of Mrs. Fred w. Kruse yester-
day. She is at st. Joseph's hospital,
where she will remain for several days
undergoing examinations and treat
ment.
Improved.-Mrs. Fred Schultz, who
has been seriously Ill at her home IN
Dukes addition was greatly improved
this morning.
Mrs. Shannon ImprovIng.-Mrs. Jack
Shannon, who has been seriously Ill
at st. Joseph's hospital for the past
month, is able to sit in wheel chair
for few minutes each day, and seems
! be getting along nicely.
| Death Of Brother-Dr. G.. e. Clark
died at Eau Claire yesterday morning
OF diabetes. He also was affected
with gangrene in one Of his large toes.
He was brother OF Mrs. Walter M.
Parker OF this city. Mrs. Parker was
at the home of her brother when he
died.
| Maxfeld- Boyton.
The home of Mrs. George Max
| field, 103 Locust street, was the
scene Of a pretty wedding on Fri
day noon when her daughter, Bertha
Louise was united In marriage with
Floyd R. Boynton Of East Chain,
Rev. A. =. Winter officiating.
The rooms were prettfly decorated,
the color scheme being green and
white. The couple under a bower Of