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Evening star., 1921-04-25
Venice Art Exhibit Opens.

VENICE.-The international art ex-
position, the most important art
event in Italy, was inaugurated yes
terday. Artists from the United
States who are exhibiting are F. Ar
thur Callander, Boston; William An
derson Coffin, New York: Frederick
Carl Frieseke. New York: Richard
Muller. st. Louis; Eugene Vail, New
York. and Joseph Pennell. New York.
work by Whistler also is on OK
hibit ion
Evening star., 1921-04-25
Train Demolishe. Station.

CORNING, y. Y.-The railway sta
ion at Erwin. n. Y. a short distance
from here, was completely demol-
!shed yesterday. when fast Erie
railroad passenger train from Cleve-
land to New York crashed through it.
Only one man, John j. Delaney. a
baggageman, of Buffalo was injured.
4 spreading rail was believed to have
caused the wreck. which ditched six
cars containing seventy-five passen-
Evening star., 1921-04-25
Bank Note Period Prolonged.

STOCK HOLM a long debate
on the monetary and exchange policy
the rksdag decided to prolong unetl
September 80 the period in which the
riksbank is exempted its notes with
gold. 1t also authorized the riksbank
to issue additional notes to the value
of l25. 600 coo kroner
Evening star., 1921-04-25
Foiled in Dynamitinx Levee..

BELZON1. Miss.-Three attempts to
dynamite the levees near Holly Bluff
to relieve the flood situation on this
side of the river. which is unprotected,
were foiled by armed guards, accord
ing to reports reaching here today.
The levee is being guarded night and
day by armed men. -,
Evening star., 1921-04-25
Posse shoots Negro Deod.

VIENNA. Ga.-Herbert Jones. negro,
who is alleged to have snatched a
pistol from Sheriff Cossie Vinson while
the latter was attempting to arrest
him. was shot and killed by posse
near here. The sheriff says that the
negro opened fire on his pursuers and
they returned the fire.
Evening star., 1921-04-25
Giant Meteor showers Sparks.

MACON, Ga.-A giant meteor, trav
cling through the sky in a northerly
direction. was observed here last
night. People who saw the meteor
say it looked like a great ball OF
fire, with a greenish or blush tinge
and it threw off showers Of sparks
that were visible through a cloudy
sky,
Evening star., 1921-04-25

has been delayed in reaching Yoko-
hama from Victoria, owing to engine
trouble. says the vessel has been fur
ther delayed by pump trouble. No
anxiety is felt here concerning her
safety.
Evening star., 1921-04-25
Civil War Veteran Dead.
Oldest Catholic Prelate Dies.

OGDENSBURG, N. Y.-The Rt.
Rev. Henry Gabriels, bishop Of the
Roman Catholic diocese of Ogdens-
burg. died last night. He was
eighty-four years old and was said to
be the oldest prelate in the country
since the death of Cardinal Gibbons.
Evening star., 1921-04-25
By the Associated Press.

by tne Associated freSS.
OMAHA. Neb., April 25.-Frank
Seward. Chilicothe. Ohio. wanted in
Toledo to answer charges of killing
two detectives following a hold-up,
jumped from the fourth story of a
hotel here when detectives went to
his room to arrest him. He broke
both legs in the fall and drew his
revolver and shot himself twice. He
is not expected to live.
Seward was arrested about a week
ago in Fort Worth, Tex. but es-
capped from the Jail. He is also
charged with robbing a railway ticket
agent in Fort Worth.
An alleged partner of Seward
named Foley is serving a sentence
in the Ohio penitentiary for the kill
ing of the police officers.
Civil War Veteran Dead.
RICHMOND, Val. Thompson
Brown, prominent local real estate
man and active in civic affairs, is
dead here. Mr.. Brown was d lieuten-
ant general in the United Confed-
crate army. commanding the army of
northern Virginia He was past
grand master of the Masonic lodge.
member of the legislature and grand
marshal of many Confederate re-
unions. He was a gradute of Ran
dolph- Macon College and Joined the
Confederate forces upon the outbreak
of hostilities. He served with Park
ers' artillery, taking part in thirteen
battles and being severely injured
once
Evening star., 1921-04-25
Rewards Offered for Dvn.mit.r.

MOBILE, Ala.-AlmOst open enmity
against dipping of cattle is being
manifested in the vicinity of Lotti and
Dlas, Baldwin county, Ala. Reports
from that place say that a total of
ten vats have been blown up with
dynamite. Already a reward has been
offered for the arrest of the guilty.
parties
Evening star., 1921-04-25
Shotgun Duel Fatal.

NEW ORLEANS.-S. T. Brooks no.
lice juror of Pointe Coupee parish,
was instantly killed and Raymond
Layfield was seriously wounded as the
result of a shotgun duel near New
Roads. La. yesterday. According to
Evening star., 1921-04-25

monthly. according to the hourse
quotations on money. The arrange
ment will be similar to that pre-
vailing in England and will be put
into force to prevent dumping"
Evening star., 1921-04-25
Boiler Kills Two Trainmen.

SHREVEPORT, La-Two men were
killed and their partially cooked
bodies thrown forty feet beyond the
right of way, and third badly scald-
ed, when the boiler of an engine pull
ing a south-bound Kansas City South
ern freight train exploded at Sande1.
La. Tom Daily, engineer. Shreveport,
Tex, were killed instantly; Sam Cox,
fireman, is in hospital here and will
recover.
Evening star., 1921-04-25
Bomb. Kill One. Hurt Forty.

VIENNA.-Fascisti attacked cos
tuned Tyrolese participants in the
Bozen fair with bombs and revolvers.
killing one person and wounding
forty-six others. according to a tele-
phone message received from BoZen,
which is reported to have been con-
irmed by travellers.
Evening star., 1921-04-25
Mother Dead; Three Daughters Hurt.

NEW ORLEANS, April 24.-Mrs
Providencia Vitrano. age thirty, was
instantly killed and her three small
daughters slightly injured when an
automobile driven by Albert c. Foster
ran on to the sidewalk where they
were walking. according to the police
who took Foster in custody pending
an investigation of the accident.
Evening star., 1921-04-25
Education Congress in Spain.

SEVILLE, Spain.-The congress of
Spanish American history and geog-
raphy will open here in May. King
Alfonso will be represented by the
honorary president, the Infante
Carlos. Delegates will attend from
Argentina. Chile. Colombia, Guate-
Evening star., 1921-04-25
Arrest In .Count, Death

ATLANTIC CITY, n. flames
Dunnavant. an employe in the stew
ards department of the st. Charles
Hotel. was arrested here in connectjon
Evening star., 1921-04-25
.Anti-Dumpins Decree Planned.

MADRID.-The minister of finance
is preparing a decree which will i'm
pose pro rata duties on all mer-
countries the money of which has
deprecated in comparison with the
peseta- The rates will be arranged
Evening star., 1921-04-25

Gold on Way to New York.
PLYMOUTH. England.-Gold to the
value of $4,000, bound from India fo1
New York, was landed at Plymouth
today.
Evening star., 1921-04-25
Southern Crops Decrease.

ROME-Bulletins issued by the In
ternational Institute of Agriculture
says the prospects for winter-sown
crops are favorable in the United
States, where the promise for wheat
is per cent above the average yield
of the last decade. In the southern
hemisphere the maize crop in Ar
gentina is estimated a % million
metric tons. eating d decrease of
IL per cent as compared with last
season. but an increase of u per
cent over the average increase for
five years
Evening star., 1921-04-25

U. s. Steamer Again Delayed.
TOKIO.-A wireless dispatch re-
ceived from the United States Ship
ping Board steamer Wenatchee, which
Evening star., 1921-04-25
coNr,Avco rerssRoN.

guarantee the loan with its royalties
on gold. iron, timber and fishery con-
cesSionS.
Evening star., 1921-04-25
Find S., 00Q 900 Counterfeit IT, S:
Bills in Lemberg; -Four Arrests

The American consular authorities
who have seen the bills declare they
are clever limitations of real Ameri-
can money. They even contain the
silk threads, but these are little
light in color.
Evening star., 1921-04-25

mala, Ecuador. Peru. Brazil. Costa
tucii, Cuba, Salvador, Mexico. Hon.
duras and Nicaragua.
Evening star., 1921-04-25
Drops -Four Stories and Shoots
Himself to Escape Arrest

with the death on April IA of Count"
Heinrich Won Pickler. No specific
charge was lodged against the prisoner
the authorities stating merely that he
was held for investigation" County
Prosecutor Gaskin referred to the ar
rest as very important one"
Evening star., 1921-04-25
Find Body in Detroit River.

DETROIT, Mich-County authori-
ties have recovered the body of Arthur
Janissee from the Detroit river, after
searching since last Thursday, when
Ianlssee was reported to have been
Killed and thrown from launch in
which he was bringing four Toledo
men here from Windsor, Ontario. The
four men are in custody of the police
who declare two of them have con-
fessed to Staying Janissee.
Evening star., 1921-04-25
Stovemakers' Wages Cut.

NEW YORk.-A reduction of Is per
cent in the wages of pieceworkers in
the stove manufacturing industry has
been agreed upon by both the Stove
FOUNDERS National Defense ASsocia-
tion and the Iron Molders' Union of
North America. it is announced here
Evening star., 1921-04-25

Higher Spanish Tariffs Urged.
BARCELONA, Spain.-Senor Cusso,
president of the Union of Catalonian
Economic Societies, insists that the
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-04-22

Mrs Laura Williams Of Carriers.
Vile, H., Is visiting relatives boz thi.
neighborhood
Rev Hersohel Capshaw " Tolu
visited In this section q Few days and
preached az Hebron Thursday
Walter Weldon Of Colon visited
John T Vaughn Saturday
John Flanary spent the week end
in Marion
Roe Williams spent the week end
with his family Boz Marion
Mrs Anna B. LaRuc and daueh.
ter Mr. George Williams. spent
Saturday and Sunday with b T..
Franklin
Mrs Jennings Of Cnyne spent q
few days with her sister Mrs J o
Paris. who D. confined Co her bed
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SHADY GROVE

NJ Jesse Stevens ~ pu, aisns
vas BE- guest ~ BE- mother SUNDAY
Mr and Mr. . Boyd u,r ~.
guests - NJ e. VIM ~ prr.,.
Con Saturday and SUNDAY
NJ and M Clarence CHiisnlsn
n Providence we're rlssn ~ Miss
Nate Gardner Saturday and SUNDAY
NJ Roy ioyes ta. returned home
from he oil hsiis ~ Oklahoma
r., Richardson filled BE- regular
appointment Saturday and Sunday
3 p noyd va, Boz pw,si.n,
Saturday
Rev a. e. Robinson returned
home fum a revival hst u,si
Mf Eyersits Ianinf was m
Providence Saturday
Master Raybou Melton i. srrni
inr q icv days with h.s rraniiarni.
NJ and Mr. u Travis
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BLACKBOARD

NJ and Mr. Wallace Warren
u Louisville spent several dsy. la,
wesk with biz sister Mrs. q L.
Morgan
hiss Aleie Morgan went o. Ma
ron "Wednesday
Mssdamea George Ksnnsiv n
Norranfiei and May Nunn n Sol.
Ivan spent Monda, With their father
Gcufrs Nuodsan
az and Mr. . d. Had.an ~
Wheaican vss through hsfs last
ussk rnuuute o. ludiananal.. Ca visit
thrir daughter Mr. o. T. CsH.
veil
heidams Eais Mcconnell asi 81
a Adam ~ siurrs visited Mu
Alice Cauahan la.i ve,l
Ms Jennie oakley and little so,
II Clay spent Thursday and PRADA,
with hcr brother Nr . D Eidinr.
W. are rlad 60 report that DE-
D. D. Nevum b. recovered suH
GENTLY 10 BE- up again.
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PINEY FORM


Niss Susie fihridst eu. Co., ras.l
~ Mr. Marsh Crlif SATURDAY
Mf and Me- Walter lams. 49,
'hc proud parents ~ o. hir rirI ahs
arrived Anul o.
~ John Martin and wife visited
ihrir san Robert and fmi, sanls,
Nr E.tr Arirus end sifr ani
sins Hails ari krmt t..Hri Fari
Huni ari family SaniaF
Mf and Ms Eurt TslusH
went Co trr.iana Neniay
Mr Will, WILSON visited Orl.s
Wilson Sunday
Mr J J JAIME vas boz ib.s ssr
ton Monday
Miss Ada Andrews has been visit
lug bee sister. Mt leuea Asher
the WEEK cnd
A x hehout and san. Clauds urni
'o Marion on business Frlday
Marsh and q Cudsf asnt Ia.
I'riucsiuu Monday
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FORDs FERRY.

Mr james Dowdy of Missouri b.
visiting his brother Charlie nowdy
u this place
Miss Winnie Walker ~ Weston
visited relative. last week 90 elem
entshurg
Mr. Mae Rankin who has been
very 90 b. much better AZ this writ.
INK
Roe Wodord u this place and Miss
Wayne Hughes ~ Weston went to
Marion last Thursday where ihey
were quietly married
Miss Edwina Rankin VIM has been
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spending few weeks visiting rcla.
tiyes and friend. IN Chicago. has re-.
turned home
Mrs Dora Mcdowell. who was
called 10 the bedside Of her daughter
Mrs Mae Rankin bias returned 10
her home at Cave n.Rock
George WoGord who B.. attending
school at paducah r visiting his
parents. Mr and Mrs r y Wof
ford " this place
Mrs Ruth Louis ~ Casad b. Wis.
itinr friends az this phase This week
Little Mis- leona Tuitt spent a
few days last week che guest ~ her
grandparents Mr. and Mrs Henry
Tmiti
Everett Brewer spent Sunday the
guest NJ his sister, Mr. Leonard
Braniley u Opossum Ridge
Dr. and Mr. a Belt spent sun
dag the guests ~ Mr Louisa Gilt
and family
Tommy Hurhe. ~ Weston spent
one day last week thp guest ~ his
friend Red Cliff
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Miss Cora Graves is visiting in
paducah this week
Mrs pyus Of luka b. the guest
u Mrs Owen Boaz
Mr. and Mrs Dalton Vosier "
kuttawa Is visiting Mrs Vosier
this week
Miss Ola Charles is teaching a sue.
cessful special school with 81 en-.
rolled
n u perryman lefi Tuesday Tor
The Marine Hospital be- Louisville.
Mr. g l. Lott wa. in Paducah
Thursday shopping
Mrs Rufus Howard returned home
Sunday from Koon. where she has
been visiting Mrs Ferguson
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SULLIVAN

Messrs Wil s'aian and T. e.
llummark went m E,ansun. One
day last sssk
Mis' Marjorie Burklos spent ihs
day with Mr and Mr. & Craisr
rrceni.y
hr Basil Tucker ~ Norrsnf..ll
o. The nes mail carrier ~ this place
Mr. p Whiiesotion sent a. Ma
RON Saturday shopping
Mr e e Hammaek has ron. a.
81 Louis on business
Mr. Redford b. visiting ST. p
Whiiecuiian ~ this place
hr lene Whiie,oiion has return
I'd 90 Illinois
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HAw RIDGE

Mis-. Edna stcubridre b on the
SICK list az this writing
Carlos Crayne who ha. been sick
BE- improving
Mr. u Canada and daughter
were guests u Ne y Murray last
Thursday
Miss Hassie Stemhridrc wa the
guest u Mr. Myrtle oliver satur
day
Mr and Mr. A Canada are the
proud parents u a Ten pound boy
Mr and Mn Joe stromoti are
Che proud parents ~ a hoy
Mr J o oliver va. in ihi, .rs.
ton Thursday
Mr Ross Scott and family ven,
guests n NJ J G. Scott the week
end
Miss llassie siembfIdre spent last
Tuesday nirhi the guest ~ Mis, ysr
ua Brown
M ! oliver and nephew. Luther
Hackney are visiting near Prince
Con.
Mr { D Stembridrr went a.
Providence Wednesday un bssins..
Mr and Mrs Garrett Boyd were
quests u Mr and Mr Roy Cmyne
"Wednesday
Mr LACY Canada va. In Marian
Monday on business
ST. AIfIe Canaan. Mi.s Rsb,th
Campbell. and Mis- Myrtle Harirel
were Fuest u Mr and NJ n
Canaan Saturday
Mr and Dir James brown anil
little son. Grurfr. spent sunday ths
guest " Mr and So. Aaron On
tsr
Mr ] GilliIand. "a Cnyns u
e. Brown and Reed Buuu a.rs boz
Providence Mhnday on business
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DYCUSBtRG

Rev Mack Harper delivered an
excellent message here SUNDAY
Mr and Mr Terry " Cairo
spent Saturday and Sunday Boz town.
Mr and Mu Herman Martin ~
padueah are visiting relative. here
l. D Servers " EIlaheihtown.
90, be- BOZ town for frw days
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-04-22

M.ss Belle nuuilsy spent sarat
Nth Mr q A. Crisp
Mts GeorFie Travis uha tas h,u
attending school 81 Marion b. visit
inr boz parents
het Con filled hn regular an
ralntmsni herr Sunday
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subscribe for The Prs.,
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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-05-13

Rochester, Minnesota" says H. G..
Angus, who ought to know, having come
all the way from Honolulu, Philippine
Islands, where he is commander Of the
Honolulu post of The American Legion.
Though he has found thousands of
jobs for unemployed ex-service men, O.
II. krause, st. Paul Legion Employment
Secretary was almost stumped when two
mothers asked that two eX-service men
be sent to-care for their babies while
they went shopping. The two warrior
nursemaids who answered the summons
made good on the job.
America will celebrate National Hos
pital Day" on March 18th. The Legion
will help stimulate interest and induce
everybody to donate flowers, smokes
auto rides, visits to ball games and
theaters, and perform other thoughtful
acts so that disabled buddies will feel
they are not forgotten.
The number of Minnesota papers now
printing this letter has increased to 1856.
Thanks is rendered those placing Legion
Hq. on exchange list. The cooperation
of all in giving this letter publicity is
appreciated.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-05-13
GIVEN FULL AMOUNT

United States court reconvened this
morning at ten o'clock with Judge
Wilbur F. Booth presiding, after re-
cess from Friday afternoon. At the
opening of court, the sealed verdict
which was brought IN by the jury
late Saturday afternoon in the case of
the Lockart Land and Loan company
of Watertown, S. D., against M. B.
Burk Of Ellsworth, Mimi, was an
nounced by Clerk Charles Spencer.
The jury in the case returned a YER
dict in favor of the plaintiff in the full
amount sued for. $4,000. The action
was brought by the plaintiff to re-
cover commission on sale of a farm
belonging to the defendant in the vi
cinity of Watertown, S. D. The de-
PENDANT held that he had cancelled the
listing of his farm with the Lockhart
Land and Loan company, and later
disposed of the land himself
Attorneys c. J. Laurisch and Harry
A. Johnson of this city appeared for
the plaintiff and Attorney G. o. Daily
of this city for the defendant.
After the completion of the case of
the Dakota Trust and Savings bank of
Sioux Falls, S. D., against the First
National bank of Marshall is COM
pleted, the last case on the civil cal
endar, the Trans Mississippi Grain
company against the First National
bank of Marshall will be taken up. It
was expected to complete the term by
tomorrow afternoon.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-05-13
Arndt- Sepchanhier.

Miss Mabel Arndt, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. E. w. Arndt, 705 Blue Earth
street, and Mr.. August Sepchanhier of
Minnesota Lake, were married yester-
day afternoon at two o'clock. Rev. o.
j. Arthur officiated.
The ceremony was performed on the
lawn The bride wore white satin
gown and veil and carried roses. The
bridesmaid, Miss Stella Thor of Com
frey, wore a pink georgette dress and
carried pink and Unite sweet peas.
Harry Arndt acted as bestman. DON
aid Mattson of Comfrey, nephew of
the bride, carried the ring in tulip.
At $3.50 delicious six course sup
per was served to about twenty guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sepchanhier will live
in Minnesota Lake. r- ,ae So.
Out of town guests were Mrs. S.
Sepchanhicr, Minnesota Lake; Mrs.
Steve O'Brien Spencer, S. D.; Mr..
and Mrs. G. Mattson. Comf1ey; Her
bert and Ernest Arndt, Comfrey; Of
to Roxen, Ringstead, Iowa; Ed Mel
ster. st. Peter.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-05-13
GIFT FOR w. S. JONES
Standard Oil Men Honor Veteran
Auent st Albert Lea

Albert Lea Tribune-A big fare
well banquet was rendered w. s.
Jones Thursday night at the Business
Mems league rooms in honor of his
retiring from the employ of the Stan
dard Oil company after thirty years
of loyal efficient service.
The following were in attendance:
w. S. Jones, Agent, Albert Lea, re-.
firing. H. A. Monsoon, manager Man
kato division NJ. H. ~Chesbrough, as
sistant manager Mankato division R.
w. Pinny, chief clerk, Mankato division
w. r. Clark, superintendent service
station, Mankato division. F. A.
Sackett, district superintendent, AL
bert Lea; H. B. Ray, territory sales
man, Albert Lea; Fred NJ. Luff, agent
Albert Lea. successor to Mr.. Jones !;
John Skov, head warehouseman: Lee
roy Smith, assistant warehouseman; ;
Alfred Dennis, truck salesman; Fred
M. Elliott, truck salesman; Oscar
Ohnstad, truck salesman; C. H. Wal
lin, truck salesman; l.. P. Wohlhuter,
service station attendant; T. E. Noble
service station attendant; Lester
Horning, service station attendant.
After splendid banquet H. A.
Monsoon acted as POSTMASTER at the
smoker and presented w. S. Jones
with very appropriate gift to show
the esteem in which he is held by all
those present and in the course of
his remarks brought out the fact that
Mr.. Jones, in his long and faithful
service is to. be rewarded in a sub
stantial way as he will receive a
splendid annuity from the Stan
lard Oil company. -.
This annuity has not cost Mr..
Jones a cent and will continue as
long as he lives.
w. S. Jones is succeeded as agent
of Albert Lea by Fred M. Luff of this
city. l... -. -
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-05-13
NOTES FROM PEMBERTON
Barn Burned; Horse Died In the Flames
Personal Gossip.

Barn Burned; Horse Died In the Flames;
Personal Gossip.
Pemberton. May 9.-Mr. and Mrs. era,
gun together with their family motored
to Jordan to visit with Mrs. Cragun' s
parents. They went by way of LeSueur
Center. where they were Joined by Mrs.
Miss Lillian Trahms visited with her
parents over Sunday at Smiths Mill.
Carl Rynearson has purchased new
Corona typewriter from the Mankato Of
An old-time dance was given in the
American Legion hall last Saturday. II
was well attended and enjoyed by all
participants.
Mrs Haarsdorf of Mankato. and chill
dren are visiting with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John Olson. The Haarsdorf are
planning on moving to st. Paul in the
The stork visited the home OF, Mr.. and
Mrs Russell Eldridge and left nine
pound boy. They have named the boy
Lane Robert Eldridge:,
Mrs. Donnen spent the week end with
home folks. Her people live at Alden,
MINI. -
calling on old friends at Pemberton. The
family were entertained at dinner by
Mr.. and Mrs. Cragun. Mr.. Grouse was
formerly with the Lampert Lumber COM
pany of this place but is now in business
at Waterville.
north of town was burned to the ground
last Friday evening, There was one
fire had made such Roadway before 1t
was discovered that it was impossible to
get teh animal out. The origin OF the
fire is not known.
Application blanks for automobile Ii
cense have arrived at the banks and the
Pemberton people have kept the banks
busy filing out applications.
Miss Anna Severson is visiting with
her sister at Northfield.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-05-13
WOULD ENJOIN OWNERS
Several Drink Pariors in Owatonns
May Cease Business

Owatonna, May 9.-Legai proceed
ings, to enjoin the proprietors OF the
four soft drink, parlors raided April
30 by the local and state prohibition
enforcement officers against further
operating these places and to enjoin
the owners of the buildings from per-
hitting their properties to be used as
nuisances, were started Saturday by
County Attorney F. A. Alexander.
The county attorney has asked the
court for an injunction against the
proprietors and owners and the cases
will be argued before Judge Arthur B.
Childress here June 6. In the mean
time, the proprietors and owners are
enioined by an order OF the court from
removing their fixtures and other
listed articles from the buildings.
The defendants were served with le-
gal processes yesterday and the local
offices took inventories of the prop
erty.
The proprietors OF the four soft
drink parlors pleaded guilty to the
charge OF maintaining nuisances when
arraigned in court after the raid on
the places April 80.