The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-09-22
GAINESVILLE NEWS

~ IL oCudIcI was pdSSSuSSI 10
st. Paul Thursday night on business.
Raphael Gilday, son-ef Mrs. H. H.
Gilday of GAINESVILLE, arrived home
Thursday last on twenty day fur
Tough. Mr.. Gilday enlisted in the
United States navy two years ago.
He occupies the position as store
keeper and is stationed on the bat
tleship Florida now laid up al Bos-
ton for repairs having recently re-
turned from duty in southern waters
During the time that he was south
Mr.. Gilday visited the Panama Canal
He also made stops in Trinidad, Cuba
st. Thomas, st. Kits and Halifax. At
the latter place he found the hos
pitality. of the people, who as whole
are English, extremely proverbial.
The young mans friends here are in
tensely pleased to greet him once
more.
DR.. Arthur Quade, son of H. F.
Quade OF this place, is home on a
brief visit with his parents. He at
present Is located at Davenport, Ia,
and after perfecting himself in the
|x-ray department, win establish him
self in some city for the practice of
his profession of chiropractics.
Mrs VIM. Marsh returned from
Lewiston, this state, Saturday after
a several weeks visit in that place.
A number OF autos bearing some
Faterville business men and a unique
musical organization passed through
this place Tuesday, boosting for the
street fair in that city this week.
All who possibly could get away &C
companied the GAINESVILLE baseball
team to Mankato Tuesday to. attend
the fair and be on hand for the
game.
The addition and new front porch
being constructed by A. D. Sackett
to his residence is about completed.
The Madison Lake Times in its is
sue of last week committed an error
in stating that the GAINESVILLE base
ball team did not win the game with
the colored team in Mankato recent
ly. The umpire was not GAINESVILLE
man and the GAINESVILLE team had no
control or string over him in any de-
gree.
Emil Miller was in the twin cities
several days last week to take in
the state fair and to attend a meet
ing of the state business mems asso
citation.
AS a result of an alteration VIM.
Pream and Henry Morrill, engaged in
The band concert on the streets Sat
urday night for which they both were
arrested. Monday forenoon a hear
ing was held before Justice Of the
peace J. A. Henry. who imposed a
fine of SO and costs.
he band concert on the streets Sat
urday evening was very largely at
tended in spite of the rather chilly
atmosphere. The band has been very
ably and successfully directed by the
leader Alfred Nyquist, and their con-
certs have ben a source of extreme
pleasure to those who have heard
them.
The Princess theater put on a very
fine movie production Friday and
Saturday night, called "Peck's Bad
Boy" It was secured through the
efforts of the efficient manager. ]. P.
Brueur.
On Saturday last the GAINESVILLE
pavilion, erected two years ago by
the GAINESVILLE fire department at the
time the Southern Minnesota tourna
ment was held here at cost OF ap-
prcximately $1,000, was sold at auc-
ton with J. A. Gallagher as auc-
tioneer. G. J. Fratzke was the high
est and the successful bidder, his
figures being $410. The venture
which at first romised to be So great
a success turned out to be a dead
loss. Mrs Florence Cahill was the
successful bidder on the piano which
went at S27 20