The Mankato free press., 1922-06-16
GRADS AT GAINESVILLE
Commencement Takes Place Fine
Program Rendered

mencement of the GAINESVILLE higl
school was held at the tswn hal
Saturday evening at which time the
following program was rendered
Piano duet, Gertrude Schafer, Aver
IL Bromaghin. Statutory, Sadie Lynch
Address, DR.. E. A. jerks, University
of Minnesota. Vocal solo, Miss Ma.
BILE Nyquist. Valedictory, Oscar Ha.
ley. Presentation of Diplomas, J
M. Gordan, president of the board oi
education.
- There was quite a large crowd in
attendance though not as big as has
been customary in the past on Vthis
occasion. The town hall was very
splendidly decorated with flowers
and in an artistic manner. The fol-
lowing are the members OF the gra-
duating class, Averil Bromaghin
Ransom Eustice. Carol Geary, Os
car Haley, Sadie Lynch, Elizabeth
Savage, Gertrude Schafer and Ro-
The program for the class day ex
ercises as given at the town hal
on Friday evening is as follows
Piano solo, Mrs. f.. T.. Cahfll. Els
say. Some Modern Tendencies,
Rosalind Sexton. Class history, Ger.
trude Schafer. Song. Quartet-Hel.
en- Byron, Irene Keeiey, Blapche La
Mont Esther Berndt.
Class Prophecy, Ransome Eustice
Piano Solo. Guylct Gordon. Essay
"The Near East Relief" Elizabeth
! Savage. Glass WIZ, Averil Broma,
Chin, Presentation of Athletic Let
ters by Coach Cole.
The eighth grade graduates fol
1922 are: Leona Arnoldt, Esther
Berndt, Sybella Breuer, Angelint
Fisk. Loretta Fitzloff, Anna Foley
Veronica Foley, Laura Fratzke, Will.
ford Fratzke, Lois Haley, Morris
,Hodgidns, Arthur Eeeley, Gordon
Keyes, Margaret Kleeman, Walter
LundQuist, Ethelyn Marsh, Leonard
Marx, Mark Miller, Catherine o
Toole, Chester O'Toole, Valda Poster
Maybelle Spoor, Lester Swanson
George Tetzloff, Adelbert Walrath
Eleanor Wiste, Rosa Werth.
The regular monthly meeting o.
the Janesville Legion Post will be
held at the Odd Fellows hall Tues
day evering, June 13.
The Methodist Episcopal Ladies
Aid soctety will meet with Mrs
Walter Nyquist on Friday of this
week and the husbands are invited
| for supper. y
Frank Barden and Walter Gayel
of Omaha and Joe Byron of st. Pau
have come home for the summer
These young men have been at
tending college in the cities men
toned.
Next Wednesday, June IA, will be
bargain day in Janesville.
The Kumjoinus club held a VIE
ner roast on the lawn of the farm
residence of G. A. Baker. A good
time is reported.
A return engagement of the Bebe
Daniels Syncopated orchestra will
be played at the town hall on Tues
day evening. June 13. This thor
oughly superb aggregation of musi-
clans immensely delighted large
they are assured of hearty well
come when they come back.
A number from this place motor
ed out to the scene Of the railroad
wreck which occurred seven miles
east of this place early Tuesday
morning when eight cars Of No. 58i
an early eastbound time freight left
the rails at small wooden trestle
work The bridge was practically
demolished as were all the cars, but
one box car and refrigerator cal
loaded with eggs. A remarkable fea-
ture of this wreck was the-fact thai
the refrigerator car left the rails
and went into the ditch and thai
the eggs which made UP its con
tents were undamaged. Traffic was
tied up for about fifteen hours and
the Omaha wrecking outfit was
summoned from st. James to clear
the wreck. Trains were detored BY
way of the Minneapolis and Saint
Louis railroad from Waseca to Wa
terville and from there they went
into Mankato over the Great West
ern. The cause of the derailmen'
has not been determined.
Aulger Bros. Stock company has
been entertaining the people Of
GAINESVILLE and vicinity with a sue,
cession of fine plays. The people ol
in being able to Iave this theatri-
cal troupe within their midst.
The new oil station being con-
structed by a Waseca party repre-
senting an Independent oil concern
Is now practically complete and will
soon be opened for service to the
public.
Rapid progress is being made or
the new residence being built fol
F. D. MorrelI on Main street. The
foundation is already completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Santo of this
place have as guests this week Mr.
and Mrs. ]. H. Santo, who arrived
Friday from Boulder, Colo. For the
last three years the Santos have re-
sided at Guadalupe, Mexico, where
Mr.. Santo is superintendent of Z
gold and silver mine. They will re-
main for several weeks.
E. J. Brown OF West Frankfort
| ILL.,, is visiting his brother, Attorney
R. R Brown and mother.
Mrs. Fred Kent, president of the
Janesville w. r. c., wishes to ex-
tend thanks to the various societies
members of the Legion and to the
citizens who CO. operated so nobiy
to make the observance of Memo
rial day the success that it was.
Miss Clara Jaseritz, who for some
time has been assisting her uncle
Christ Grams in the care of his
wife, who is ill, returned to heI
home in the western part of the
state last week.
Attempted PIpestone Robbery.
PipeStone June IA daring at