The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-02-24
Marshal In Mapleton
Was Injured In Fall
Olaf Olson Slipped On Piece OF
Ice; Bones Broken;
Notes
Especial to The Free Press.l


Marshal Olaf Olson met with a pain
full accident while on his way down
town Saturday evening. In some
manner or other he slipped on a
small patch of ice which resulted In
the breaking of both bones in his left
leg. He was carried home and DIR.
Bomberger was called to administer
/ to the injury
Mrs. George Michel and little
daughter Marie are visiting at the
Henry Troendle home.
Miss Lura Schlingerman. who is
teaching at Pennington spent the
week end with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Schlingerman.
The second dance held at the Le-
gion hall Friday evening was largely
attended Fifty six numbers being
sold. The last dance before Lent
will be held at the hall this Friday
evening. February "a.
Mrs. Frank Segar and daughters Of
Wells spent few days last week at
the Simon home
Miss Esther Kreuer Is again en-
ployed as bookkeeper at the Lille
garage.
The men of the local and Good
Thunder parishes will hold their sec
ond annual banquet and smoker in
the auditorium of ST. Theresa's church
on "Wednesday evening Feb. % Fol-
lowing the dinner a program of speak
ing and music will be given Mrs. Fran
ces Vincent one of the prominent vo
calists of the Twin Cities will oppear
Override Thoendle of this place, who
is pianist of note will also appear
in favorite group of instrumental
music. The speakers for the evening
are Rev. Emil Van Hoenackere of
Madelia and P. w. O'Grady Of Wash
ington, d. c. Tickets may be secured
by the members Of the parishes from
the following who are in charge: VIM.
Troendle, c. 81. Leiferman, NJ. ]. Ry-
an. Pierce Norton, Frank OBrien and
Joe McGuiggan.
Star circle the hostesses for the com
Ing year were chosen. They are as
follows. March 2-tMesdames Joe
Schimmele, Ada Stevens, John Johns
ton and the Misses Susan Sutton and
Gertrude Johnson; March 80 -
Mesdames, T. M. Hamp, T. B Taylor,
J: T; Starkey, Frank Goodrich. Miss
Edith Alderman; April 2O-Mes-
danes J; N; Johnson. B. F. Taylor
H EnsenH su,, Ha sngyi J. N; coggeshall.
danes, c M. Credicott, Judd Cornell.
J. SEmerson. Emma Cornell, Miss
Edith Cotton; June 15-Mrs. Frank
krouss, Misses Frances Verona and
Cecilia Pagel and Mabel Hanson:
July 20-Mesdames J. T ,Goff, Rebec-
ca Ellis, John Slater. Harold. Healy,
Miss Kittie Ward; Aug. 24.-Mesdam
es Calvin Young B. F. McGregor,
Chas Phoehl, L. w. Kreuger, Miss
Lucia Spaulding; Sept 21-Mesdam-
Greiner, VIM. Morrow. Miss Agnes
Morrow: Oct 19-Mesdames T. c..
Busse, R B. Hanna, H. C. Hotaling
julius Stanzel, Miss Alice Bomber.
ger; Nov 1S-Mesdames H. M. Berry.
j II. Starkey Frank Penhitef, ]. n.
Dobie, Miss Verona Dietz; Dec. IL
Mesdames, Hattie Wilde, w. F Beise
G. T. Schweitzer, VIM. Strobel Miss
Margaret Emerson
at ST. James visited over the week
end at the w. A. Hanna home.
This Is the last opportunity to call
attention to the sale Of Chester White
soWs and gifts at the Lille Garage
on Friday February "a, commencing
at two o'clock. J. F. Bell and~Son are
holding the sale and from their cato
log some idea of the blood lines rep
resented in the Offering can be OBJ
tained. The gifts, and sows will be
presented in good thrifty condition
and we feel sure will make good for
those who purchase them AS stated
In our precious mention, this is the
first sale the above breeders have
held in this section. Existing condi-
lions are most favorable for the in
vestment of pure bred stock and the
coming sale is peculiarly opportune
time for prospective buyers. Present
pr1ces assure to buyers a certain de-
gree OF profit and with the number of
high class Chester Whites Included in
this salt the buyers are accorded a.
further advantage. The Offering CON
sists Of 80 head Of bred sows and
gifts, bred to the two herd boars Fox
Eye and North Star The latter was
awarded first prize in the senior
boar class at the recent Mankato fair.
Fox Eye will be on sale as WIN al
30 fve fall pigs sired by Royal War
NOT s9Ss9. We certainly commend
this sale offering. Everyone is guar
anteed and are all immune. The
terms of the sale are cash, or ten
months time will be given on good
bankable paper at eight per cent. Par
ties from a distance are requested To
furnish late bank references. Free en-
tertainment will be furnished of +he
North Side Cafe to those from a dis
lance.
Mrs. q G. Argetsinger entertained
the members Of her Sunday school
Glass at her home Saturday afternoon.
A delicious luncheon was served Ar
the close Of the afternoon.
Mrs William Seefeldt and Robt
klinger went to Minnesota Lake Sat
urday afternoon for short visit with
relatives. Wall
Miss Dorothy Argetsinger who IS
attending school in Mankato visited
over the week end with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. q G. Argetsinger.
Mrs II. G. Hotaling attended the
session Of Minnesota Editorial asso-
citation in st. Paul the latter part of
last week.
At two o'clock on SATURDAY. the
vows were pliehted which united in
wedlock Miss Elizabeth Borchert and
a. W. Kimball Of Leith North Dakota
1t was only quiet home wedding
with only the intimate family In AFT.
tendance. The ceremony was per.
formed by Rev. Gustav Melbv at the
home of the brides mother Mrs. VIII
liam Borchert. The ceremony was
followed with wedding dinner. The
bride is the second daughter of Mrs.
VIM. Borchert and grew to woman
hood In the village About six wears
ago she went to Leith where she has
since been employed as assistant