The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-10-20
NEWS OF JANEsvrl.LE
Variety Of News happenings III v
faoe PssS Severai DAYS

fage Past Several Days
Janesyille October l4.---Rsv. and
Mrs. G. s. Perry were the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A L Price for one da!
last week, Rev and Mrs. Perry re.
side in St Paul. Rev. Perry has de-
cided to take a rest for q year and
accordingly did not take an assign
ment to a pastorate.
Il e. FOX OF Princeton visited his
sons Elmer of this place and Louis
at Waseca several days last week.
MRS. Alice Zimmerman OF Church
bridge, Saskatchewan, who had
been the guest of her brother, p. K
Empey several days, departed for
Sioux Falls, s. D., for, visit with
other relatives before returning
home.
Herbert Goltz, SON Of Ed Goltz, q
farmer living east Of town, who was
quite seriously injured some time
ago when a wagon loaded with su-
gar beets ran over him, is now much
improved. He also underwent an
operation for appendicities at the
Waseca City hospital. where he was
taken. ..
Edward Willis, SON of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Willis Of GAINESVILLE, has
accepted an appointment to the po-
sition OF assistant laboratoriam, bu-
reau of good roads. department OF
agriculture, Washington, d. c., and
has already gone to that city to as
sumo his duties.
The automobile firm of c. e.
solved. J. w. Jennfson, whs has
conducted his part Of the business
with marked sagaeitx and wisdom,
is retiring. Herbert Manthei, a
bright young man, succeeds him.
Mr.. Jennison will take q share in
the business in the reorganization
Of the firm.
Mrs. C. Cummis of Smiths Mill, a
member Of the GAINESVILLE w. R C.
gave very interesting talk to the
members Of the corp at their meet
ing here Saturday on the auxiliary
convention of the corps which was
held at Dies Moines in connection
with the National Encampment OF
the G. A. r. She was much pleased
at the entertainment received
through the hospitality Of the peo-
pie Of that city, the good times and
the many rides. The principal i'm
pressions that she left OF the occa
sion in that city was the few old
soldiers in attendance and the mo-
bleness and huge scope of the work
which will be carried out in the fu-
William Marsh has returned from
North Dakota, where he was en-
ployed In the harvest fields for sew
eral months. On his return he stop
ped in st. Paul to visit a brother a
couple of days and in Winona.
The Ladies of st. Anne's Catholic
church have resumed serving sup
pers every two weeks In the ODD
Fellows hall. On Thursday the
second supper Of the season was
served and was well attended.
The opening dinner and supper
| for the Grand Hotel will be held
Sunday, the occasion being the re-
opening of that hotel for business
AIS Melody Boys win play at each
meal.
Paul II. shuldt OF winona come.
to this place as the new manager
of the Standard Lumber Co., office
Mr.. Hartwick is retiring because oil
Ill health. The family has already
removed to this place.
Senator Rask viii deliver an ad
dress on Wednesday evening oil
next week on matters affecting tax
alton.
Mr., and Mrs. ]. e. Hennessey OF
Excelsior, Mimi, drove down Thurs
the guests Of friends and acquafn.
tances. Mr.. Hennessey is the pro-
prietor Of five Independent lumber
yards and seventeen years ago was
manager of the local Standard Lnm-
Der Co. Office at this plaza.
Rev. Baldwin OF Faribault will
occupy the pulpit Of the Episcopal
church met with Mrs. r. L H
sion of the ladies' auxiliary of this
church met with Mrs. r L. H.
Britton on Thursday afternoon. A
deanory meeting was held at Wa
SEGA on Wednesday attended by a
delegation from the church here.
1t has been arranged for Governor
]. A. o. Preus and Senator Frank
kellogg to stop of at this place on
Monday, October %, while driving
through from Mankato to Waseca.
A stop of a half hour will be. made,
the party reaching here at one
o'clock in the afternoon. Gov. Preus
will deliver ten minute address
and an opportunity will be given
the citizens of GAINESVILLE and vici-
nifty to greet both the Governor and
Senator Kellogg with a handshake.
Edward Quade, q structural en-
gineer, employed by Minneapolis
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. H.
Quade. on Monday he left for Clo-
quet to have charge Of a large
amount of structural rebuilding In
that city.