The Mankato free press., 1922-07-14
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES
They Were Carried Out At ST.
Annes, Church. Janesyille

Annes' Church, GAINESVILLE
Janesville, July 7.-Exceedingly
impressive services were conducted
at St Anne's Catholic church here
Friday last week. In the forenoon
Rev. Michael Glynn celebrated his
first mass in ais home church.
Probably the largest congregation
that had ever assembled within
the walls of this sanctuary was
there to greet him. The young
priest, who was born and raised in
this locality, has an immense host
Of friends and acquaintances, and
these with others some Of whom
were on hand as an encouragement
that his future might be crowned
with success. Beautiful music very
appropriate to this occasion was
rendered by the choir. The follow
ing were the out of town guests
present: Sisters M. Anastacia,
Cnrysvstrom, Cyperian, Gilbert and
Shooter, relatives of Father Glynn,
Mr.. l. McHugh and F.. Soaring, who
are taking courses for the priest
hood were present. Other priests
there were Right Reverend P. R.
Hoffron Of Winona, Bishop; Rev.
Mgr. Murphy, Rochester; Rev. p.
Kerner, Owatonna; Rev S. Trainor,
Waseca; Rev. H. McKonna, Win
dom; Rev. w. Glendon, Noary;
Rev w. Coleman, Winona; Rev p.
Barthelmew. Winona; Rev. P: Hac-
New Richland, Rev. F. Sexton,
Lacy, Wash. Rev. F. Finnegan Albert
Lea; Rev. H. Boecaer, Heron Lake;
Rey. l. ODay, Madison Lake; Rev.
F. Mcmahon, Mankato; Rev. R.
Bardon, New Albany; Rev. ]. Nc
Shane, Winona; Rev. r. Gallagher,
Winona; Rev d. Cunningham, Chi
cago; Rev. w. Bryon, st. Mary;
Rev. Austin Kinsolla, st. Cloud;
Rev. Martin Donovan, Belle Plaine.
On Friday afternoon >at three o.
clock class Of forty eight children
and six adults were confirmed, un-
der the direction of Father Condron.
Bishop Heffron of Winona delivered
a very forceful and eloquent SER
mon.
The many friends of Elmo Nyq-
uist Of this place are glad to learn
that he is improving under treat.
ment at Immanuel hospital, Man
kato. Mr.. Nyquist received pain
full and serious injuries recently
when he fell from a load of hay
onto the end of fork handle.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Willsey are in
Minneapolis for two weeks sas
guests of Rev. and Mrs. L. A. Will
sey.-On their return trip they will
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Taylor at
Northfeld.
Among those who took in the
Fourth Of July celebration in Man
kato from this place were H. Fore
man, Ole NyGuts \ "a.
man, Dewey Davidson, Art Schultz,
Tom Lynch Theodore CahiIl, Jed
Strunk Dudley Williston, Mr.. and
Mrs. Milldexter, ]. o'Neill, A. H.
Henry. ,E.....
Mrs. j. A. Henry spent the fourth
at Mankato as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs, Smith.
Mankato had by far the best and
most successful Fourth of July cell
ebration to be seen anywhere in
Minnesota outside of the twin Cit
les. This city has an ideal central
location, conveniently reached, and
the attractions the Mankato Fair
association secures to entertain the.
people are unsurpassed by none
others. They are clean and show
the finest of sportsmanship and
are carried out as rule without
incident or mishap. People can rest
assured that they will always re
ceive the best of everything and in
most courteous maner wnen they
60 to- Mankato.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Keyes and two
sons Gordon and Buford motored
to Mankato for. the Fourth.
August Yonke and family drove
to Burtum where they spent sew
eral days including the Fourth of
July. ..
Robert Bartelmehs and family
drove to Mankato the Fourth OF
July. They motored to Waseca be-
fore returning home.
Miss Helen Hollobo has accepted
a position at the central office OF
the Cannon Valley Telephone COM
pany here. }