The Mankato free press., 1923-10-05
NUBS or NEWS

Arden Knutson of Lake Crystal
has been elected a member Of the
executive committee that will have
charge of All Hamline day, Hamline
university, St. Paul. Wednesday,
Uctoper 40, has been designated by
the student council as ali Hamline
Gay ana a holiday Will be granted ~
All hamline stuoents and facuity. A
class scrap between the freshman
and sophomore classes and a football
game with members Of the junior
and senior classes as contestants
VIII feature the holiday at the uni
Versity.
DR.. c. d. Snow is in receipt of a
letter, which with the aid OF an
airplane a portion OF the distance
made partly good time. The letter
Hazel Snow who is in the. govern
and was written October 20. 1t ar
rived in New York by boat October
q and Saturday noon October 29
the letter was IN DR.. Shows hands.
1t came from New York to- Chicago
by airplane.
The following are the names of
the out of town relatives who at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Joe
Frederick at Madison Lake, We'd
nesday morning. September 26;
Mrs. Mary Tierney, mother; Ann
and Adalyn Tierney, sisters; Mrs.
Jay Knapp, sister, Jay Knapp and
daughter Edna, all of Minneapolis,
Mimi, T. A. Tierney, brother. of
-Atwater, Mimi, Mrs Andy TAFT,
sister and Celia TAFT, niece of Kan
diyohi, MINI, Mrs. George Bennett,
cousin; Dr. Margaret Clefton, cou-
| sin; and Marie and Joe )Clefton all
Of st. Paul
Funeral services over the re-
mains of an infant child of Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Blank Of Nicollet were
held this afternoon, Rev. William
H. Wiener Of this city conducting
the services at Zion Evangelical
church at Nicolla.
George Allie, aged twenty five, has
had a career as q .balloonist and
parachute jumper. He attempted an
ascension at Redwing and was bad
ly injured. Partially recovered he
has returned to his home at Hazel,
MINI.
A Ford automobfles accidentally
crashed through a plate glass win
dow at Faribault The window was
completely shattered. The Ford es-
capped without a scratch.
A Business Woman's league and
Study club is being organized in this
city for the purpose Of furthering
the business. social and intellectual
interests OF the woman Of Mankfto.
A study club is to be formed under
the University Extension society,
giving intensive training in the
higher phases OF business life. All
women and girles engaged in bust
invited to become members, especi-
ally those desirious OF qualifying
for the positions higher up in the
business world. ForN details make
appointment by phone or card with
Mrs. Mildred Sits, Ben Pap Hotel.
A free nutritional clinic will be
held for all children up to six years
of age, at the sanitarium OF the I'm
manuel hospital Wednesday morn
ing at 10 A. NJ.
A marriage license was issued
this morning to Arthur p. Bergner,
of Mankato, to wed Miss Shirley
Helena Churchill Of Chicago at the
clerk of court Office.
Walter Boehlan while hunting at
r okn "ifo tho old ATarIr UYilHc q
place, yesterday bagged a teal duck,
which had metal tag on one leg
bearing No. 23264S. This tag was
placed on the birdby the biological
survey with the request that it be
notified II the bird were shot Game
Warden w. K. .Polzinswill see that
the tag is sent 10 the biological sur
yey department at Washington.
D. G.
The Methodist ladies will hold a
rummage sale the last week in Oc-
tober. Please save donations.
Madison Lake Times: Colonel J.
NJ. Barclay is very busy man
these days harvesting a very heavy
crop of apples in HIS orchard. Mr..
Barclay has taken good care of his
orchard and sprayed it very
thoroughly and the result has some
choice fruit which Is in great de-
mand and he Is making shipmen ents
daily TO many points within the
radius of several hundred miles. At
present he is loading a car which
will be shipped to North Dakota.
Mr.. Barclay has about 500 trees
which are bearing this year and
mately $500 bushels. His creates.
difficulty lies In securing sufficient
help to pick the apples before they
get too ripe #.'
The story in The Mankato Free
Press of yesterday relative to- the
Pricess Of coal in Mankatof this win