The Mankato free press., 1923-07-06
and carried baskets or sweet peas.

Grated in pink and white flowers. At
the conclusion of the ceremony a
sumptuous three course dinner was
served at the home of the bride to
invited guests and members of the
families. The couple who are well
known people of this community and
vicinity will reside on the grooms
farm in Wilton and are deserving of
congratulations and much joy and
happiness.
Mont, has joined his family as
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. H. D.
Ayars until after the fourth when he
will continue on his eastern trip.
DR.. T. M. Joyce has done a vast
amount of personal work and is en-
titled to the commendation and sup
port Of the people in affecting the
reorganization of the baseball team
and contributing to it's success.
The Janesville Commercial club
should be reorganiZed. A town is
dead without some sort of unity to
make things go. And our men have
shown marked ability to maintain
such a club in the past with a mark
ed degree of success. It's just a
question of getting together again in
order that they may act on things in
common.
William Marsh is home from Mo-
line, ILL.,, where he has been employ
ed since January in the John Deere
Implement Works.
Mrs. S. E. Severson has as her
guest Miss Gladys Epgbritson of Du
luth.
Thanks to the vigorous work of
&c hnr
gravelled and people may now come
and drive their cars through the
principal business street of James =
vile with the assurance of good
roads.
Mrs. Alice McGrath Of st. Paul has
been visiting her sister Mrs. A. Will
son at Woodlawn farm and other rel
atives for some time.
Those from district 81 in this vi
cinity had graduated at the county
commencement exercises held at
Waseca for the rural schools are
Marie Hinton. Dous Hundquist and
Clifford Morrill,. Miss Dorothy Dav-
idson of Mankato was the teacher
during the past year.
Miss Verna Goltz daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Goltz residing east of
this place was a member of the
graduating class of nurses from the
st. Paul City and County Hospital
and has already accepted a position
at the Waseca county hospital.
Henry Morrill, is confined to his
rooms at the Dunham hotel unable to
work on account of rheumatic
trouble An improvement in his
condition is hoped for in the near
future.
Sheriff Wadd and County Attor-
ney Spillane of Waseca transacted
business in our city Thursday.
Judge of Probate r. R. Brown of
Waseca called on Janesville friends
Thursday.
N. D. Hoover and three grand chill
dren of Frederick, Wis, with his
wife drove through in a Ford car
reaching GAINESVILLE Thursday morn :
ing for visit to the town where he
spent his youth. He was born and
raised in the old village of Janesville
moving away before the town was
moved to its present location. Re
turning he was greatly surprised at
the vast changes and the progress
that has taken place with the old
buildings and old friends he used to
know gone and the modern village
which has taken its place. The
Hoovers were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Cahill at old town and
also drove to Waldorf,
John Sparks together with his
wife, son and daughterin law of
Bemidji, while going through on a
trip to Des Moines with the car
stopped in this city for brief visit.
Mr.. Sparks left GAINESVILLE thirty two
years ago and this is his first visit
since leaving He was astonished at
the changes which have taken place
the number of new buildings that
have gone up and the growth Of the
residence portion as well as the
prosperous appearance OF this farm :
ing section.
Mrs. Falb of Forest City, Iowa, is
expected home Monday to spend a
week visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. C. H. Schafer. Mr.. Falb is ex-
pected next Saturday with his car
and they will return home Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Erickson of Faribault
will arrive Monday and remain a
week visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. John Janke.
Mr.. and Mrs John Finley on their
late trip to the northern part of the
state spent a night at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Schafer,
brother of Charley, Otto and Henry
Schafer, of this place. They inform
the correspondent that Mr.. and Mrs.
Schafer are located in an elegant
modern home and that Mr.. Schafer
has made good. Arthur Fitzloff, for
merly of this place, is also at Fin
layson. the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Schafer where he is cashier of the
bank in that town and is also max
ing a great success Mr. Schafer is
also president of that bank. 1t speaks
we'll for the both of them that they
are making such great strides in big
fields of endeavor.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fox returned
from Lake Francis Monday where
they spent a few days and leave this
coming week for Forest City, Iowa
their future home.