The Mankato free press., 1923-11-02

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district court were continued until
the matter OF the receiyership Of
court ordered receivers account to
be allowed. The law arm of Hughes
and Baker appeared for the re-
taking Of the deposition of G. D.
Evan Hughes represented the re.
spondent.
The county treasurer's Office was
crowded this morning with tax
payers Of the county paying their
October settlement. Tomorrow. Oc-
tober 81, is the last day for pay
Inent Of the last half Of the real es-
tate tax without penalty.
Robert Plinge was a reckless driv-
er In Rochester Saturday night. His
car smashed into three other autos.
Yesterday Plinge was before the po-
lice court Judge and fined 800. Part
Of this fine was suspended on his
promise to pay for the repair or the
damaged autos.
The case Of A. T. Culhane, charg-
ed with assault In the second de-
gree, was continued until November
16, by Judge William Stradtmann In
municipal court this morning.
Marriage licenses were issued yes
terday afternoon to Luverne T.
Plagemann to wed Miss Alma E.
Rux and to John A. Felber to marry
LYDIA Lillian Hanel, by the clerk OF
district court. All parties are resi-
dents OF Blue Earth county.
Frank Frederick Of Madison Lake
was held up on street In Mtnnea :
polls Monday night and robbed OF
$40, according TO q story published
In The Minneapolis Journal.
Mrs. J. A. Van Bogart received
word this morning that her cousin,
Mrs. Mary Volk, passed away. yes
terday at one o'clock at her home
in st. Peter. Funeral services will
be held tomorrow afternoon at two
o'clock from Mrs. Volk's home. 205
Madison avenue, st. Peter. She had
many friends in this city who will
regret her passing.
Redwing chicken fanciers are
talking up a poultry show for that
city during the coming winter.
Rev. r. w. Howard of Birchdale.
Mimi. will tell the thrilling story Of
his twenty years of pioneering in
the Rainy River country, at the
Congregational church, Thursday
evening, November /. The public
is cordially invited. A free will OF
fering will be taken.
Mrs. Rose Fredell passed away
this morning t.6:23 at st. Joseph's
hospital. death being caused from
complications. She was born March
20, 1854 and has made her home in
this city for the past thirty years
Mrs. Fredell has been q patient suf-
ferer for the past six months and
endeared herself to all those who
came in contact with her, because
Of her cheerfulness. She leaves to
survive her passing, three sons and
two daughters: Paul Of Anaheim,
Cal. Philip of this city: Jules OF
Butte, Mont; Mrs. ANGELA Champ
man of this city and Mrs. Mark
King Of st. Paul. All Of the child :
rem were at her bedside at the time
Of her death except Paul and Jiles,
the latter being unable to arrive
until later in the day. The body
was taken to Landkammer's Under
taking parloFs and arrangements for
the funeral will be announced later.
later. H.
Fairmont Sentinel: Harry Mon
son, manager OF the Standard OF!
company at Des Moines and form
erly OF Mankato, visited In Fairmont
with Reuben Ward Saturday after
noon. Friends Of Mr.. Munson will
regret to hear that his health is
impaired and that, he has been COM
pelled to give up active work for q
time. He says ne will spend a few
weeks on farm near Madelia.
drink fresh milk, inhale good old
southern Minnesota air and get in
good shape again.
Merle Blaisdell of Pemberton. ar
rested on complaint of q girl about
fifteen years old. was bound over to
district court by Judge William
Stradtmann in municipal court this
morning following q hearing Of the
case. His bond was fxed at $3.50 to
appear In dtstr1ct court on NoVem-
Der IA. Marie NJ. Hammer, COM
planning witness for the state, was
on the witness stand during most of
the hearing this morning. Under
cross examination she became con-
fused as to the dates Of the alleged
acts committed with Blaisdell.
!. Edwin Rantig, pleaded guilty to
drunkenness in the police court to-
day. He was sentenced to pay a
fine Of SIS or serve seven days in
the county iail. He was sent to Jail
when he failed to pay his fine. Har-
lev Bagley, charged with the same
offense pleaded guilty before Judge
William Stradtmann In municipal
court and was sentenced to pay a
fine of SIS. The fine was paid.