The Mankato free press., 1923-07-06
NURS or NEWS

The saltwater Gazette mas tue
following to say Of former Manka-
10 boy: What he considers record
run to and from st. Paul In fifty
minutes of actual driving, Rudy
Bienapfl of the Gazette force takes
irst honor in race against time to
save the day so The Gazette may
be out on time. The run was made
IN a Chevrolet and as he puts it:
she's some buggy The reason for
this is: Machine went down; couiu
get no parts here; had to do the
best could; speed cut no figure.
Drove so fast they couldn't get me.
Moral: Try an get me-" Rudy Bien-
aph Is a son Of Police Officer Frank
Bienapf of Mankato.
S. G. Olson Of Albert Lea yester-
day filed a petition of voluntary
with Miss Lenore Dav-
les, deputy clerk of the United
States court. Mr.. Olson places his
liabilities at $3,176,45 his assets at
$3.50 and his exemptions at 5000.
Frank Brabender, janitor at the
city hall, was busily engaged yester-
day afternoon in putting a new coat
Of red war paint on the indians" or
silent policemen which are used for
traffic guides,
One of the most delightful lake
homes on Lake Francis is the one
occupied and owned by Miss Minnie
Lindfeldt, the Jackson street mil
liner of this city. The charming
cottage is artistically planned and
furnished inside, and the
grounds are ideally located on
wooded knoll adjoining the lake.
Last evening she entertained a few
friends at a chicken dinner, the first
course being that of fruit cocktail
served in thimbles and neatly
placed on waterlillies with the
white blossom and green leaf. The
house and table decorations were
white waterlillies, white daisies and
peonas.
Louis Garbarding of Lake Crystal
was arraigned before Judge William
on the charge Of non
support Of one of his minor child
rem. Previous to this the defendant
was arrigned on the same charge,
but owing to the fact that he had
made certain payments his case was
continued until today. The case to-
day was recontinued today until
July 30, and the defendant required
to furnish bond for his appearance
on that date.
Joseph F. Gleason Of this city was
arrested this morning on warrant
sworn to by A. H. Spiering. who
charged the defendant with assault
In the third degree. Te defendant
when arraigned before Judge Will
liam Stradtmann asked for a con-
tinuance Of te case until tomorrow
which was granted. Mr..
Gleason was let go on his own re-
cognizance.
frank Phillips of this city made
to the police this morn
ing that gang of boys are making
trouble for gardners In Dukes ad-
ditfon near the terminal of the street
car tracks. People owning lots In
that part Of the city, which they
have planted to garden stuff, have
tool boxes in which they lock their
garden implements. These boxes
have been broken into, and tools
stolen. Vegetables have been de-
stroyed In some instances. The po-
lice have promised to Investigate.
By a vote of three to two, Martin
county commissioners voted $85,000
bonds to construct the Sherburn-
Fairmont highway. This action was
taken after an affidavit, signed by
Of the commission who met
with Commissioner c. M. Babcock
in ST. Paul Monday stating that Mr..
Babcock had assured them that the
road would be constructed, was pre-
sented to County Commissioner Ed
man. who was holding up his vote
until a letter to that effect was re-
ceived from the highway depart
ment.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Roger More
hart, Los Angeles, Calf, June IA, a
son. Mrs. Morehart was Kathleen
Martin. The young man has heen
named Jack Martin Morehart.
The infant daughter. of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence H. Herriey passea
away Sunday morning at 11:So
o'clock. She had been sick Tor the
last two weeks with whooping cough
and pneumonia. She was fourmontns
and ten days old. Funeral services
were held at two o'clock this aIter-
noon at the Landowners undertak-
inr parlors and the remains will be
laid in Glenwood cemetery.
A marriage license was issued
TO George A. Pleiss, in the
district clerk of court office. to we'd
Miss Mercedes M. Ulmen. The couple
were later married in the probate
court office by Judge Harry A. John
son.
Mrs. Lillian Munson swore to .
this morning charging
her husband, Walter Munson, with
non support.
Women engaged in home demon
stration work in this county under
he direction of Miss Susan Hough,
county home demonstration agent,
will hold a picnic at the farm home
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Armstrong
two miles west Of Good Thunder,
Thursday, July IL. Miss Julia New
ton, of the state university farm Will
address the ladies on home demon
strafion work. 1t is planned to have
q picnic dinner at noon.
Thieves broke into the North
western company's depot at Triumph
Friday night and got away with,
$3.50.