The Mankato free press., 1923-07-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Garth Armstrong an.
nounce the birth OF q son. He has
''sG r.. n:aSa ana Iss. SSaa h. ,. ryrho.m an.
nounce the birth Of daughter at
st, Jossph's hospital. She has been
named, Audrey Jean.
The Southeastern Minnesota Bar
association, meeting IN Winona,
elected officers as follows: =. N.
Wilson Of Rcd Wing was elected
4 president, Henry o. Christensen Of
Rochester was elected VICE presi-
dent, while Harold 8. Nelson OF
OwAtonna and Samuel Lord, Jr., Of
Albert Lea, were 70 elected sscre-
tary and treasurer respectively.
owatonna Peoples Press: The
funeral services over the remains of
Mrs. Mary Thisie, VINO passed away
at the home Of her son. Gus Thiele
Of this city, Thursday morning fol-
lowing an attack Of heart trouble,
were held yesterday afternoon at
the house. Rev. A. N. Hanson OF
the Associated church was In charge
ef the services. The interment took
place In the Degner cemetery near
| Pratt. Out OF town relatives
who attended the funeral were: Mr..
and Mrs. William Thiele and daugh-
ters, Gladys and 1rms OF Superior.
Wis. Mrs. John TODD, Of Superior,
wis, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Thiele, OF
Aiken, MINI; I'd Thiele Of Park
Fails, WIS; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fffer
and danghter Muriel Of Oxford, Wis;
| Albert Thlele. OF JanesNlle, Wis;
and Miss HaSel Thiele Of Msnkato.
EaniAto youth: "Xn eight year old
boy Who has wanted q pup dog" for
the greater portion Of his brief life
to date II now happy. Monday he
secured the pup In unexpected fash
ion. II all came about this way. The
boy IN the case. Forrest Farr, was
q member Of picnic party at Min
eral Springs park Monday after
noon. Some campers had left the
park and their little pup had been
left hshind to whine and grieve.
The park foreman took charge of
the lost puppie and Forrest entered
into the case. Il was agreeable to
all concerned for the pup to be ad-
opted into the Ferr family and he
has been named Tippy. A thorough
shampoo has put Tippy into posi-
tion to 90 anywhere with respect,
and several feeds have raised his
self esteem considerably. Forrest
and Tippy visited the editorial
offices Of The Daily Peoples Press
yesterday morning. when Forrest
applied for work carrying papers to
Owatonna homes"
Mankato's police department had
but very little TO do Saturday night.
A few telephone calls came into the
station, but they were Of little i'm
portance, and there We're no
"drunks" on the streets. Nowadays
the poiice make very few arrests for
drunkenness in Mankato. While
there may be bootleggers lurking
1 about town, they are not 30 numer-
ous and they are not rs brazen as
they were. II Is reported that moon
sinners are complaining that their
/ liquid Is not bringing the high price
that II did formerly.
Franklyn H. Lemon. for twenty
three years deputy warden OF the
Minnesota State penitendary and for
twelve years deputy warden OF the
federal prison at Fort Leavenworth,
died of heart disease at his home IN
| Pasadena, Calf, according to word
received Saturday by st. 4, Pau
friends. .. 49,
There is q shortage OF farm help
In South Dakota, according to re-
ports received from that state.
william Hoy, arrested by chst
Landmark and Officer Kacheimyer
yesterday on the charge OF reckless
driving. was this morning sentenced
BY Judge William Stradtman to pay
sworn to a complaint charging Wal
ter Viuing width the theft Of some
new potatoes, valued at $3.50 and
belonrins to John Searles. Claud
harp arrested by Officer William
Rader last night on the charge OF
drpnkennass, was this morning SEN
toncsd by Judge Stradtmann to pay,
a fine OF SIS or spend ten days IN
the county Jail. In default OF the
fine, the defendant was sent to jail.
Vivid colorings Of bathing suits
and CAPS make the North Mankato
bathing beach scene Of unusual
attractiveness. Usually there are
from nfty 70 one hundred swimmers
and bathers in the river each even
ing, From all appearances the
mothers and fathers are having as
much fun and enjoyment as the
Riddles. One Of the best features Of
| the bathing beach is the fact that the
smallest OF children can bathe In It.
Last night q group Of mothers and
their little ones were out IN the
Again, fathers were teaching their
small boys to swim. The whole
family can 20 and have an outing
together without practically any ex.
pense at all, The river 10 spaced on
water having the time OF their lives.
20 10 beyond the boundry line.
for a distance OF about four or five
i hundred feet and no one 10 permitted
There are diving boards. waker logs
and fioating RATS az an extra feature
Of enjoyment. Many OF the bathers
1 who are learning TO swim are us
| Ing rubber tires As bodily support
inStead Of the customary water
TIE beach is opened from one to
| ave- -thirty O'clock In the sxening and
from seven until ten O'Clock at night.
II 10 electric lighted and the beach
| and the river makes. an attractive
place St night with the reflection Of
the waters upon the gayly dressed
bathers. The Canoe club. which has
O dock Just below the beach. u out
inits canoes each evening, rowing up
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