The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-12-07

| panions, Roy Cramer and Anton
Penheiter III the vicinity of Beau
ford The wolf, according to G. l.
Kennedy, county auditor, was the
largest that has been brought in
for bounty this year. The wolf was
Of the timber variety and measured
over SIX feet from the tip Of his
nose to the end of It's tail. Several
other large wolves have been seen
In the vicinity of Beauford recently
according to the hunters.
A petition was filed in probate
court today for the administration
and probate Of the estate Of Sarah
Hewson who died recently at her
home In Amboy. The petition cited
that the estate was valued at Slo,-
500 In real estate and was left TO
two surviving daughters, Elizabeth
HewsQn and George Dredge, both oil
Amboy. John II. Dredge Of Amboy
is named as administrator Of the
estate.
Oscar Christopherson of Window
was arrested last night by the no
lice on the charge Of drunkenness
and disorderly conduct. It is alleged
that Christopherson got into a fang
lie with taxi driver by refusing to
pay his fare, and later resisted ar
rest. The defendant entered a plea
OF guilty and was sentenced TO pay
D hne OF $25 and was required to
settle for HIS taxi fare. G. NJ. Ander-
! son OF Waseca arrested by the po-
| lice on the charge OF drunkenness,
was this morning sentenced to pay
a fne Of SIS. In default Of this, the
fdetepdai1t was sent to the county
jail for i've days.
Miles Chenoweth Of lie Hitler.
who is employed as elevator man at
the National Citizens bank building
was removed to st. Joseph's hospi-
tai on Thursday and upon exaT1ina-
ton It was found he was suffering
nth appendicitis the appendix
ich had broken and gangrene al
Ie4Sy set in. Mr.. Chenoweth is a
man seventy years Of age and is
making remarkable recovery for
one of his age.
salet store. IS confined to her home
on account OF illness.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
wartZ, 623 North Front street.
sven, pound baby girl. December 2.
b Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Waters OF
Madison, s. D., are the parents OF
"a seven pound baby girl. born De-
cember at st. Joseph's hospital
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Miss Nav Smith, employed at the
Taft Of Mapleton. an eight mound
bsby boy last night at the st. Jo
seph's hospital.
Thomas Meighan In Bachelor
Daddy" Special matinee at 4:30
Friday, December z, at the Sandon
THe.xre. Proceeds to buy pictures
|fol the Lincoln school. :
fnr. Helen Hughes Heiischer OF
principal speaker at the luncheon
SONS tea rooms, Minneapolis, at
1878 p. m. TO-DAY
H. E. Wolfe, former superintepd-
ent Of schools in Fairmont and later
In charge Of schools at Deer River.
has become newspaper man
through the purchase of The Itasca
News at Deer River.
Faribault News: Walter Barter
end Arthur Aberly were arrested by
Waterville police In a raid on soft
drink place at Watervil]e Saturday
night, according to word receive"
here. Liquor was found. 1t was said
The two were released under bonds.
1t was reported. g..
Two marriage licenses were issued
from the district clerk OF court OF
fce yesterday. William F. Rirr was
given a license to wed, Miss Elsie H
Fischer, both of Besuford township.
Carl G.. Nelson was granted a license
to wed Miss Palma B. Stordall. both
being from Butternut township.
Mr.. Il George Baird. district
MANAGER of the Minnesota Mutual
Life Insurance. company, has been
ailing for several DAYS and finally
had consultation with the doctors
He decided to go to Rochester for
a thorough examination by the
Mayo Clinic as all indications were
bau case Of gall tones.
The Lincoln School presents
Thomas NeiFhan in bachelor Dad
dp." one of Thomas Meighan's very
best nlctures, with plepty OF hu-
morous incidert and human inter
est. STTeciai matinee at $40, FRIDAY
December 7 orly. Proceeds to buv
nictures for the Lincoln school.
Sander theatre.
Herman Borchardt, an employee
OF the Lundin Brothers, contractors,
was injured yesterday afternoon
while scraping Gravel at the Lundin
pit. He was using a big scraper and
| when the point hit snag the handle
Of the scraper few up and struck
him in the jaw. He was taken to
the Mankato clinic for medical at
tention. 1t was reported that the in
jury was not serious.
Charles c. Geddes. state assistant
In charge of cow testing, from the
state university will be here Thurs
day and Friday OF this week assist:
ing County Agent L. E. MCMILLAN
reorgapize COW testing association
in this county. Director Frank w.
Peck OF the state university farm
win speak at the regular monthly
bureau on the evening Of December
Z. 81
Mrs. Chris Yenter, 124 Rhine
street, received word today Of the
death. Of her brother, Robert Adams
on wednesday, November %, at
Portland, Ore, Mr.. Adams was a
former resident OF Mankato. leav.
inO hare thiHfv. Eve voars ago and