The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-02-09
BUDGET FROM BEAUFORT

Beauford, February 2.-On Tues
gGay morning last one Of the best
known residents of the town OF
Beauford, John Manglus passed
away at st. Josephs hospital, aIrer
an Illness OF only three MeeAs. i,
will be remembered Mr.. Manglus
with his wife were on their way to
MankaIo about three weeks ago, and
when near the Decoria cemetery
struck all icy spot on the road. Inc
car skidded across the road and ran
into ditch, tipping over. He was
taken to MankatO where doctor
examined him, 1t was thought he
wasn't hurt seriously, but laler ne-
velopments proved he was hurt in =
ternaiiy and that ne was in critical
condition. He was taken TO st.
Jo5ephS hospital, where everything
possible was done to relieve his
suffering, but to no avail. He passed
away at eleven o'clock. MI. MdnglL.,
was one OF those men who Vent
about doing good without letting his
left nand KNOW what the right hsu
performed, and more than one nome
can testify to the KIND nelp received
not only Of suD:rautI,-I ,.....>.-..
but words OF encouragement which
sometimes go further tnal gifts uoL
so easily SVEN. He was gre. /
home lover ana it was ms cJnstalL
| delight and Joy to mako his hC-nC Z
paradise Tor these he loved. Inc
homeiife at his farm was Sucn as to
merit the admiration OF ali who ever
visited it. john Mang4us was porn
May 5, 1862, in ILLINOIS. In the year
1882 he was married to Miss Fred
erlck Tesch, who passed away OH
November 20, 1917. In 1918 he was
married to Miss oaran Ward. He is
survived by his wife, an aged
mother ana two siGters, Mrs. Cara
Schimmele CT Mapleton. and Mrs,
Ada Becker OF Chicago. The funeraI
was held this afternoon from the
house at 1870 and from the United
Brethren church at TWO o'clock. Rev.
5. E. Surface officiated. Numerous
| Moral offerings completely covered
! Inc CaSKet, teStifying TO the love and
! esteem in which the deceased was
he'd. His body was laid to rest in
Oak Hill cemetery. A good man, =
| seed citizen ana :! LOVING huS Galu,
son and brother has passed over the
/ otner side, but he has left a record
or honest dealings that will not CoCn
be forgotten.
! Myrtle, the little daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Hans Jorgensel is i'll with
double pneumonia. DR.. Nrueger OF
Mapleton is the attending physician
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stevens and
children visited couple days at the
John Soluble hCme.
j. w. Oyer is confincI to the
house with lumhagO, but is getting
along very nicely.
The family of Clyde Henryare i'll
with the flu.
The home of Mr.. and Irs. Ed
/ Warnke was the scene Of q birthday
party Saturday night in honor OF
Mrs. Warnke. Dancing furnished
the entertainment, while tnc
Raether brothers furnished music.
A midnight lunch was served. Mrs.
Warnke was presented with a five
dollar bill.
The Beauford Cemetery society
home of Mrs. James Morrow, Jr.,
Tuesday, February s. All members
are requested to be present and
everyone welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Y. Minkel, Mrs
Ella Norton and Mrs Ed Krieg were
Mankato shoppers Monday.
Omer Bolinger and Elzie Pierce
were doing business in Mankato
Friday.
Mrs. c. W. Bolingcr and son Earl
of Danville motored down to visit
with the formers son Omer one. DAY
last week.
Dewight Pierce is hauling gravel
for Max Runke.
Omer Bolinger lost one OF his
horses last week The animal was
standing along side of the road
when an automobile came along at d
high rate Of speed and ran into 1t.
The horses leg was broken and it
had to be shot.