The Mankato free press., 1923-07-20
NEWS OF JANESVIlLE
Rev. w. J. Davidson Joined In Wed
lock With Minneapolis LADY

GAINESVILLE, July 14-Rev. w. ]
Davidson, pastor of the Methods
Episcopal church of Janesville, wa
married on Tuesday afternoon II
st. Paul to Miss Margaret A. Rey
nolds. Rev. DR.. Frank Doran, super
intendent Of the Mankato district
officiated at the ceremonies. The
pastor is a man who has come t
be we'll liked since coming to hi!
charge in this city three years ago
His learning and his broad capacity
for doing good has made innumer
able friends. The young lady ha:
also come to be liked here by hel
many friends. She has lived here
a considerable portion of the time
during the last three years and was
a graduate Of the highschool o.
Delevan, Mimi, and attended the
state teachers college at MankatC
the past year.
The authorities of Janesville art
evincing a determination to enforce
the laws to the best Of their ability
Dick Nitz was tined $1S and costs BY
Justice George Schmidt, havint
been arrested by Marshall Klindel
charged with intoxication. C. H
Dunham was arrested by Marshal
Frank Kinder on July charged
with driving car without a license
He paid a fine which was imposed
by the municipal judge Of Waseca
Two auctions are being held ir
Janesville this Saturday. One is tt
dispose Of property belonging to the
c. H. Rickerman estate at the Rick,
erman livery barn. The other is tt
dispose Of household articles be,
longing to Mrs. Dome. James Gala
ghor the competent auctioneer has
charge Of both auctions.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G.. Zimmerman
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Wilson
drove to Elysian Saturday even
ing and attended the band concert
at that place. -....
Edward MARI enjoyed the briei
vacation from his duties as clerk IL
the postoffice by spending few
days in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Gussie Kopotzky OF La.
Crosse, Wis. is the guest of hel
sister Mrs. Anthony NUM- in this
city:
reorganize the business men OF
Janesville and form a civic anC
commerce association. 1t is a pro,
Ject that should materialize as it il
by organization and unified effort
only that our business men car
hope to attain common ends anC
civic improvements for our com
munity.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Walrath ant
daughter Luora and son Delburt art
occupying their cottage at Lake
Francis.
John Wagner, I. B. LaSalle, L. D
Rogers, and H. H. Forman drove tc
New Richland Wednesday Afternoon
and listened to the speech delivered
by Governor Preus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goldsmith and three
children Of Sioux Falls, S. D., who
have been the guests for sometime
Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Gutefieisch left
this week on an auto trip to Michi,
gan.
Wednesday, while cutting grair
with binder on his farm near this
place, Ed Flynn was very severely
cut and injured when his team tool
fright and ran away. Mr.. Flynn was
brought as soon as possible to the
office Of DR.. T. M. Joyce in this city
where his injuries were dressed. He
was then removed to his home
where he is improving as fast as
may be expected.
w. M Hughes of Minneapolis
postoffice inspector was a caller II
Janesville on official business Of
Friday last week. He made a tho,
rough inspection of the postoffice
building which recently underwear
material mprovements at the hands
of Strunk brothers, the proprietors
He was fully satisfied with the i'm
proYements as made and will have
the contract for a removal of the
lease placed in effect. The present
equipment Of the GAINESVILLE postof
fee is much better than in most Of
fees of towns the size of Janesville
He extended noteworthy compli.
ments to the postmaster, FREQ
Fratzke, and the clerks, Edward
Marx and Mrs. William Strunk, Jr.
because of the ability and care they
have shown in keeping the premises
in a neat and tidy condition and in
maintaining the best Of efficiency
and service.
The joint birthday of Mr.. Ira
Tritt and Mrs. Emil Miller was
made the occasion for a proper OBJ
BSTVauC6 "ueu on Lne IlILn OIL july
dinner was given in their honor BY
Mrs. Tritt and Mr.. Emil Miller. Mr.
Tritt's birthday was on the fifth ant
Mrs. Miller's on the sixth and the
participants made the happy occa
sion one of much enjoyment.
j. w. McGann of Watertown, S. D.
was calling on former Janesville
friends and acquaintances for q
few days this week. Mr.. McGanr
was for many years a resident oi
this place but moved to Watertowr
fourteen years ago.
John Costello of Waseca called or
GAINESVILLE friends Wednesday after.
noon.
The Embroidery club of Trinity
German Lutheran church will hold q
bake sale on Saturday Of this week
in the Hogan building.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Tollefson, Mr.
and Mrs. H. F. Sheperd, accompan
led by Mrs. Frank Shepherd. drove
to Mankato Wednesday evening and
attended the Fourth of July celebra
ton which was continued on that
evening after having been called of
on account Of rain the night OF the
fourth.
Milo Hodgkins of the internal