The Mankato free press., 1923-07-06
VS FROM LOCAL FIELD; SOCIALAND PERSONAL NOTES

severe kidney attack yesterday
morning at eleven o'clock. For the
greater part of the day Mr.. Henltne
suffered very severe pain. This
morning he was reported to be
resting easier.
The public library will be closed
July 4, all day.
The Free Press will not be issued
tomorrow. All hands connected with
the Free Press company will cele-
brate the Fourth in a manner befit-
ting the occasion.
The names OF the Fred W. Kruse
company, Mankato Cloak company,
Fisher Clothing company, J. c. Penny
company, were Inadvertently omit
etd from the list Of retail merchants,
who will close their stores at 5 p. m.
daily except Saturday, during the
remainder of the summer. Practical
ly all the retail stores will close at
p. m. during July and August.
William Hilken and Martin Hartke
were given an indeterminate san
tence to the state reformatory by
Judge z. c. Dean at Fairmont. The
two young men were hailed before
the court on a charge of chicken
stealing, to which they pleaded
guilty.
gas department of the Northern
Gfafao pnUnr onpa MANY io nnuy lat
UP with an attack of blood poisoning,
which he contracted in his right
hand from getting a silver in it,
According to the Fairmont news
papers several representatives OF
the Ku Klux Khan have been in
that city organizing branch OF
the Klan. A public meeting was
held Sunday night which was ad-
dressed by Twilight Orn,"- who
gave out the principles of the Khan.
The Fairmont Sentinel in an editor
ial paragraph said: I'VE can see No
reason why Fairmont should be-
come excited over Ku Kluxism."
Frank Christianson of St. Paul
who was arrested by Officer William
Rade at four o'clock this morning
on the charge of drunkenness, was
this forenoon sentenced by, Judge
William Stradtmann to pay SIS fine.
In default of this, the defendent was
sent to the county jail for fve days.
The case of Joseph Kouri, arrested
on the charge of using abusive Ian
guage toward Martin Shaddler, was
continued this forenoon until Mon
day, July 9, at ten o'clock. The de-
fendant was required to put up
bond Of $40 for his appearance on
that date. 10 80 - -. =.
William Haedt reported to the po-
lice that Ethel Splinter, aged four
teen years, disappeared from his
home yesterday and has not been
seen since. The police spent con-
siderable time yesterday trying to
locate the girl.
Party For =. p. Zschunke
New Ulm Review: r. p. Zschunke
was agreeably surprised Saturday
evening by members Of the Osman
Temple Band bofo ST. Para1 sAof which
he is a member. The occasion was
his fiftieth birthday anniversary. A
six o'clock dinner was served at
which time Carl N. Cummins, Po-
tentate, presented Mr.. Zschunke
with a white gold watch, bearing
the inscription From Friends Of the
Osman Band" The evening was
spent by concert singing and dane
ing, "Jerry's" orchestra serenaded
Mr.. Zschunke and also spent the
evening with them. Following the
slumber party, breakfast was served
Sunday morning, after which a drive
around the beautiful city was great
ly enjoyed by the visitors. At eley-
en- o'clock the party which consisted
Mankato, Mr.. and Mrs. George r.
KENNEL, DR.. and Mrs. C. A. Inger-
son, C. C.. Weidman, John Ffshel,
Lud. Albrecht, ]. w. johnson, T. A.
Rfshworth, w. T. King, Carl w.
Cummins, C. A. Ross. @. Geisenhey-
ner, and Ed. Ringnis, all OF st. Paul.
returned to their respective homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. sweum and
family of st. Cloud, Mimi, came yes
terday morning to spend the Fourth
of July and a week or two after
wards, visiting Mrs. Sweum's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Marsteen at
their home in Judson. .... ~. 80
to spend the fourth with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Busch of this city. He
was accompanied by Mrs. H. Ches-
ter and Jim Murphy.
Mrs. Celia Donahue left for st.
Paul a few days ago, where she
spent the fourth with her son. VIII
liam Donshue. She will return
July 6. ..... -.t
Harold >Jorgenson. highway engi-
neer at Pine City, his wife, and Mrs.
Jorgenson's mother, Mrs. Alice
Thompson of Minneapolis, and Mrs
George STACK of Pine City are In
Mankato as the guests Of Mr.. Jor-
genson's mother, Mrs. Hans Jorgen-
son Of South Front street.
DIR. James Girvin and family. for
mer residents Of the city, but now
Of ST. Paul. spent yesterday in this
city as the guests Of relatives.
Mrs. Minnie A. Braley Of the Mar
inella shop returned last evening
from her vacation spent in the
northern part of the state. She was
accompanied by Miss Dorothy Le-
Due, who remained In Minneapolis
for short stay
Mrs. j. Ward Cragun and children.
Homer and Betty Marie, are spend.
ing the week at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Shoemaker.
Carl Smith Of Sioux City IL spend
ing his vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Edwards Of Min
neapolis is here spending the week
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Edwards.
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