The Mankato free press., 1923-09-14
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A. w. Haseltine, q conductor on
the Milwaukee railway, running be-
tween here and Farminguon, Was
arrested az lnLmRnuei nospILal lass
n.ghL by Officer rrank bIeadpn anu
Lesh sergeant Len Burrtl upon
the Complaint or the nurses anu
attendants at the Institution, wnu
clalm that Haseltine uecame very
aDuslve and caIied the nurses Vie
names, etc. Tne/ detendant when
arraIgned before Judge William
,oLrauLmann yesterday afternoon eu-
Lereo q plea or guilty to drunken
ness and was sentenced TO the
county Jail tor a perIoa OF thirty
days. Twenty fivc DAYS OF this sen
.ence was suspended, however, upon
conditions Ihac the defendant pay a
une $l5, seLue Tor his room at the
nosplLaI anu apologize toStne ntsL.
nurses at the nospItal Ior ms unve-
coming behavior. Five days win
nave 10 be served in the county jail.
ttaseitine admitted that he was
drinking in a caboose In the rail-
road yards and then was taken 10
ImmanueI hospital tor the treatment
or an injected hand.
S. Melvin Gas, owner and editor
OF The Madison LaAe Times, Is
dead. He died at Asnoury nospiCaI
Minneapolis, Wednesday evening.
ne nau 0sen i'll with neart disease
tor some weeks. he was veteran
or the World war. Mr.. Gas was a
CONSCIENTIOUS young man and his
newspaper IDEALS were high.
Second street is in receipt OF one OF
the finest collection OF peaches ever
seen in this city. This fruit was
riery of Litchfield, who recently
visited the Miller Orchard company's
fruit farm at Irving, Ill. The peaches
gre perfect in every way and some
of them weight over pound.
The funeral of the later Charles
F. Lenz will be held Sunday after
noon from the undertaking .parlors
of Landkamer Brothers al 1:30, Rev.
a. Ackermann, pastor of Emmanuel
Lutheran church conducting the ser
vices. The remains will be laid TO
rest in Glenwood cemetery. The
body will lie in state at the funeral
parlers until the time of the funeral
Two petitions in voluntary bank
ruptcy were fled in the United
States court yesterday with Deputy
Clerk Lenore. Davies: William Suits
of Ayoca, places his liabilities al
S4,572. so, his assets at $3.50 and
his exemptions at $17S. Anthony
BruggmRn of Marshall says that his
liabilities are. T0,903 SO, his assets
S1.719 and his exemptions $11 "a
Miss Lucille Hutchins has resumed
her special dancing Classes with a
large enrolment. she Is an exper-
fenced dancing instructor and later
in the season she nay give a puR'-
artistic and fancy dancing.
Rev. M. e. Andefsoil, fUfliser pa ..
tor of the Seventh Day Adventists
at this place, will speak tomorrow
evening at eight o'clock at the
church on State street Everbods
welcome.
A community picinc viii be held
at the McCumber watermelon grove
tomorrow afternoon at Rapidah
This is an annual affair. There
viii be games and out door sports
of various kinds and every body il
invited to attend.
Winnebago Press News: Ber
Bainbridge, the we'll known Winnie
bago tolsorial1 artist, while coming
home from Mankato Sunday nigh
Killed a large rattlesnake about o
mile this side Of Minneopa Falls
Several parties who examined the
snake pronounced it genuine rat
| tier. This verifles the report II
circulation a year ago that there
Falls. Ben is a reliable man and
ne never touches any moon"
! Paul Hoerr attended the produc
Ion, MY China DOLL" featurin,
Barbara Bronell, at Faribault las
! evening. Mr.. Hoerr states there wa.
a large crowd out and every ON,
seemed Spleased with the Show
| Miss Bronell will be here at th,
Orpheum tomorrow evening. Sht
is an unusually good dancer, doin,
special features, including esthetiC
toe and all of the newest Ithingi
along her line. There were man,
new novel scenic effects also in thu
show.
Fred Hadley writes from Mound
Sanitarium to ]. E. Reynolds Al
follows: "They say / am gettin,
along fine. Am feeling good, bu
am on a resticted diet. Doggon,
hungry. Oh for steak"
The Waseca Journal under tn,
| able guidance of W. X. Mickelso,
| is issuing a daily edition witch 4
/ advertising far and wide the Wasec;
county fair TO be held September /,
: IL and il in Waseca. The daily Il
full OF pep and punch and is per
forming a great service for the fai
and community.
The third annual reunion, eighty
eighth division, will = be held q
Omaha, September rs, 29, 30, 1923
The following is the program TO
each day. September %, registra
tion. Evening assembly; addresse
by General Weigel and Others
Movies Of division at Camp Dodg
and overseas. September 29, bar
becue, parade, outfit reunion an,
dinners. September 80, memoria
service, business meeting. Othe
| attractions in Omaha during the re
union are: Barnum and Bailey Ring
] ling Circus; Ak Sar- Ben Carniya
/ Western Circuit Races. Reuniol
headquarters and place of Registra
ton, Hotel Rome Sixteenth am
Jackson streets.