The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-11-23

mas arrived IN the city TO accept q
position in the beauty and hair
dressing parlors OF Mrs. w. w.
Besser. Miss. Hanson lis graduate
! and thoroughly experienced opera
, tor in her profession and will be
demonstrate her abilities in her
work to Mankato- ladies who may
desire her services.
The display announcements ap-
pearing in the columns Of this paper
which quite infinitely explains the
policy THAT Made The Pacific Mu-
, tual famous" entitled ut Pays Five
Ways, is q contract OF protection
to be commended. Every insurable
individual ought to read and ponder
on those insurance announcement
nation about them see Mrs. Mabel
l.. Sheldon, the Pacific Mutuaps
special agent in this city. or Mr.. M.
J. Dillon, the companys General
Manager in this city, 1905 Pioneer
building, st. Paul.
Minneapolis Tribune: DR.. HeleS
Hughes Hielscher OF Mankato has
been asked to accept the chairman
ship of the committee on hospital
welfare and reconstruction for the
National American Legion auxiliary,
considered the most important work
In the organizations program. The
nomiIation of DR.. Hielscher was
made by Mrs. Franklin Bishop Of
Leicester, Mass, new president, anG.
was ratified unanimously by the FIVE
vice presidents. DR. Hielscher has
not as yet definitely decided whether
she will accept or not, but has the
matter under consideration.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Louise
Deglman, who passed away in this
city Saturday noon, will be held from
St. Peter and st. Pauls Catholic
church tomorrow morning at nine
o'clock. In thees services two sons
and a nephew will perform the last
sad rites over the remains. Solemn
requiem high mass will be sung. Rev.
Father George A. Deglman OF Kansas
City will be the celebrant Of the mass
assisted by his brother Rev. Father
Frank C. Degelman of Prairie du
Chem. two sons of the deceased, and
Rev. Father ]. Freisleben Of st.
Paul a nephew. The two latter will
act as deacons of the mass. Those
who will act as pallbearers are: H.
F. Leonard, F. j. Mahowald, John
Butter, Charles Schwarble A. G..
Roemer and Nick Korth. The re-
mains will be laid to rest In Calvary
cemetery. In the linotype room Sat
urday an error was made in printing
the date of Mrs. Deelman's birth.
She was born on April %, 1851, at
Springfield, Wis.
Attention of all American Le-
gionaires is called to the meeting
December IA. On. that evening
there will be a speaker present rep
resenting the United States yeter-
ans, who will take, care Of all un-
settled claims and look after rein
statement in war risk insurance.
A note to President C. H. Cooper
Of Teachers College from Hamlin
Garland says he is planning to
reach Mankato early Tuesday. He
spent Sunday with Judge and Mrs
C. A. Severance at their country
home at Cottage Grove and is at
the Minnesota club in st. Paul to-
day.
Mrs. S.. w. Rose conducted very
successful sale of surplus Poland
China hogs and Guernsey cattle on
her farm two miles east Of Mankato
Saturday afternoon. The sale netted
Mrs. Rose little better than $1,000.
N. N. Schons of Mankato, acted as
auctioneer and M. H. Nicholson of
the First National bank of this city
acted as clerk.
Wilbur Pohl, the little son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Pohl who has been
i'll the past week, is improving.
Miss Josephine Dauk, who has
been employed at the Brett Dry
Goods company for the mast five
Years, has resigned. Miss Dauk win
be a bride this month.
Oscar Alfertson Of Lamberton
reported to the police that some
one had stolen his satchel from the
Omaha union depot. The bag con-
tanned a leather vest and other ar
ticles of mems clothing.
Vernon Randall Of GAINESVILLE yes
terday reported to the police of this
city that someone stole moosehide
blanket from his car while it was
parked on Front street. The blanket
is lined with black and green cloth.
The annual meeting of the Man
kato fair board will be held tomor-
row afternoon in the Civic and
Commerce rooms at two o'clock. All
members OF the board and all
others interested. should be present.
Marriage licenses weer issued this
morning to Leslie r. Peters Of Eagle
Lake to marry Miss Mary K. Hanich
OF Mankato. Tom George received a
marriage license to marry Miss Mary
Aldo. ~
Mrs. K. Dankig was struck and
painfully injured Saturday afternoon
about four O'Clock at the intersec-
ton of South Front street and Jack
son street by an automobile operated
by Guy D. Smith Of this city. 1t is
understood that Mrs. Danzig was
crossing the street from the Rich
ards building toward the Fish.r
Clothing Company's store. Mr..
Smith in trying toAvoid striking an
other. woman walking close to Mrs.
Danzig swerved his car and struck
her. He at once lent every assist
ance possible. According to the
statement Of Mr.. Danzig this morn
ing his wife is suffering from a
ruptured blood vessel In one lower
She is confined to her bed today.
Lieutenant Commander John Philip
Sousa, the famous bandapaster, saw
his first parade in moro than fifty