The Mankato free press., 1923-09-21
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Madelia Times Messenger: DR.. NJ
B. Wood of Mankato VIII address
the members of the Ffeldon unit oi
the EArm Bureau, at the postponed
meeting which will be held At the
Fieldon town hall, on Tuesday even
j ing, September IL, beginning al
eight O'Clock. His subject viii be
"Dairying, Present and Future, and
Dairy Feeding" DIR. Wood Is the
owner of large dairy farm and FOL
Q number Of years has made q spe
cial study Of dairying. He has a
message well worth hearing and
the public is invited to attend the
meeting.
The New Phillips Cafeteria for
merly the Mgin Cafe, will be opep
to the public Sunday under the
management OF Ernest Phillips
who for years has been engaged in
cafeteria work. During the past new
weeks the former Elgtn Cafe has
been thoroughly renovated and re-
UVCOIACcu pkOR8IdbOty W thU ORSA
Ing OF the cafeteria by Mr.. Phillips
arranged for the opening day tomor-
row.
MaHkAto police received infor-
nation this morning to be on the
lookout for. an escaped inmate oi
! the state asylum for insane, at st
Peter. The man VINO escaped Friday
night Is about twenty Ave years o.
age. II
A free nutritional clinic will be
held for ali children up to SIX years
OF age, at the Sanitsrium OF the I'm.
manuel Hospital, "Wednesday a. 10
A. II. ~ ~ -.
Arthur Hackett, the well. known
singer who appeared here number
Of times, viii sing in Minneapolis
on Octobsr 10, with the Minneapolis
Symphony orchestra, when Beetho
vens Ninth Symphony will be nxe
aentea. There will be. three ether
prominent singers taking part. There
here who win ATTEND this number.
VIII We see you in rags and tags
at a hard time social, to be held
In the basement Of the CongTega-
tionA church, corner Of Grove and
Second streets, Friday, September
21? Beware OF forfeits!
While the wild waves of Lake
Madison were laundering on the
beach near Noah's Ark last night
Pretty fiappers with bobbed haif
sat on the benches on the side oil
dance floor with the orchestra IN
readiness to pour forth the melody
to which they intended to step, but
they were disappointed. At nine
o'clock the rain began to drikEls
down in such Q manner that ii put
dampef on the affair, and II was de-
cided not TO dance. There were
but few cars present owing to the
threatehing weather. It is under
stood that If the weather permits
| next Sunday night there will be q
dance held at the ark.
J. Housegaard and ]. Nielsen Of
this city, arrested by Traffic Oni-
Ger Henry Kacheimyer on the
charge OF speeding. we're each sen
tenced this moruing by, Judge Wal.
liam Stradtmann to pay fines Of
So. IS,
Rausch's melon farm was ia busy
place Sunday afternoon large
number OF melons being disposed OF
to the many who called aud all pro-
nouhced them Of excellent quality
Petition for the adjudication. OF
involuntary bankruptcy In the case
OF Otto Grossman Of Wells, Mum,
was hled by Mr. Grossman's credit
ors in the United States court with
Deputy Clerk Lenore Davies yes :
terday. The petitioners ara. A. III.
| Wlenbrenner OF Milwaukee, p. r.
L. Harden6erg company OF St. Paul
and the G.. r. Albrecht company Of
Minneapolis. These creditors claim
that Mr.. Grossman is insolYept and
owes them one thousand dollars.
Mrs. r.. t. Heinrich, sistar OIL
Mrs. >Charles A. Westmayer died al
St. Louis, No, Saturday, Septenbei
10, after q lingering illness.
Mrs. Emma BohAn\ received 2
telegram this morning from her SON
Richard Bohau, who is attending the
university at Berkley, California
| The telegram which was dated last
night said that the rooming house
was safe.
Edward Nyquist has resumed his
duties again at. the Nygutst Cloth
ing Company AFTER q fifteen days
encampment ct TT. Smelling.
Word has been received by friends
of Miss Dolly Waters who spent the
summer here with her parents, Mr.
! and Mrs. q. ". Waters, OF her pr.
riYal in Honolulu. Miss Waters
stated the boat 'tCalawaii" on which
she sailed was 1lisd with school
ma'arms" going to the island to
teach. The last kday out on the ship
the captain gave dinner and mas
auerade. for the teachers. This is
Miss Waters third year In the is-
lands and during this time she has
made many friends and acqpein ].
fFsnces and has grown very fond Of
the people there.
Joe Stein has been conhned to his
hcSne for several days on acconnt> of
mess, having had his tonsiis re-
moved.
T. 2. Mahoney of the MinRsapclis
brsnck of the Burns Detsctiye aga