The Mankato free press., 1923-07-06
FARIBO VS.. JANESVILLE
Ball Teams Will Play At Latt.

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Place On Sunday, July
! Janesville, June 29.-Baseball fans
OF GAINESVILLE are assured Of a big
treat in the game with the Fari-
bault team which is announced to
take place on the local diamond on
Sunday. July s. Faribault has a
swift team and the Janesville boys
are winning fame on the diamond.
There are two parchment on state
highway No. out OF Janesville with
Ben Frank having received his ap-
pointment. Ben is an ex-service
man who saw much hard service at
the front in France and was
wounded and he is in every way
capable and qualified to I'LL the
position he has secured.
Herbert Finley has won distinc-
tion and recognition as having
stood the highest of his class OF
forty five in the examinations at the
law school of the state university
He was presented with valuable
of his high standing.
Your correspondent was in error
in stating that Lawrence Gilday
had been taken to the Mayo hos
pital at Rochester. He is still at the
Waseca City hospital receiving
treatment for injuries received in
Sundays game at Waldorf when ac-
cidentally struck on the head by a
club in the hands of the batter and
is recovering from rather serious
injuries.
The Sunday school and congrega-
tion of the Methodist Episcopal
church held their annual picnic at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs: Sam
Hodgkins southwest Of town Thurs
day of last week. There was a large
attendance and all enjoyed them
selves. 80 -.
Jack Eustice. formerly printer
employed by The Argus and later
in the office of The Waseca Herald,
{ now has Job with a large printing
establishment at Des Moines; Iowa.
! In company with another young
man he had started on what was to
have been his second trip to Cali
fernia but happened to strike a
good lob in the Iowa capital city.
! The capable and efficient road
contractor, Jack Browns, Of Madi
SON Lake has secured the contract
for the construction of the state
highway around the east side OF
Lake Elysian from Janesville al
most to Elysian. And having prac-
tically completed the job on the
highway northwest of town VIII
move his outfit to a place near Sui
Nvan's hill and commence work on
his new contract July first. The
| Noonan corner at the top of Sui
livan's hill has been purchased and
will be taken out and everything
, obstructing the view at this sharp
! and dangerous turn taken away. A
curved turn will be constructed.
The Ladies of st. Annes Catholic
Church served supper Thursday
! evening in the Odd Fellows Hall.
, The Farm Bureau Unit Of James
Vile township recently held a pic
mic on the shores of Lake Francis
where the members and their fami-
lies INDUCED in recreative sports to
their full enjoyment. The congre-
CATION of GAINESVILLE Trinity German
lutheran church will hold its an
nual picnic on July 4th in the woods
of the VIM. Quade place south OF
town. 1T is open to the public and a
big crowd is sure to be there provid-
ing the weather is favorable.
| This community will enjoy them =
selves in there own way on the
Fourth there being no celebration
here. A large number will go to
M ankaLO, OWaJOnnd anu Wdluoll "
attend the celebrations and others
will go to the lakes while many will
remain home and gain much pleas
ure out Of the cool shade.
/ Miss Anna Lau and Mr.. Herman
F. Holtz were united in marriage at
/ the Trinity German Lutheran church
in this place at three o'clock. Rev
IN. Winter performed the ceremonies
The bride was attired in white satin
crepe with Spanish lace overcrape
and head trimmings. She carried a
bouquet of roses and sweet peas
The bridesmaid was Miss Lydia
Mueller. She wore dress Of white
dotted organdie and carried an arm
bouquet of pink carnations. The
best man was Wilbert Lau, brother
of the bride. The flower girls were
Deliah Schoenfeldt and Evelyn Holtz
Thev wore uhite OrRandf0 5rasSes