The Mankato free press., 1923-07-13

machines could drive into the sta
tion at once, attempted it, but on
finding this impossible became con-
fused and the car went up the
curb, striking the little child with
the fender. She was badly bruised,
but as yet nothing serious has de-
veloped.
New Ulm Journal: Work is pro-
crossing with the moving of the
Chas. Brust, Sr., residence at the
intersection of Broadway and Cen
ter streets, which was recently pur
chased by the local Methodist con-
gregation, to a new location on the
rear Of the lot occupied by the
Methodist parsonage, The contract
was let to Henry Lau Of Mankato,
who in turn subtle the work to H.
Bitman. The house is being pre-
pared for the big lift from the
foundation, and as the residence is
quite large it will be some task to
remove it to it's new location, and
the operations of the mover will be
watched with interest by many.
H. c. Hotaling of Mapleton, exc
cutive secretary of the National
Editorial association, will be In
charge Of the Minnesota delegation
which will attend the national meet
ing which will beheld in Buffalo. N.
sofa delegation will leave st. Paul
on June Z. There will be eighteen
representative newspaper men from
meetings or the convention, the party
will tour the state of New York.
Worthington Globe: Harry Kies,
son of Mr. and Mrs. ]. S. Kies Of
this city, and one Of the best known
and capable school men in this sec
ton of the country, has been un-
animously elected superintendent of
the Maukato schools for the coming
year. Mr.. Kies was for several
years the head Of different depart
ments of schools in the state OF
Iowa, and is recognized as a man Of
exceptional ability.
A three day session of the Blue
Earth county board of commission
ers has been called for next Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday, July
8, 10, and II. A large grist Of bus1-
moss awaits the action of the com
missioners. 1t Is probable that a
large number of county roads will
be designated as state aid roads
during the meeting. The board
few weeks ago made a trip OF in
which petitions for the designating
of state aid roads have been made,
and the action will probably be TAX
en- on the findings made at that
time.
Florence Jones, who has taught
in the public schools Of Toledo, O..
for the past year, has returned to
Mankato for a visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jones
1928 State street.
Judge Harry A. Johnson, Of the
Blue Earth Probate court Is holding
court at Waseca county probate
court in the absence Of the pres1d-
ing Judge.
Chester Wright was sentenced
to thirty days in the Blue Earth
county Jail by w. L. Comstock, in
district court on charge OF passing
his check without sufficient funds
In the bank to pay for 1t An applica-
ton for a parole has been made by
MS dLLOIu0y, ". ". boAJ.
Judge Harry A. Johnson Of the
probate court Of this county will be
the principal speaker at a meeting
Of the Watonwan Farmers club this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Friest of
Route 5, Belgrade township, are the
parentS of a baby boy.
Sleepy Eye Dispatch; Articles of
Incorporation, naming George Glotz-
bach, ST., George J. Glotzbach, Ii:
nus c. Glotzbach of Sleepy Eye. and
Walter w. Hillesheim of New Ulm
as incorporators have been filed
with the secretary Of state. The new
corporation will have an authorized
capital of $4,000 The officers of
the corporation consist Of George
Glotzbach, Sr., president; Linus c.
Glotzbach, vice -presid dent; George
Glotzbach, .Jr., secretary treasurer
and general manager; Directors OF
the corporation are Geo. Glotzbach.
Sr., chairman of the board, George
Glotzbach, Jr., and Linus C. Glotz-
bach. The business policy of the
corporation will be controlled by
George Glotzbach, Sr., while the
active management of the business
will be handled by George Glotz:.
bach. Jr. The new corporation will
continue it's present business of
supplying the men and boys OF this
vicinity with the best in the way OF
clothing and furnishings. The
Glotzbachs formerly resided in Man
kato.
Elysian Enterprise: Frank Stang.
ler tells us another auto accident
occurred Sunday afternoon Just
north of the bridge when a Mankato
car was crowded off the road by
two autos coming from GAINESVILLE at
a pretty fast clip. The Mankato car
tipped over and two men. two wo-
men and two children were pinned
und erneath but were rescued by
other autoists who passed that way
top and Windshield were broken. The
top ad winshield were broken. The
car was tipped back and pulled out
and the people continued on their
way back to Mankato. Five of the
party had never ridden in an auto
before and they were heard to re-
mark that their team of horses
would do for their drying after this.
The accident happened at the same
spot where Jim Moonan tipped over.
Robert Swanson reported to the
police that his Ford coupe, which he
left parked in front Of Landkamer
Brothers furniture store, Walnut and
Second street was stolen about 1880
last night. It was a new machine.
ur,no had MfpnaaOta II.