The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-05-25
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| school.
JaysoE Burt, 325 Poplar street anc
William Oglesby were brought be
| fore Judge Harry A. Johnson in pro
bate court this morning on charge.
OF stealing bicycles. Burt, it is al
legged stole bicycle belonging tC
Jack Cuddy and Oglesby is charged
with stealing the wheel of JACK
Morton. No decision was made of the
case this morning by Judge Johnson
The two boys were arrested yester
day afternoon by Officers Ario and
Henry Kachelmeyer.
| A. o. Wilkinson and Robert Pol
chow, arraigned in justice court oil
Cleveland, Mimi, yesterday after
noon on charge of violating the
state game and fish laws were found
guilty and fined $50 each and costs
The two men We're arrested Satur-
day night by Oartin Hahn, deputy
state game warden who alleged he
caught them using sein behind d
boat on Lake Jefferson. Hahn also
alleged that the two Mankato men
| were members OF a larger gang
that were SEEMING on the lake Sat
urday.
Friends in this city are in re
| ceipt OF announcements of the com
mencement exercises OF Mechanic
Arts High School of St. Paul. The
class of 1923 OF that institution will
be graduated on the evening of
June Il, at the Peoples Church OF
that city. Among the members OF
the graduating class is Laurence
Kirkwood Hodgson, son of form Ell
Mayor l.. c. Hodgson of St. Paul
The young man is we'll known in
Mankato, having visited here on
many different occasions with his
father.
An event of unusual interest will
take place at the North Mankatc
Methodist church next Sunday ev.
ening, when Melville Ellsworth Os-
borne of India will direct An Orient
al Drama with'more than thirty cha
racters dressed in gorgeous Indian
costumes. The program will begin
at eight o'clock and those who wan,
to see this very unusual pageantry
must come early as it is expected
that seats will be at a premium
sion but free will offering will be
taken to help defray expenses
Those who have seen it say it is IAN
hour and half of stirring, enter
tanning, amusing, gripping minutes
from start to finish"
DR.. M. B. Wood of this city, sales
manager of the Blue Earth County
Guernsey Breeders association, was
host to the breeders of that strain
fof dairy cattle at noon today when
he entertained them at a noonday
luncheon at Mankato livestock sales
)avilion. Following the luncheon
plans were discussed for the lorna
ton of a state association. During
the afternoon sale of fifty head OF
purbred Guernseys were sold al
auction.
Several recent transfers of real
estate property have been recorded
by Frank Gabler. register of deeds
John Fl. Thompson has sold eight
acres or land in Vernon Center town
ship to Dora Peterson for $4,000
z. L. Kennedy transferred to Esther
L. Fitzgerald lot In Syndicate sub
division for consideration of $500
G, b. Barnum has transferred to ID.
P. Murphy part of lot 1, block %
Warren addition for consideration
Of $500.
A marriage license was issued to
Guy r. Rasmussen to wed Selma l..
Olson, in the Blue Earth county
clerk of court office.
Fred Gosewisch. who operates an
undertaking establishment under the
supervision of William Meyer, a Ii
censed embalmer and undertaken at
Good Thunder, was before Judge
Stradtmann in the municipal court
| late Saturday on the complaint OF
the state board of health, which held
that the defendant technically vio-
lated the law in permitting an ad
vertisement in the Good Thunder
Herald, which set forth that the de :
PENDANT was licensed embalmer.
The defendant, through his attorney
c. o. Daily, pleaded guilty and was
sentenced to pay fine Of $25.
John e. Bollinger was given a
marriage license Saturday afternoon
by Frank ]. Thompson, clerk OF dis
trict court, to wed Miss Blondenig
T.. Kramer. Both parties gave their
residence as in Blue Earth county.
New Ulm Journal: The Misses
Erna Forester, Helen Wartha, Mag
daline Forester and Leona Williams
hiked to Mankato Wednesday. They
left this city at six o'clock in the
morning and arrived at their u sstbl.
alton at 1920 o'clock in the after
noon. Ben: Sturm,. who happened to
be at Mankato. took the girls home
, in his car.
Professor A. B. Morris OF the
Mankato Teachers college will de-
liver the Memorial day address at
Winnebago.
Elysian Enterprise: C. N. Smith,
F. Schooner. J. H. Hahn, e. H.
Short and w. *. Wilcox went to
st. Cloud Tuesday to attend the an
nual conclave of knights Templar
Mankato Commandery Mo- was
well represented, and under the oI-
rection of Sir knight j. B. Smith the
Mankato patrol gave one of the
most perfect drills executed by the
visiting communicates ON Wednes
day afternoon before nearly one
thousand members in uniform. AT
the election of officers J ]. Flachsen-
har was chosen deputy grand COM
mander of Minnesota, and the sixth
was notified and as the district
commandery will be held at Man
kato In 1925.
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