The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-12-16
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Miss Ethel Foster has been sick
the past few days.
Jay Mullen, the barber, went to
the Mankato hospital Monday.
Mrs. Quinn and Miss Bestman
drove over to Mankato Tuesday
Mrs. John Steele has been at the
hospital at Rochester for the pacl
week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs, Frank
Buschena, Friday, December 9, ten
pound girl.
The choir practice will be at the
home of Miss Bestman next Satur-
day evening. 5c 4nN
Several have put in their orders
for school remnants. Get your order
in the first lot. 49, -.
The Lutheran aid was well attend
ed last Thursday at the . home of
Mrs. Will Frances. q i
The literary, program will be given
on Thursday evening, December Is,
instead of Friday evening"
The Misses Fields, aMrs. Fields
Mrs. BuchhOlZ and Charles Hilton
drove over to Mankato Saturday.
Mr.. Quinn the past week has been
doing we'll work at Washington lake
He has about two weeks work there
Miss Hattie, Fitzloff, who spent
Sunday with friends here, took a
Christmas shopping trip to Mankato
Saturday. a.-~
There has been a good program ar
ranged for the literary next Thurs
day evening. Supecial music will be
a feature. is.4sE.t
! Please notice this column in next
/ Wednesdays Free Press for the vari
GUS Christmas programs to be given
at st. Clair. "a Fat al.s.-s
/ Mr.. Nels Georgsen and Mrs. Nora
Rasdell were united in marriage al
the Catholic parsonage at st. CLAN
tuesday last.Hl aaH.eE $50
! The congregational, Ladies' aid viii
give their bi-weelSly tea at the home
of Mrs. Henry nIIlton. All are cor
daily invited 4ca 80. sn.c ai@-
In the past six tweeks Mr.
Buschena, the stock and poultry
man, has done nearly a ten Thousand
dollar check business. .s,l
! 1t was decided by the Catholic con
gregation to hold their annual care
party and supper on January a
the st. Clair town hall. y4ti .>.
Mrs. Bradley of Fairmont was Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. NJ c.: Dal
ton, the latter part of last week She
returned home Saturday.
ST. Clair Congregational Church
Sunday, December 1S.oSunday schoo
at 1890 a. m.jlipreaehinge service a
1870 p. M. subject, t'.Finding' Goo
Through OurJiFellow Men" Text
Gen. 1871 and 2. qpis,s
The new village marshal, Mr.
Schmidt, seems topbe the man fol
the place. He is carrying out the
request of the council and sees t.
it that horses are not allowed t.
stand all day. at a9hitching post.
The Sunday. evening services a,
the, Congregational church are prov
ing interesting as well as helpful tt
the people. Last Sunday evenin,
Rev. Carter preached to large audi
ence on "The Coming of Gods King
dom" Special emusic twas rendered
by the choir and Mrs. Carter and DR.
Macbeth sang 1.-THE Prayer of tn,
Wanderer." 1u. : EG'ToE ..N
Services are held 4e&ery Sunda,
morning at theb County, Line churcl
at Cream by Rev. Carteroof st. Clair
The church is taking on new lif,
and the large and appreciative audi
ences that greet the pastor are yer,
pleasing. Arrangements have beer
made for a Christmas tree and eX
ercises on Saturday evening, Decem
Der "a. Special Christmas services
on Sunday, December 25.
The quarterly meeting of the Ger
man Evangelical church will b,
held at st. Clair December Is, L
and is. The order of the services il
as follows: Rev: G.. G.. Schmid O
Worthington, Mimi, will speak W
day morning at 1880 and in tn,
evening at 1880. Both addresses viii
be in English and along Sunda,
school lines. Saturday and Sunda,
Rev. c. w. Cydow of Wells will pre-
side over the Services. The usua
business and religious sessions will
be held Saturday and Sunday.