The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-04-21
ST. Clair

"A tdllOdu VI Oll was Suipptu
last week consigned to IL. Daily.
Miss Manthey of GAINESVILLE spent |
Sunday at the home of Gus Frank. !
Miss Genevieve Wingin spent a
few days of last week in Minneapo |
lis.
churches in this place Oh Good FRI
day.
Steve Foster had the misfortune
10 lose one of his fine horses last
week.
Sybil Dotson, who is teaching near
Good Thunder, spent Sunday at
home
A. +. Near. the insurance man,
spent few days of last week at
home.
Ben Kost. the local miller, deliv-
cred load of flour in Mankato last
Monday.
Misses Hattie F'itzIoff and Sadie
q Fields spent the latter part of the
week at home.
Dooley & Leighton of GAINESVILLE
shipped a carload Of stock from this
place last Thursday.
Mr., Atkins. who is trainmaster of
the Milwaukee railroad, paid this
town a visit last week
School was suspended i'm town and
in nearly all the country schools last
Friday, il being Good Friday.
Mrs. Charles Schmtzer Of this
place attended the funeral of a friend
in Minnesota Lake one day last
week
w. Woodruff, who represents the
notwithstanding Clothing company
of Beloit, Wis. was here on bust
ness last week.
The grand Easter ball given here
Monday evening by Messrs. Fitzloff
and SchCStag was success and all
enjoyed good time.
Mr.. Willoughby of Minneapolis.
who is general freight and passen-
ger agent of the Milwaukee railroad,
was in this place last Friday on
business.
ST. Clair Congregational church
Sunday. April %, 1911. Sunday
school at 1890 a. NJ; preaching SER
vice at 7:S0 p. m; everyone invited
TO attend
Mrs. John Glasgow died at ST.
Josephs hospital at Mankato last
Monday afternoon. Deceased was
twenty-five years old and is survived
by a husband and two children.
Automobile owners i'm this vicinity
have devoted great deal of their
time lately i'm praying for sunshine
and even John ID. has complained
on the decline in the gasoline out
put here.
Misses IIulda and Martha Frank.
the former who is teaching near
GAINESVILLE, and the latter who is
clerkinS in store at that place,
spent last Sunday with their parents
of this place
Mr. Boswell is having his resi-
dence here remodeled and the pres
ent skeleton appearance of the
building indicates that it will be a
mansion of special note when COM
pletcd. A. f. Andrews and crew are
doing the work
Robert Schostag's sale on the Eos
ter farm last Thursday was well at
tended and the articles sold for a
fair price. Mr.. Foster will remove
again to his farm and Mr. Schostag
Will move on his fathers farm
northeast of town.
Two beautiful Easter lilies adorned
The pulpit and organ at the St Clair
Congregational church on SUNDAY
evening, and after the service Mrs
AXtell. the president of the Aid SO
ciety, and Miss Bestman. the organ
1st, were presented with the same.
A sister of Mrs. Manage, who has
been making her home with the
latter for the past few years, died
Sunday morning at the Manage
home. The funeral was held Mon.
day forenoon and she was buried
IN the town cemetery west of town.
Ralph Hilton returned last We'd
nesday from Chicago where he had
spent few days sightseeing. He
reports the scenery as being superb
and intends to return i'm the near
future to fulfill contract for q
years service with the Armour
Packing company.
Dr. Macbeth came riding into town
Monday evening in a new E. O. H.
T. REQ automobile He piloted the
machine with the grace of an old
racer. Other auto owners i'm town
are thinking of having approaches
put on the back and front of their
machines, so he can pass over them.
Rev. Carter reports fine service
at Pemberton on Easter Sunday
morning. The WoOdmen hall. in
which meetings are being held dur
Ing church repairing. was filed.
Special musical numbers were rem
dered by the choir Professor Dial
ton of st. Clair assisted i'm the ser
vice.
Reciprocity is question that Is
debated at length in this community.
and it has been suggested that a
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