The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-04-04
St, Clair
From thursdays Daily.

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From thursdays Daily.
Father Kelly was q GAINESVILLE WIS.,
itor Tuesday.
Mr.. Fields made a trip to Man
kato Wednesday.
Miss Frances Smith of GAINESVILLE
spent Easter at her home.
w. Boswell, street commissioners,
made trip to Faribault Monday.
TT. Thielman and Jake Chase were
Mankato visitors Friday.
Henry Dooley of Mankato is visit
ing st. Clair friends for q few days.
Misses Nelson and Murphy of Penn
berton were ST. Clair callers Monday.
Deputy Sheriff Ed Ario passed
through the village of st. Clair Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. Fisher visited at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Buch.
holtz Sunday.
Miss Elise Gekeler, who is teach
ing school near Madison Lake. was
home for Easter.
Mrs. Pagenkopf, who has had a
very severe attack Of lagrippe, is
able to be out again.
school here is spending the Easter
vacation at her home.
Misses Sadie and Jenny Fields and
Hattie Fitzloff spent Easter vacation
at their respective homes.
Miss Ada Doe, who has been spend
ing her Easter vacation at home, re-
turned to Mankato Monday.
Mrs. Stchacky and daughter Daisy
of Wisconsin are visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Frantz.
Miss Ernestine Frank, who has
spent two weeks of vacation at home,
returned to Mankato Sunday.
Mrs. w. Pagenkopf of Pemberton
visited at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. J. .Pagenkopf over Sunday.
Fl. Thielman, j. Chase, "A. Quinn,
c. Schweitzer and c. Conner went
to Faribault Monday on business.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs.. Shields has been very i'll, but
reports are that she is recovering.
Amey Moede, who has been visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bittner
for about a week, returned Monday.
Mrs. Fred Precht left Monday for
CORTLAND, MINI. where she intends
to visit her parents for few weeks.
Mrs. T. J. Fitzloff and daughter
Leona are visiting at the home OF
Mrs. w. Frank for number of days
this week.
Louise Buchholtz, who has been
visiting with her sister at North
field. Mimi. for a few weeks, return
ed Saturday.
The j. o. NJ. club was entertained
by Misses Dorothy and Hattie Fitz-
loft last Saturday evening and very
social time was enjoyed.
The pupils and teachers Of the ST.
Clair school are enjoying a weeks
vacation. Mr.. Nelson, the principal.
is spending his vacation with his
parents in South Dakota. The state
examinations which came the first
days of the week, were conducted
by Miss O'Connor.
The first real thunder storm of
the season visited this community
last Sunday evening. The rain was
of some benefit in making the roads
better According to reports, Mime
sofa barely escaped the terrific wind
storms and tornadoes which ragged
in the surrounding states.
The entertainment given here Mon.
day evening by the l. c. A. S. of the
Catholic church was a decided sue
cess. The program was carried out
to great satisfaction and too much
praise cannot be given the young
ladies and gentlemen who rendered
their parts in the play remarkably
well. The following is the program
of entertainment.
"charies O'MaIIey's Aunt" "A
Comedy. rs
Scene: O'Malley's Bachelor Quarters.
Characters:
Charles OMalley, a gentleman of
ease ........D David Steel
Frank Weber, O'Malley's college
chum, who impersonates Miss
Judith Macan and Pastern, q
coachman ........ Arthur Murphy
Captain Power, a friend of O'Mal-
ley NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ralph Hilton
General Eastwood, retired Off
Ger jerome Lynch
Lucy Eastwood, the generals
daughter .Savallah Steel
Aileen Blake, friend of Lacy.
................. Laura KruSe
Mary Brady, servant. ............
................ Margaret O'Connor
Micky Free, servant. Edward Kruse
"The jolly Walters"
A Musical Sketch.
Head Waiter. Arthur Murphy
ucTiildu w alters
-. Laura Kruse, Susan Schmitz
Irish Walters
Margaret O'Connor, Cora Wingen
Chinese Walters Observation-Disclosures.
David Steel, Paul Kolinski
Negro Walters
..........E Ed. Kruse. Leo Murphy
Some excellent talent was display.
ed and cheers of great applause were
given by the large audience. The
program was concluded with box
social which was another interesting
feature. The proceeds realized from
the affair amounted to $40. The
same program will be carried out
at the Pemberton hall next Friday
evening.