The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-06-27
St. Clair


R. Haedt was a Mankato visitor
Tuesday.
S. Foster was a Mankato caller
Saturday. 81, 49,
Mr.. Amberg's new cement walk is
completed. 49, -.
Mr. Bestman spent a few days at
Mankato this week. So
Wilma Hall is visiting with her
aunt, Mrs. J. Chase. -
Mrs. c.. j. Pagenkopf has been
quite sick the past week.
Miss Jenny Fields is attending
summer school in Mankato 4,
Mrs. Schweitzer is visiting reia-
tives and friends in Mapleton this
week.
Mrs. Scott of GAINESVILLE b sew.
ing for Mrs. c. ]. Pagenkopf this
week.
Miss Lauretta Lynch is visiting
with friends in Milwaukee for few
weeks.
A house for tools used will be
built in the Lutheran cemetery south
of this village this week.
A large number of ST. Clair PEG.
pie attended the dedication, of the
Bethany college in Mankato Sun.
day.
Miss Ernestine Frank, who has
been attending the Mankato normal
school, is home to spend her vaca,
tion
Frances Smith, who attended the
GAINESVILLE high school during the
past year, is home to spend her va
cation.
The j. o. NJ club enjoyed day
at Madison Lake Wednesday. Eight.
cen young ladies had very delight
full time.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. d. Hulseman, who
visited relatives and friends in Wei
come during the past week, returned
home Tuesday. 1898
Miss Hattie Fitzloff finished sue,
cessful term of school Friday, June
6, and is now attending the summer
school in Mankato.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid
society met at the home of Mrs
Charley Ward Tuesday afternoon.
A very enjoyable meeting was held.
Charley Shallow and Miss Hopp
of Beauford were married at Man
kato last Wednesday, /. The young
couple will make their home on the
home farm.
Peter Roerig is the owner of a
brand new car which he bought last
week. Peter is beginning to take
life easy and will no doubt give: his
auto a good trial.
Mrs. Fred Precht left for Court
land Tuesday, where she. will visit
with her parents and attend the
wedding of her sister the latter
part of the month
Mrs. ]. C. Fitzloff and daughter
Marjory and Mrs. Paul Philips at
tended the recital given by pupils
of Miss Else Jache at Mankato Mon
day evening, June 8. ~. @
Carl Pagenkopf, who has been
working on South Dakota farms for
the past few months, returned Tues
day. He states that the crops there
are about ruined by the hot winds
during the past few days.
Mrs. John Cords entertained a
party of girls last Wednesday after
noon in honor of her daughter
Daisy, whose eleventh birthday it
was A dainty lunch was served
and all of the guests had a very
nice time
The pupils of Miss Burgess pi-
ano class will take part in recital
which will be given in Eagle Lake
Saturday evening. Miss Burgess
pupils in Mankato and Eagle Lake
will also take part Prizes, will be
awarded to the best players. ;. ss
The marriage of Miss , Savallah
Schorn and Mr.. Gales occurred at
nine o'clock Tuesday morning at the
Catholic church Following the cere-
mony the bridal party was taken
to the home of the brides, parents
In automobiles, where a reception
was held. A large number of re1a-
tives and friends of the young couple
were invited and the couple re,
ceived many valuable gifts. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gales will make their home
on farm near, GAINESVILLE.
Monday of last week was a big
day for the Sunday school pupils of
the Evangelical church. The teach
ers, pupils. and their parents gath
cred for an all day picnic in the
beautiful grove in the Thielman pas.
ture. Long before noon a large
crowd had gathered and the morn
ing was spent in looking forward to
the dinner, when it was learned how
many splendid cooks there were.
These ladies really did themselves
proud in the bountifuI dinner they
spread before the hungry ones whose
appetites needed satisfying II any
one failed to mention their apprecia.
tion of the dinner it must have been
that they were 'too fun for utter
ance." After dinner games and
races were INDUCED in. A clown
who did many praBks was one of
the features of interest. There was
not duh minute and every one
went home feeling delighted with
the pleasure of the day.
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