The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-05-23
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| Mr.. shadows new residence is go
ing up fast
Frank Ario of Mankato visited at
his home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pagenkopf went tol
GAINESVILLE Monday.
Marie. Peska spent Sunday at her
home near GAINESVILLE.
Miss O'Connor and Miss Hermal
spent SATURDAY in Mankato.
Mrs. Smith. and son, Peter were
GAINESVILLE visitors Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hubner visit
led relatives in Decoria Sunday.
Mrs. Albright of Mapleton was the.
guest of her sister. Mrs. j. G.. Fitz-
loft, Sunday.
/. Neary and @. d.. Hulseman, who
made a trim to Montana last week,
returned Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thielman, Mrs. Ras-
4 dell and Mrs. Frank Chase made a
trip to- Mankato Monday.
Mr.. Law and daughter Anna, and
/ Miss Schultz were guests at the,
slhome of Mr. H. :Fitzloff Sunday.
4 Miss. Amy Norton, who has finished
o. successful term of. school near
Oden, is home to spend her vacation,
j Miss Cora Wingen, teacher at the
intermediate department is visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Am;
burg for a few weeks.
Mrs. George Hubner entertained
number of ladies at her home for
her mother, Mrs. Currier, one day
last week. A very pleasant time
: was had.
:. The bank roof is being repaired.
! The tar roof put on some time ago
did not give, very good satisfaction
land it is hoped that the tin roof
3 which is being put on will prove bet
? ter.
2 A surprise party was given little
D Fergus O'Connor last Friday after
|, noon. by. the teacher and pupils OF
the. primary room. The occasion was
t his seventh, birthday, Lemonade and
i cake were served and the children
e had a very jolly time.
A home talent play, entitled vivid
u ow McGinty'' is coming to the st
i Clair opera house Saturday evening
. May II. 1t is an Irish comedy IL
+ lthree acts, one of the biggest sue
D cesses of the season and worth sew
l. eral times the price of admission
> 25 cents
. Misc Cora Illliar and Mr.. Sickle
{ burg Of wells were united in mar
: rage at the Evangelical church, Rev
. Moede officiating. A number o
:, friends and relatives witnessed tn
ceremony, which took place at tw'
: O'Clock Thursday afternoon. Follow
!. Ling the ceremony reception wa
!. held at the home of the bride, and
wedding dinner was served to larg
- number of guests. Mr.. and Mrs
: Steckleburg received large humble
: of beautiful presents. Both are wei
q known and popular young people an
have the, good wishes Of a large eli
n Gle OF friends
4
n. tardy in the grammar. department
u were Cora Bowe. Duane Chase, Ma
lr jorie Fitzloff, John Reerig and Lau
st eta Lunch. Those who had an a.
e. erage of 80 per cent. or above wer
a LaJuAe, Foster, Raymond FitZloff, AID
n Matteson, John Roerig and Pete
le Sehmitz.
y. The following are the grades fo
n. children in third, fourth and fit
N grades averaging from 80 to 100 fc
We the past two months. Daisy Cord
98; Clarence Near, Sc; GenevieV
& Andrews, 100; Eddie Frank, So; II
4 Idle Franske, 80; Fred Krdse, 81
Z Teddy Wolcott, 9x; Earl Foster, IS
Rose Bowe. 100; Leo Roerig, 81
3 Dolly Schultz, 96; Clara Frantzk
9S; Kenneth Gollmar. 90;. Kathe
?. inc Gollmar, 95; Charlott Bowe, 50
- Carl Fischer, 81; Evelyn Kollos, 81
i Alfred Schroeder. &c.; Estht
:, Schroeder 90; Sylvester Mallc
sN92; Lila Matteson, 95. The program
given by third, fourth and fifth grade
:. for the end of the last month was {
M fellews-"G Golden Goose; Dramatic
~ by fourth and fifth grades. Fir
brother, Leo Roerig, second brothe
r.. Alfred. Schroeder, third brother
a, Simple, John john. Little Gray Ma
no LOT woods, Teddy Woleott; lar
,s lords three daughters, Clara Fransk
ee Mary Neary, Daisy Cords; parse
NC Carl Fischer; sexton, SyNest'
Dp iNeary; first peasant, Lila Mattesol
&c second peasant, Lillian Mohr; kin
y Earl Foster; princess, Dolly Schult;
ne ft'song Of March winr;-song Fairs
IL tof Spring, 'T<rebin song-raindrt
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