The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-12-24

hortation on what the real meaning
and significance of membership In the
church of Jesus Christ is. The topic
for the evening Christian Endeavor
meeting will be, How the Prophecy
of the Angels Christmas Song May
Come True" Luke 2. $50. Leader,
Willis Randall. This will be Christ
r1as meeting, and ought to be large
ly attended. The Christmas exer-
cises of the Sunday school will be
held at the church on Christmas
eve, December "a. There will be a
tree and the Sunday school will give
program, which promises to be of
good deal Of interest. George Z.
Brown, pastor.
St Peter Herald: Interest In the
farmers clubs of Nicollet county has
been stimulated to great extent by
the approach Of winter. At every re-
cent meeting the attendance has been
exceptionally large, and II is a COM
mon occurrence at meeting to have
a turn -out Of $50 and 200 persons A
series of meetings has been arranged
for next week, commencing on Mon
day evening, December 90, and con-
Guiding Thursday evening. Monday
evening, December 90. a meeting of
the Belgrade Farmers club will be
held at the home OF Frank z. Jeffer-
son. Tuesday evening, December q,
the Oshawa Farmers club will meet
at the Miner school house. Wednes-
day evening the New Sweden Farm
ers' club Is to meet at the Theodore
Ostrom school house. Thursday even
| ing, a meeting of the Lake Prairie
Farmers club will be held at the
Frank Osborne school house. Among
the speakers who will give talks mt
these meetings are +. b. McLaren
of Wrenschall, and County Agent
| Stewart Leaning. Various club men,
| bers will also give talks.
Miss Pearl Gunderson. who spent
the past summer in North Dakota,
and little niece, Miss Evelyn Jacob
son. arrived from Lamoure, N. D.,
yesterday, and will spend Sunday as
| guests of the formers sisters, Mrs.
Fl. B. Stansfield and Miss Mathilda
Gunderson. and will go from here to
| Osseo, Wisconsin, where they will
visit Miss Cumbersome parents.
Residents of the village who shovel
their sidewalks after q snow storm
| would appreciate having clean walks
to travel over when passing other
homes. Some people never shovel
their walks. They should remember
the rule, do unto others as you would
have them do unto you" II would be
good plan to have a street shovel
go over the unshoveled walks.
Miss Esther Klaus of Minnesota
Lake, a niece of Mrs. J. II. Minks,
underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis at Emmanuel hospital today.
Miss Mclaughlin of Storm Lake,
Ia. is the guest of her uncle and
aunt. Mr. and Mrs. r. Wachtler on
Belgrade avenue.
Ward Kuentzel Is expected home
from the state university tonight to
spend the holidays with his parents.
William Eberlein will arrive home
tonight from the state university TO
spend the vacation with his parents
Miss Amelia Steinmetz has returned
TO her home I'm New Ulm, after a
visit with friends on South avenue.
Louis Shouts drove Jerry car Ia
st. Paul this noon. He will return
Saturday evening on the train.
Miss Kate Mcguire Is home from
Lake Okoboji. to spend the holidays
with her parents.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred C..
Reuss of Garfield avenue, son, De-
oember Is.
From Fridav's Daily.