The Mankato free press., 1918-06-21
ST Clair

(, Irene Fields. who has beetE lassistine
at the home OF DR.. McBeths went &c
with relatives for short time before
returning to her home in Montana.
Mrs. August Fisher returned from
Wells Thursday where she has been Wis
iting her daughter. Mrs. Kaiser. Mr.
and Mrs. Kaiser are the proud parents
of baby girl which arrived at theil
home two weeks ago. Mother and baby
Lucille are doing weu
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Pagenkopf and Mar
vim and Harriet were passengers to Man
kato Sunday. Mrs. Pagenkopf and chill
dren will visit for a few days at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Krueger.
Herman Bucholtz drove over from Tiv-
oil Monday for his mother, Mrs John
Bucholtz. Mr. Bucholtz' wife went to
Mankato Sunday to receive medical aid
and his mother expects to remain with
him until his wife returns.
Mrs. Anna Piese of GAINESVILLE was a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
The w. c. T. u. was entertained al
the home of Mrs. Frank Chase last week
Friday. The day for the w. G. L. U.
meetings have been changed from Sat
urday to the first Friday of every month.
The next meeting will be held with Mrs
Herman Hubner. AS the regular day will
bring it so near the fourth the ladies
decided to hold the meeting in July on
the eleventh.
There was an error made in these col
umns last week in regard to the late
Elizabeth Hilton. 1t should have read
it was about twelve years ago that she
went to Dakota instead of twenty. Il
Thelma Andrews is spending her sum
mer vacation at the home of her sister
Mrs. Charlie Hale near Waseca.
Mrs. Will Warwick and children of AL
bert Lea are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Wolcott at this place.
Sadie Fields is home for vacation.
Miss Fields has taught several terms in
the Strobel district and her work has
been very successful,
The Lutheran aid held it's annual meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Fred Thinner
man Thursday of last week. picnic
supper was enjoyed by those present.
The ladies We're successful in securing
strawberries from Mankato and ice cream
from Mr.. Powell. The ladies report a
good attendance. The following officers
were elected: Mrs. Fitzloff president;
Mrs. Schultz, treasurer; Mrs. Gusso, sec
retary. They changed the day of their
meeting from Thursday to Wednesday
Mrs. Joe Kruse is staying at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Hodapp. A little
girl arrived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hodapp about two weeks ago and the
mothers Improvement is very slow.
Mr. and Mrs. Shields enjoyed a visit
from the formers sister, Mrs. j. w
Doyle of Seattle, Wash, few days last
week.
Father O'Connor left Monday for Camp
Custer at Battle Creek, Mich, to visit
his brother who expects soon to be called
to France.
Mrs Charles Hilton visited at the
home of her brother and sister at Tivoli
from Friday to Sunday.
Your reporter had the pleasure of a
visit with Mrs. Axtel and her daughter,
Mrs. Slocum, Saturday. They were en-
joying good health and were making
preparations for trip to Dakota to visit
Richard Axtel and family.
The Evangelical church has purchased
fifty inch bell weighing 2200 pounds.
1t was in place and ready to do service
Sunday morning. st. Clair has now two
church bells which peal forth their vel
come to ALL
Rev. Zeiske of the Evangelical church
gave an interesting sermon at Tivoli
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Frank Brandenburg of st. Paul
visited her parents Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Schallow of this place last week.
announcements have been received
from Brookings, S. D.A of the marriage
of Hulda Voight and Charles Calk. June
TO- Miss Voight is well known here hav-
ing visited her sister, Mrs. Charles Schal-
low several times at this place. She won
many friends while here who unite In
extending their congratulations.
Revival meetings are being held at-the
Evangelical church this week. Services
are held in the forenoon and evening
Rev Zeiske, the local pastor, is assisted
by j. M. Baitinger of st. Paul.