The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-10-03
EVENTS At SAINT CLAIR
NUMBER OF VILLAGE HUNTERS
WENT TO RICE LAKE
Dr.. Macbeth Suffered Injuries;
New Stories Of the Busy
Town
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Especial TO Free Press
st. Clair. September 25.-A number
of the men of this place who enjoy
the sport of hunting motored to Rice
Lake Monday evening. where they
have cottage. so as to be on hand
Tuesday morning for the. first duck,
while others remained at home Mon.
day. night, but were astir at break
of dawn to join their fellowstowns-
men at the lake. Among those who
enjoyed the day at the lake were:
John Bestman, Jr., Harry Westby,
Pete Huginun, Clay Boswell, Henry
Lubke and Earl Pagenkopf
Miss Towne was guest at the
Fitzloff and F'rantz homes last week.
Mrs. Huginun is visiting at the
home of her son at-this place.
Otto Juliar is having pipeless
furnace installed in his home. Pete
McGOvern did the mason work and
William Leo. with the assistance of
his men, is putting in the furnace.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Fisher had
their household goods conveyed to
Waterville. making two trips. Mr..
and Mrs. Fisher and daughter, Mrs.
Keiser and daughter, after enjoying
a dinner at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Fisher, made the
trip to Waterville in Mr.. Pag-
enkopf's car. Carl Pagenkoph act
ed as chauffeur. Mr.. and Mrs. Fish
er have lived in this village and VIC
unity for a good many years, and will
be missed by their old friends and
associates, especially in the Evan
gelical church circle of which both
were active members.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dumeland
and son of Dakota are visiting at the
home of the formers parents at this
place.
Mrs. Theodore Heinze was bust
ness caller at Mankato Friday.
Louis Zimmerman has rented the
Oscar Heinze farm for the coming
season. The farm which Mr. Tim.
norman has been working was sold.
Mr.. Ireland who now resides on Os-
car Heinze's farm will move onto
Fred Wingen's place. Mr.. Hagar will
go onto his own farm, which he pur-
chased lsoine time ago.
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Kuske and son
are now nicely located in their new
home which they purchased Recently
of Mr.. August Fisher. Their. house
hold goods came Thursday. We glad
ly welcome Mr.. and Mrs. Kuske into
4 The Tsd,ess Aid ofsthe Lutheran
church was 4ntexa aiued at the home
of Mrs, cGNss0< Tbutsday of last week.
Mrs August cKopKe was elected
president OF the aid, that ,office being
left vacant by Mrs. FytgloffJ %.Io NOV
ed to Dakota. Mrs. KepbS. for some
time held the position Off vice presi-
dent and at M pr0mm6tao1ss to the
presidents place, Mrs. oPenn was
elected Vice president
Frank Fisher motored to Waterville
with load of household goods for his
parents Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fitzloff shipped
their household goods Tuesday to
Dakota. The family departed the
middle of the week in their car They
expect to make the trip in about three
days.
Will Hilton will sell at Tom Nc
Carty's farm, all his machinery, cat
tie, horses, hogs, corn and potatoes
at public auction Friday. September
&c. Mic Juliar and son, auctioners
Mr.. and Mrs Hilton will move to
the northern part of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Bruels and son
Glenn and daughters Clara and Anna
of Mankato were guests at the Am
berg and Wingen homes at this place
Sunday.
Nelson and Lottie Bennett were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hill.
ton Sunday.
DR.. McBeth, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hilton and Ralph Hilton motored to
Mankato Monday, where Charles Hill
ton underwent an operation for the
removal of his tonsils. Mr.. Hilton
returned to his home at this place
Tuesday.
The mason work on Mr.. Juliar's
garage will be delayed for period
of about week as the masons re-
turned to their homes at GAINESVILLE
Saturday evening, where they have
work on the -four mill at that place.
Frank Crowley will assist Arthur
Dickey with his fall work for few
udyo. WI. OioWicy WCuI " INV DASAA
ey home Sunday.
Nels Johnson has been assisting
Frank Chase with his fall work on
the farm
Mr.. and Mrs. John Creedon and family
and Mrs. Creedon's mother, Mrs. A.
Lang of Mankato were guests of Mrs
Grignon and daughter Jennie Sun
day.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lubke enter
tanned atea duck supper Friday eve
ming Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon and Mr.
Criticize of Mankato, Mr.. and Mrs.
August Kopke. Mollie Kopke, John
Kopke, Miss, Eyre and Mrs. Martha
Filter and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lubke and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hirt motored to Mankato Satur-
day with the view OF purchasing
piano for the school.
William Hussey. WHO is working at
a garage at Vernon Center, spent
Sunday at home.
Mrs Matt Smith was taken sudden
ly i'll Saturday forenoon about eleven
o'clock. About three o'clock she
commenced to improve and at the
time Of this writing she is able to be
about her household duties as usual.
1t was thought by those in attendance
that he had an apoplectic stroke.
DIR. Macbeth met with a painful
accident Sunday evening. He had by