The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-11-21
UUVU IHUHULlt LILI0
Maple River Club Has Held
ItsAnnuaI Banquet ]
MISUNDERSTANDING
One Of the Most Pleasant Funcr.
tiohs Held In the = =.
Village @
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Good Thunder, November 1e-The
! Maple River club held it's annual
banquet at the home OF the Misses
Clara and Lynda Billet Thursday,
evening, November Is. This was also
the anniversary of the clubs organic
cation. The beautiful modern home
which was so generously donated for
the evening was artistically decorat ;
ed with chrysanthemums of white,
pink and yellow hues. Games were
enjoyed until ten o'clock when the
members served delicious meal in
two courses. The menu consisted of
chicken salad, escalloped potatoes,
buttered sandwiches, olives, coffee,
/, ice cream and assorted cakes. After
all were served games and stunts
were enjoyed until a late hour when
all guests departed for home, having
spent Il most enjoyable. yeTening that
will be long remembeted Victrola
music was enjoyed" Forty were
present. the husbands. and children
.bf the club members and two ex-
members and their Husbands, : Dr..
end Mrs., ]. T. Schlesselfnan and Mr..
and Mrs. John Kiesel Of Mahkato and
Miss Jessie Thompson, who recently,
returned from service as Red Cross
nurse overseas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles zastrow and
children attended the wedding of tlie
formers sister, Miss Ella Zastrow Of
MaHkate TO Helmuth label of. ,Poy
Sippi Wis, Wednesday evening at
e.MankatOf - SnT 1a0H
3, Leonard Fried of Minneapolis. spent
Sunday witiphis brother. Station Ag7
ent E. " Fried and family. "a 20
Mrs. Anna rFoecks and son ROLAND
] and Mrs. Emma .Dalluge land son
William. motored to Mankato, Satur-
day and spent the day shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wentland and
baby daughter of Mortified visited
with. Mrs. Wentland's. sister, Mrs. Al
bert Possin and family several days
of last week.
| Ellsworth Willard and Anton Win
Ngen of Mankato were business call
ers here Friday.
Mrs. Fred Peters and daughter
Linda of Mankato came Saturday aft
ernoon to visit with the formers
son and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Peters and other relativess) h
William Arndt of Truman spent
Sunday at his home here. Oil 81,
Mrs. Amelia, Zellmar went to Will
low Greek last week to- attend a
wedding of her grand daughter. She
remained to visit for some time with,
relatives and old friends. "a -
! Miss Elizabeth Gerlach. of Amboy
spent Sunday with her father and
sister. 4stasti Is =.
| Martin Wiebald 9eft for his home
near the cities Friday, after work
ing; here for Albert Mielke, all sea
son. 49,. Il oIs@.:tlE Na
DIR. A. L. SchuIdtawent to Mime
apolis Saturday to attend the. foot :,
ball game. He remained over Suns
day With Mis- brother and returned
home Monday.
Friday was poultry day in town.
The two produce stores together
shipped out fifty one crates that
day.
The Misses Katherine and Theresa
Mountains who are teaching near
Napoleon. spent the week end with
their mother. Mrs. Alice Mountain.
Miss Martha Radtke, who is doing
sewing at MapleIon. spent, Sunday at
her home here, returning Monday
morning. ~ 49,
DIR. A, Dodds of Lake Crystal was
a professional caller here Monday. 4
Rudolph Preis was a business CALI
er in Mankato Monday 49,
Mr.. and Mrs Will Bruss and little
Grandson motored to .Mankato, Sun
day afternoon and Visited with Mr.,
and Mrs. Carl Bruss. - 3as+,s-
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Graf and
twin sons August and Philip of North
Mankato visited Sunday with the
formers parents Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
gust Graf. 10y sso
Mr.. and Mrs. Will KauI motbred to
Mankato Monday on business, .,.s
Owing to the coal strike the two.
afternoon trains were taken of much
to the. disappointment of the travel
ing public. This will increase the
work.-for the auto liveries.
Rudolph Preis~ and family of
{, Beauxford spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Henry LANCE.
Miss Madeline Mountain enter
tanned number Of friends at Sunday
dinner
Miss Alma Bode. who teaches in
the Judd Cornell district in Old Ma
pleton. spent the week end with her.
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wiebald are
the proud parents OF baby daugh-
ter, born Sunday.