The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-07-11
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LIBERTY CLUB HELD MEET.
ING; TIE PROGRAM
Bread Demonstration will Be
Made on August 8; Town
News Notes
Especial to Free I-rsss.i

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Tuesday evening at eight o'clock.
AS the president, Miss Selma DEWITT
was out of town, the vice. president.
Miss Margaret McCarty, had charge
OF the meeting. 1t was voted tol
hold the next meeting August 8 at
eight o'clock. On the same day thel
Bread club will put on demonstra-
lions for the public, The following
program was given:
Club yell. !-,"
Song, Minnesota. ....
Song, We've got a Club Down in
Our School" 20.
Recitation, Marvin Wrucke.
Piano duet, Olga Preuss and Helen
Wiedenheft.
Talk on Bread, Martha Kellogg.
Account of Breat contest held at
Mankato.
Monday. Miss Bertha M. Graham.
Piano solo, Miss amanda Gerlach.
Song, Star Spangled Banner.
Miss Catherine Caven and Miss
Lucy Weir, who attend normal school
at Mankato, spent the Fourth at the
home of their uncle, Frank Weir, Sr.
Mrs. Louis Wrucke and daughter
Sophia were callers in Minneapolis
between trains Tuesday. -a.Vs3a
Mr.. and Mrs Will Falancer, Mr..
and. Mrs Pat Gainor and Miss Julia
Burke of Mankato were Sunday ev-
ening callers here. ~ $50 - ra
Mrs. Will Marlowe motored to
Mankato Thursday with her brother
Will DEWITT and family of Amboy.
Miss Jean Patterson is visiting at
Rochester with friends. .'a.
Ed Hitler is the owner of new
Buick = automobile purchased OF
Clements garage, Mankato.
Mesdames Ed Cornell and Street
came from. Minneapolis Wednesday to
spend the Fourth at the John Graz
ham home ''Es
The dance at Gust Brunz's barn
Tuesday evening was attended by a
large crowd from all directions. San
don Bros, orchestra of Mankato fur
nished the music.
Miss Olivia Rinehart of Amboy is
visiting with her sister. Miss Meta,
Wiedenheft Bros. efficient clerk
Clara Kellogg and Selma Rosin.
two normal students came home
Thursday to spend the short yaca-
ton at home -
s. a. 49, anu IHIcck
States mail carriers, George Weir,
Paul Sperra and George Schrafii are
making eight acres OF hay on. the
Pat Gaynor meadow. They are work
ing hard to lay up a good store for
their dobbins. who have to make ov-
err thirty mile trips each day in win
ter Now the carriers are using the
buzzmobiles and, make the trips in
few hours. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Meyer and
children came Tuesday in an auto
from Ryder, N. d.. to visit with rel
atives. ~" ..''r .'t-a
Mrs. Esther Sickle and Mrs Mat.
tie Gunnison, who visited at the Ar.
mold Graf and Ed Burke homes, re.
turned to their home at Waupan
Wis., Wednesday . - -
Mrs. Albert Neller and daughter
Roenna. Of Fairfax, Iowa, arrived
here Wednesday evening to spent
the summer at the home of the for.
mer's mother, Mrs. Mountain ant
sister. Mrs. Jack Polchow.
Victor Voecks. who has been EN-
ID ployed in a barber shop in Minneap
oils, came home Tuesday evening I,
spend week at home, after which
he will go to Shipaway, Wis, wher,
ne win work in a barber shop.
Tuesday evening at eight o'clocl
Miss Lizzie Weber, eldest daughte
OF Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weber of Thu
place and Mr.. 3 Myron Kendall 4
Vernon Center were Joined In hol,
wediock at the ST Johns Lutheran
parsonage by Rev. A.. C. Bode II
the presence OF relatives and nea
friends. Miss Annie Weber O
Winnebago,. a sister of the bride. wa
bridesmaid and Frank Miller of Man
kato.3 the brides cousin, acted a
bestman. The bride wore a beau
tiful blue georgette dress. Her vel
was in cap effect and she carried /
shower bouquet. ~ The bridesmai,
wore light gray taffeta gown.
wedding supper was served at tn,
August Miller home. The bride wa
the popular dining room girl at tn,
Vernon hotel for the past eight year,
where She met the young man. TIL,
newlyweds will make their home a
Albert Lea - ~
During the, past week III. H. Bucl
sold five farms in this vicinity j
A. PaTey,, eighty acres, to Rober
Pautsch and Carl and Arthur Sohre
VIII Doerring, eighty acres to Rob
ett Pautsch and Carl and Arthf
Sphre. Hiram Hansen, 31s acres {,
prs. H. o. Christopher and Merrill
OF Amboy. q. Witachke. eight,
to Gottlie ,'HeitnHri 49, -
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Graf move,
their household 8ceds to North Man
kato where they viii reside, mr. era
having employment at the Nave
Brothers foundry - go, !
Mr.. and Mrs. PA. Hedin an,
daughter, Sophia, our hotel Keeper
for the past three years, moved thei
furniture to- GAINESVILLE where the,
leased the Janesville hotel from TIL,
l.. w. Converse Land Co.
John McCarty and family attend
ed the Old Settlers picnic at OH
Mapleton Tuesday -
The rain Thursday afternoon an,
evening was of great worth as corr
and grains need it. The lawns wer,
getting brown on, some places, bu
now are areenerS thans ey4r after =,
good sqaktng. Many hearts were sor,
when Brain approached asa
ruined their plans for the gloriou
Fourth. I'm spite of all fretHne III,