The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-12-19
Napoleon

.r"i'c''cti, DSCsIuDcr lo.--1ne mem
bers and supporters OF the Congrega
iionai church gathered at the churs!
par!ors Tuesday evening. bringin,
with them their supper which wa.
enjoyed by all. after which the an
nual meeting of the church was held
re reports disclosed the fact tina
lhat the property was wcrth Sg.0Oj
Tree from debt and small balanc,
remained in the treasury besides fyc-i
.uncollectcd pledges. This church i
federated with the local Baptist
church OF which Federation Rev. v
~. !sobt ms is the pastor. The ciurcl
oinccfs elected We're clerk. Mrs. Hat
ie Wilde; treasurer. I, n. Hamr;
trustees. u G. Arge,sin.er- -Robcft
Lang. deacon, w. l.. MCQUEEN: MS.
hers. 4. Nj. Hamp ana John Johnston
The regular meeting of the O T.
= urania chapter Nc. 50, hold Frila
eVerinS was for the election OF of
hrers. Neaii4 al OF the old off, >rI
were re,eiected. They arc w Ma
IRON, Mrs. I. NJ. Hamp: a. Matron
AIRS. +. Pcnhiter.
me Maplctcl Woman-s Study CLUB
met Tuesday afternoon at the HON
% Mrs. John A!brccht. The com
Inunisy building. Babcock amendment,
and other interesting matters werr
considered. The next meeting will
he held in january NJ ;nc home o,
Mrs. Charles Schwictzer.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Evans enter
tanned their friends ~ cards Tuesdav
evening. Sixteen were present VIII,
spent q delightful evening. Light
refreshments were served by tho
hostess.
The seal drive was on. SATURDAY.
December H. These who made the
drive werc Mnsdamcs T. G. Busse. II
=. Taylcr, Eugene Hadlcy, Charlie
Protl. Claude Saxon, James Scott
Andrew Humid, ii. S;arkey and Misse,
Laura krensle, Lenore Greiner. Edith
Ackernan. Lcona Sterile. Bessie Yves
ten. Jessie MCQUEEN. Margaret Al.
bfecht, Margaret Norton.
The Heather Curling club will hold
It's annual meeting at the State bank
Wednesday at III a. IN. for the elec.
ten OF officers and payment of dues
Curling az the rink on East Main
street in the afternoon. "Hoot Mon
Come Await
Tho local post, Herbert Derome OF
American Legion. will go on record
against such acts rs the Centralia.
W. W. demonstration. Burnham Gree
~ IS The committee, who will draw
up resolutions. Other matters of i'm.
llCrtnnce were discussed at the meet
Ing Tuesday evening.
The first study meeting of the Mis-
sionary society OF the Federated
church was held Friday afternoon at
The home of Mrs. j. A.Adams. Mrs.
III. Wishart was the leader.
Judge ~ +. Pratt OF Seattle, Wash:
10 the guest of his sister, Mrs. +.
Hatley
Word from Mrs Slater, who is n,
Rochester with Mr.. Slater, reports
Mf. Slater is doing nicely since his
recent operation.
Eugene Hadley. Jr.. returned from
lls-ris.s is>re;ayan vs. Mankaso. nc
longest way around Is the only way
homo nowadays.
Mrs. Otillia Rissinger of Winona
has been the guest of her brother
Frank Goodrich this week.
MICS. Florence Whipple. county
nurse. spent Wednesday, in Mapleton.
q few of the pupils in the public
school were examined.
Archie McGregor. who exhibited his
prize calf at the South st. Paul show,
has since been sick with the measles.
J. w. Spraguc received word from
Fielding, Canada, that George A.
Clark. an old settler of this place. who
recently moved 10 Canada. had
stroke of paralysis.
Postmaster l.. A. Dietz and family
OF Easfon were Sunday guests at the
Charles FietZ home.
AIRS. ]. Stanzel has returned from
LGko:a, Iowa, where SHE had been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. George
MUSICIAN, who has baby daughter.
Let no one forget the Red Cross
meeting Tuesday evening in the nigh
school assembly. Matters of i'm
portance arc TO be considered.