The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-10-17
EVENTS IN Saint CLAIR
SUPPER BY THE LADIES
WORKING CLUB
w. G. T. U. Members Enjoyed
Meeting At Home of Mrs.
Anna Nyquist
Especial to Free press.l

81. Clair, October 1.-THE Ladies'
working club of the Evangelical
church met with Mrs. Powell Wed /.
nesday of last week. 1t was decided
by the ladies TO hold their annual
supper Saturday evening, October II.
IN the town hall, commencing at $50.
~ cordial welcome is extended to the
public
Mrs. Hussey and son Burnell were
Mankato callers Wednesday.
Mrs. John Murphy of Mankato was
n passenger with the local bus Wed
nesday afternoon, returning Thursday
afternoon. While in the village she
was the guest of her sister. Mrs.
Henry Hilton.
Mrs. Fannie Andrews received a
sick call to Mankato Tuesday.
Genevieve Andrews is staying with
Mrs. Powell and attending the local
school this winter. During her spare
time she assists in the restaurant
Henry Schallow, Jr., former res
\ ident of this place, but who is now
employed in an express office at Min
neapelis, was calling on old friends
and relatives in this village last week.
Mrs. Grignon is spending few
days this week al the pleasant farm
home of her brother. Nick Phillips
Lucille Leo and Laura Juliar spent
the week end with their parents at
this place. AS the schools were clos
ed Thursday in Mankato on account
of the teachers meeting which was
held in that city the young people at
tending school there came home
Thursday evening.
Earnestine Frank attended the
teachers meeting at Mankato the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schallow and
daughter Adeline and Elsie Weight
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Crowley
at Tiyoli Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Page and daughter are
visiting at the home of the formers
father, NJ. Y. Hoagland.
Mrs. Anna Hemshrote and children
were the guests of the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Gekeler
Thursday.
There was no school in the gram
mar, intermediate or primary. rooms
Friday. The teachers, Miss|Zeiske.
OLaughlin and LenertZ attended the
teachers meeting at Mankato
Mrs. Charles Mohr, having sold her
farm, located short distance from
this village, to Eda Bruscke. and will
move to the northern part of the
state. They loaded the car with their
household goods, machinery, ETC., last
week
Mr.. and Mrs Will Hilton and
daughter Marcella and son Joseph
were guests at the Hilton home Sun.
day
Mrs Charles Hilton and daughter
Pearl are spending a few days at Tt
voli. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
Crowley.
Mesd DANES Liza Holman. Ida
Smoothers and Mabel Burgess and
son of Knoxville, H., were the guests
OF Mrs Anna Andrews and other rel
atives and old friends few days the
past week.
DIR. and Mrs. Henry Schallow of
Minneapolis were calling on relatives
and friends in this village and vicin-
ity. Mr. and Mrs. Schallow are think
ing some of selling their home in
Minneapolis and coming back to this
village 20 reside, building in the
spring on the lot east of the creamery
where Mr.. and Mrs. Brandenberg did
reside before moving to Mime
apolis.
Mrs. Edith Chase is staying with
her sister. Mrs. Campbell at Mankato,
where she is receiving treatments
from one OF the physicians of that
city. 49,
Several autos containing members
of the W. c. T. U. motored to the
farm home of Mrs. Anna Nyquist
Friday afternoon, it being their reg
ular monthly meeting. After the us
ual business meeting refreshments
were served by the hostess.
Lila Fitzloff, who recently returned
from Welcome to her home at this
place on account of having trouble
with one OF her hands which was
thought at first to be afflicted with
rheumatism, but for which treatment
was given and the same did not re-
lieve her, went to Mankato where it
is hoped by the aid of an x-ray the
cause of her trouble may be deter
mined o."
Leo Roerig enroute to his home at
this place from Mankato Sunday, ac-
companied> by his brother John and
Kenneth Golmer, had the misfortune
to-5reak the wheel off Of the car he
was driving while descending the IT,
wolf hill.
Wendall May will have public
aution Wednesday. October Is. Mic
Julfar and son Otto, auctioneers.
Will Gekeler has ordered pipeless
furnace which he will have installed
in his home in this village.
l.. T. Kuske is doing carpenter work
for Otto Juliar in the interior of his
home.
Work is now again rapidly prog
ressing on the new garage.
Sadie Eaton, a former resident of
ST Clair. but who has been employed
III the Kruse store at Mankato for
some time past, returning from Roches-
ter Wednesday evening, where she
had been to consult the Mayos. Miss
Eaton's condition was found serious,
Z but it is hoped that she may be re-
stored 10 her usual good health by
treatment and that an operation will
not be necessary.
ST. CLAIR SCHOOL NOTES.
The fire signal was sounded We'd
nesday forenoon and within a half
minute after the gong sounded every
pupil was out of the school build
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