The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-01-02
EVENTS IN SAINT CLAIR
NUMBER PEOPLE HOME
FOR HOLIDAYS
Personal Mention and Social
Functions; News Notes of
The Village
TspeeiaI 10 Free Press

st. Clair, De C e M b er 26.-Gract
| Preston. who is teaching school neal
Butterfield, is home for the Christ
mas holidays.
Miss Weir. who is teaching il
district No. Sc. has left for her home
in Rapidan for a short vacation.
MIR. Huginun assisted al the drug
store tho first of the week.
John Roerig is spending Christ
mas with his parents al this place
John came home "Wednesday evening
| from Mankato where he is employed
at the Zimucrman hardware store
Josie Wingen has returned TO hel
home IT this place after visiting hel
sister and her husband. Mr.. and Mrs
l.. Merrill at Hutchinson for a few
| weeks
ERIN Schultz was confined to his
home last week with the grippe
| Mr.. and Mrs. Westby and family were
| passengers 20 Mankato Wednesday,
enrGute TO Heron Lake where they
win spend Christmas withcrelatives
and friends.
NJ. and Mrs. CHARLES Schallow
and daughter Adeline and Elsie
| Voie'is were guests at the Crowley
hcmc Al Tivoli Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Frank Chase enter
| tanned relatives at Christmas dinner
Pearl Buchholtz is spending the
weelt with her sister, Mrs ieJohr
Crowley, and family.
Earnestine Frank. who is teach
ing near Pemberton, came hons
| Saturday to spend her vacation with
her mother at this place.
Mr. and Mrs. August Kopke arc
visiting their daughter Mrs. Wood
and family at Erazee.
Mrs. Anna Andrews and son
Dwight, were passengers on the moor
| train Saturday enroute TO Knoxville
| ILL.,, to spend the holidays. Ernest
Miller will assist Mr.. Hummel with
the daily tasks at the Andrews home
during Mrs. Andrews absence.
We are pleased TO note that Mrs
A. B. Preston, who was seriously i'll
with pneumonia the first of the week
is getting letter
Pete Huginun has been chosen as
census enumeration for Mcpherson
| township and St Clair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grawander and niece
were passengers on the noon trair
! Saturday to spend the week with
friends near Waldorf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shields and daughter
were among a number from this
village that were shopping in Man
kato Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Hilton and
daughter Pearl. spent Christmas al
the home of Nelson and Lottie Ben
nett at Tivoli.
Rumor has it that the first o.
next month we are TO have meat
market, a party from GAINESVILLE
having purchased the shop formerly
owned hy Mr. Hussey.
School closed Friday for a two
weeks vacation.
| Miss Lenertz, Miss O'Laughlin anC
Mr.. and Mrs. Hirt were passengers
to Mankato Friday enroute to theil
homes.
Miss Zeiske VIII spend few days
with her sister, Mrs. Otto Hubne
before going to her home in Mimi
| eapolis.
/ SAiifS' ItuUECts VIM bSSA
confined to his home for four weeks
is able to he out this week.
The latter part of last week, Rot
Schostag had to return TO faithful
old Dobhin, the snow being too deeI
in places for the jitney. Saturda,
Albert Schostag and Will Lynch
went over the road leading out o
st. Clair to Mankato with the road
grader. and this week Mr.. Schostae
is able to make his regular trips II
Mankato with his auto.
Richard Schultz, the local barber
is confined to his home this weel
with the FLU" Mr. Schultz has Sc
cured the services of Mr.. Heidel o
| Mankato during his illness.
Eben Hilton of Albert Lea was
calling on relatives in this place
| Tuesday.
The program given at the Evan.
gelical and Lutheran churches
| Wednesday evening proved pleasant
events and were well attended. The
| programs consisted of songs and re.
citations appropriate to the occasion
| Mr.. and Mrs. Powell attended the
play at Mankato Sunday evening
returning TO their home Monday
Louise Buchholtz assisted Genevievt
Andrews at the restaurant during
| their absence