The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-01-16
EVENTS AT SAINT CLAIR
NUMBER OFFAMlLY RE
UNIONS HELD
Meeting of Mcpherson Mutu
Insurance Company; Notes
Of the Village

Especial to Free Press.l
ST. Clair, January 9.--Mr. and Mrs.
August Schrader entertained num-
Der of their friends New Years night.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Schallow and daughter Adc-
line. Otto Westphal. Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Hollis anG son herman, -.rs
William FrantZ and daughter Louise
and son William. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Zimmerman, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
s'challow and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Zimmerman. The evening was spent
in dancing and at the usual hour
luncheon was served by the hostess.
AT the wee small hours of the morn
| ing the company departed, voting Mr.
and Mrs. Schrader royal entertain
ers
Sadie Eaton of Mankato was visit
ing with friends in this village last
week
Alvina Schostag was the guest of
| Katherine Golmer ct Mankato few
days during the holidays.
Messrs. John Robenhost and John
| Dunn of Mapleton are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Frantz of this
place.
Mrs. Neesen returned Friday from
New Ulm where she has been spend
| ing the week with relatives.
Mrs. Zeiske of Minneapolis is Wis
ting her daughter, Mrs. Otto Hub
ner.
| Mrs Charles McBeth who has been
seriously i'll for couple of weeks is
now on the gain. being able to sit up
80 ~ ~ sy,cr
| Pete Smith. formerly one of st
Clair's young men, came out from
| Mankato to visit with old friends q
few days during the holidays.
Dan Lloyd is assisting Mr.. Westby
local manager of the Botsford Lum-
Der yard.
| Mrs. Westby was Minneapolis
visitor a few days last week.
Mrs. Otto Hubner is confined tC
her home with pleurisy Two of Mr.
Hubner's children have also been i'll
i Mrs. Carl Pagenkopf is enjoying {
pleasant visit from her mother from
Waldorf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hilton ant
daughter Pearl enjoyed New Year:
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Crowley a
Tivoli. Other guests present were
. ,Mr. and Mrs. Herman Buchholtz ant
daughter Helen, Miss Lottie Bennett
Nelson Bennett, Marie Musser @
Greeley, Col, and Mr.. Peterson o
Mankato.
Mrs. Westty was i'll at her hom'
the first of the week with at attacl
of appendicitis.
!, A family reunion was held at tn
home of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas jul
, lar New Years day. Those presen
were Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Juliar, MI
c and Mrs George Juliar, Mr. and Mrs
Herman Hubner, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Hubner, Mr. and Mrs. Rober
/, Haedt, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Juliar. MI
and Mrs. Richard Juliar. Mr.. and Mr.:
> Harry Juliar, Mr. and Mrs. STA
Juliar. 1t is rare treat 70 rparent
that have raised a family of nine t
enjoy the great pleasure of havin
their children all living within S
short a distance of their home Tw
of Mr.. and Mrs. Juliar's sons. OFT
= land Richard reside in the village
Three sons Albert, George and Harr
and two daughters, Mrs. Mary Hub
ner and Mrs Emma Haedt reside O
|, their farms in the vicinity of the vii
. ilage. Mrs. CONNER is at Mankat
= and the youngest son, Silas Juliar
at Rapidan.
The following teachers after er
Toying their vacation in this villas
and vicinity, have returned to the
- schools. Earnestine Frank, WI
"a teaches near Pemberton; Cora Wiz
:. gen, Mrs. S,choffman and Floss
T.. II
=. near Butterfield. p
u The following students have r.
:, turned to their respective schools
~ resume their studies, Laura Julia
- Lucille Leo, Margaret Georges, a
.. zada Juliar and EIna Haedt.
II School here opened again on Mo-
day morning after a two weeks V;
cation. The teachers and pup
VI erioyed their vacation and ha
returned to their work greatly ben
iII flied.
Mrs. Anna Andrews and 81
he Dwight returned from Knoxville, Il
III Tuesday where they have be-
in spending the holidays with relative
ne The Mcpherson Farmers Mutt
A. Fire Insurance company held its a
as nual meeting at st. Clair January
st ] The following officers were re-elec
he eG: John Bestman, president; N. j
ce liar. vice president; Hubert Brue
secretary and treasurer; directo
st Ernest Miller. Fred Wingen, Fra
he Chase and John Dunn. The compa
as has done large amount of busine
en- during the past year. At the begi
lis Ming of the year, 1919 the compa
nd had in force 2016 policies. carryi
be SIS 1883 1876 in risks; $50 of these pc
cies expired or were conceled duri