The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-04-08
Events IN SAINT CLAIR
PLAY TO BE gwen BY THE
SCHOOL PUPILS
Proceeds To Be Used To Buy
Playground Equipment;
News Notes

st. Clair, April miss Esther
Neurding, student at Hamline uni
versity, visited her sister, Mrs. H. H
Georgius during Easter vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Wolcott and
baby Of Tacoma, Wash. are visiting
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Wolcott.
Mrs. l.. White has returned to her
home in Minneapolis after visiting at
the G. H. Hubmer home for several
days. ..
Mrs. II. Thielman entertained Mrs
Jane Rasdall and the Boswell and
Chase families at dinner Sunday
Mrs. Anna Cole of Tracy is visiting
her sister. Mrs. ]. H. Bestman.
r. r. HIT returned Saturday from
Minneapolis where he attended the
teachers convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hubmer and
Louise Buchholtz were Mankato cal
lers Tuesday.
l.. M Hugunin and H. L.. Westby
attended Masonic lodge at Mankato
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sochureck
and daughter Ruth spent the week
end with relatives at, New Ulm.
William Schelberg and son Ferdin-
and OF WATERFOWL, S. D., visited at
the Fred Byersdorf and John Best
man homes over the week end.
+. M. Chase attended the Shorthorn
sale at Mankato Wednesday
Rev. and Mrs. Georgius motored to
Mankato to take their daughter Es-
merelda back to Normal From there
they motored to Nicollet to visit Rev.
Georgius mother, who has been sick.
A most elaborate Easter program
was given at the Evangelical church
Sunday morning at eleven o'clock. The
church was prettily decorated with
cut flowers and plants.
MISS olga Fritzke OF Hutchinson is
visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Miss Angela Lenertz, teacher in
the primary grades, has returned from
her home at st. James, where she
spent her Easter vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Grundemeier
and son Ernest of Mankato called at
the l.. w. Hintze home Tuesday
Miss Marie Nelson, teacher in the
intermediate room. returned Sunday
after visiting her mother, Mrs. Ole
Nelson at Mankato during the Easter
| vacation.
Mrs. Anna Riese and daughter
Elizabeth of GAINESVILLE visited Mrs.
l.. Hugunin.
ST. CLAIR SCHOOL NOTES.
State examinations for the eighth
| grade were held Thursday and Fri
day.
| at the school house carried by thirty
| five votes. The amount of bonds vot-
ed will entitle the district to $4,000
| aid from the state for building pur-
poses. When school opens in the fall
we hope to be operating consolidat
ed district as we hope to have the
required amount of land and to meet
the building requirements. When we
| have met the requirements of the
| state as consolidated district il
would be foolish to operate as 9
graded school when the state is ready
to give us more aid as consolidated
| school
| The boys are doing some real prac
| tice work in baseball these days
| 1t is hoped to give the school play
Friday night, April 8, providing the
| curtain and scenery arrive for the
stage. Watch for the posters which
will announce the date andeveryont
be on hand for the play. Reserved
seats will be on sale at the post of.
fee several days before the play i:
given. The proceeds of the play will
for the pupils Of the primary and in
| termediate grades.
| Every pupil of the class in agri
| culture has made a bird house ant
many Of these will be placed in the
| trees upon the school grounds.
| Adeline Shallow and Lester Muel-
Ter had birthday party in schoo
| Monday afternoon. Refreshments
were served and the children had 6
| delightful time.