The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-06-17
EVENTS IN SAINT CLAIR
BASE BALL TEAM TRIMMED
GAINESVILLE
Death of Virginia Refuge; Henry
Veigel, Esther la ng United
In Marriage

st. Clair, June 9.-An interesting ball
game was played on the local diamond
Sunday afternoon. The second team
from GAINESVILLE played against a rather
mixed team of St Clair. Earl Pagenkopf
pitched for the boys and struck out
eleven men. Seven of the regular play
ers were laid UP and unable to take part
in the game. The team is doing fine
community. Everybody ought to be on
the JOB to root for the boys when they
play the Rapidan team on the local dia-
of the st. Charlottesville game was 10
to in favor of st. Clair. The line-up
was as follows:
st. Clair Evansville
Williams. Center field -. Foley
Nyquist. ....-... Second base ...Schafer
Pagenkopf. Pitcher ........Davison
a. F itske shoEtst Sp,d Morrill, 3
4. Beccue. ...... first base &c. Gayer
Schmidt. .........:.T Third base ...Gilday
L. Roerig; Left field 30. Gayer
II. Hirt and daughter autoed over from
Hector Sunday to spend the day at the
R. r. Hirt home.
in box at the postoffice which you will
ind there for that purpose.
Rev Hielscher bought new Chevrolet
roadster this week.
beginning to talk OF some tennis games
for the summer. A tennis court could
be made upon the school grounds by just
a ast little work ORR on the part Of those inter.
here. A couple hours of work by five
or six fellows some evening would be
sufficient to make space enough for
court. Those interested see Profess
Some OF the band boys seem to for
get that band practice comes every Mon
way the bana csn ss rsa pns sn
for. each player TO be to every prectice
and be there on time.
II. L: Westby spent few hours in
Charles where he is about to take charge
OF the Botsford lumber yard.
George Hubmer has been on the sick
spent Sunday at the Foley home in
Tuesday, June IL. vote on $4,000
son town hall. The polls will be open
from a. m. to p. m. The purpose of
the band issue is to take up the present
the OF the erection ao o vse
hall and fire station. Everyone should
be out and show their progressive spirit
by boosting the bond issue:
Mrs. F. Gerlich of New England, N. D..
are visiting with friends and relatives
OF this community.
Miss Virginia Refuge died at her home
in Decoria township Saturday. June 4.
She had been suffering for some time
from an injury of the wrist and every
thing possible had been done for her,
but to no avail. Other complications set
in and Saturday she had very severe
hemorrhage, of the lungs. which resulted
In her death Virginia Reug sos was born
she resided with her parents until her
death, at with time she was seventeen
years, four months and twenty-eight
death three brothers, Irving, Henry and
Lester and her mother, Mrs. Ida Refuge.
Short services were held at the home
followed by church services at the Evan
gelical church in st. Clair, The floral
Those from out of town who attended
the funeral were Mr.. and Mrs. Nagel and
Mr.. and Mrs. Barker of Montevideo. Mr..
and Mrs. Rassler and son of Minnesota
Lake Mr.. Gerlich of ST. Paul. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Foster of California is visit
ing at the home of Louis Hintze.
Albert Juliar has been appointed as
SCISSOR.
were e"f united f in anu marriage. eve Wednesday
morning at the Catholic church. The,
bride is a daughterNof Mr.. and Mrs. An
ten Lang of the village. Mr.. Veigel is
a resident of New Ulm. Mr.. and Mrs
Xeigel will make their home in New
Albert Juliar represented the st. Clair
Cooperative creamery at convention
held in st. Paul Tuesday, June Z. The
a state association Of cooperative
creameries.
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