The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-12-02
THANKSGIVING DAY
IN MINNESOTA LAKE
Special Program At the
Catholic Church
DINNER AND ADDRESSES
Dance Brought Festivities To
Close; Affair Was Grand
Success

Minnesota Lake, November 70
Thanksgiving day meant more than
the ordinary turkey dinner and giving
Of thanks to people Of Minnesota
Lake. AT twelve o'clock a beautiful
dinner was served at the Orpha thea
ter, by the ladies OF st. Johns Cath
olic parish, after which a very tine
prog am was given. The program was
maze Up Of speeches by different
men IA. women of Minnesota Lake,
Father DaSzkowski OF this place,
Father an of Madelia and Father
Griffin - Mapleton. After the pro-
gram lumber OF prizes were given
away. Among the prizes were dona-
tons from local business men and
farmers belonging to the st. Johns
parish. A fancy work sale and fish
pond were in operation during the
was served to the people, after which
the theater was cleared of tables
and the floor was put in shape for a
dance. The Metropolitan orchestra
of this place furnished the music. A
great many people from out of town
attended. The gathering broke up in
the wee hours Of morning, but none
for the worse, as all had spent a real
day of enjoyment. Father Daszkow-
ski and the members of the parish
are to be commended on the great
success Of this event.
Fred Kroenke left Monday morn
ing for Deliver, Ia, where he will
spend few weeks with his brother,
Albert.
Miss Rose Hamann went to Man
kato Tuesday for a short visit with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Kroenke re-
turned Thursday from an extended
visit at different points in Iowa.
The A. o. q. W. lodge No. 131,
held its regular meeting at the city
hall, Friday evening.
Miss Kathleen Kremer, who is at
tending the Mankato Commercial
college, Is spending the week with her
parents, at Minnesota Lake.
Jim Newson went to Waseca Tues
day on business.
William Fischer, ST., made a bust
mes strip to Mankato, Tuesday.
Fay Woitas and Stanley Stencil
were visitors in Mankato, Tuesday.
Mr.. Burns of Mapleton was bust
ness caller in Minnesota Lake Mon
day.
g. R. Treanor and L. c. Madison at
tended the Odd Fellows meeting at
Mapleton, Monday evening.
Messrs. Herman Eberhardt and A.
Gumm were business callers at Man
kato, Wednesday.
Miss Elizabeth Lutz went to Easton
Tuesday for short visit with her
mother. She returned to Menesota
Lake, Wednesday.
Robert Degner and Otto Hamann
went to Mankato Tuesday to attend
the pure bred short horn sale.
Mrs. Chas. Leiferman returned to
har IN, n
attending the Manders funeral.
Miss Elnor FitZloff, who has been
visiting at the Lam's Drager home
for the past week, returned to her
horne at GAINESVILLE.
Miss Rita Penheiter, who is attend
ing Teachers college at Mankato,
spend Thursday with her parents.
Miss Kathleen Krener and Alfred
Sonnerk, who are attending Mankato
commercial college, spent the holiday
with home folks.
Mrs. Mary Lutz of Easton, spent
Thanksgiving with her son, R. L.
Lutz of this place.
Miss Mae Goodrich went to Man
kato Wednesday evening to spend
Thanksgiving with aunt and friends.
She returned Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Brandt and
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Brandt went to
ST. Paul Monday evening on bust
ness.
G. A. Biske of the Biske Hardware
company recently moved into the J..
B. Kaufman building which he
purchased sometime ago, Mr.. Biske
will use this building as show room
for farm machinery.
Arnold Fahlburch of Owatonna
spent Thanksgiving day at Minnesota
Lake with his parents.
Miss Margaret Cent?, who teaches
at Truman spent THANKSGIVING with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Cent?. 5a.
The Misses Melinda Stangl and
Alice Herman of Nicollet spent
Thanksgiving day with Mrs. j. A.
Probart. They returned to Nicollet,
Saturday.
Mr. and MRS. Hal Armstrong of
Mankato spent Thanksgiving at the
Robert Foesch home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Romodask and
Syke Troske of Manfato spent the
holiday at the Grandma Troska home
Mrs. Fred Dragee went to Mapleton
Monday evening where she will spend
few days with her brother, Gust
Poiohl.
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