The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-06-24

qua opens July Ii and continues on
through July II. There will be five
evenings of real instructive enter
tainment.
A new plank road bed has been
laid on the bridge in north st. Clair
There is also very dangerous turn
just on the other side of the bridge
which could be made quite safe by
widening the road at that point.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. r. Hirt and
daughter. accompanied by Kenneth
and Stanley Chase autoed to Hector
Thursday. The Hirts spent the week
end there, but the Chase boys took
will spend week visiting with the
Mark Randall family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Peterson of
Minneapolis visited friends in St.
Clair over Sunday.
Miss lone Zieske. who formerly
visiting at the Otto Hubmer home.
A parcel shower was held at the
Frank Peska home Sunday in honor
Of Miss Marie Peska. Seventy five
guests were present and report fine
| time. Ice cream and cake were serv-
ed during the evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Nagel, who have been
visiting in st. Clair, returned to their
home at Montevideo on Wednesday.
Glenn DeRemer, who was recently
married, gave wedding dance at>the
village hall Monday evening. The
dance was given free to all those who
enjoy dancing and supper was served
at the hotel for those who did not
dance. Needless to say that every
| ininS in covino that naRnmar iS
la royal entertainer.
Robert Haedt took a carload of
cattle to Chicago Mr.. Haedt receiv-
ed a fair price for his cattle, averag-
ing over eight cents a pound.
Tickets for the chautauqua at st.
Clair are now on sale at the drug
store. Buy your tickets now and save
money.
Hans Anderson, who has been in
the employ of Mr.. Haedt, is reported
in a very serious condition following
the motorcycle accident. He is be-
ing cared for at Emmanuel hospital
Mankato. 1t is said that he Oll be
confined to the hospital for about six
months, due particularly, to a com
to the hip joint.
Miss Marie Pestka, daughter Of
Frank Peska, and Mr.. Edward kruse,
son of Joe Kruse, were united in
marriage at $3.50 Wednesday morn
ing. The bride is a charming young
is one of the enterprising young
farmers. Miss Lucille Lambert of
Faribault acted as bridesmaid and
Raymond Peska attended the groom.
Music was rendered by local talent.
A bounteous wedding dinner was
served at the Frank Pestka home to
may relatives and friends of the
| Vn1nncdov nunnip0 hiO
barn dance was given at the Frank
Kruse home in honor Of the newly
weds. Mr. and Mrs. Kruse after re-
| turning home from Duluth and sew
| eral other points, will locate on the
Joe Kruse farm. The community ex-
tends it's best wishes to the happy
Miss Emma Wolf and Charles Boil
man visited at the Jake Shultz home
Wednesday.
Miss Myrtle Berry is visiting at the
r. R. Hirt home this week..
Silas Juliar and wife of Mime,
apolis spent Saturday and Sunday at
The Otto and Ray Hubmer families
visited in Minneapolis during the
The Frank Fisher family visited
friends in GAINESVILLE Saturday.
| Miss A. Beccue Of Mankato spent a
few days visiting her sister, Mrs. l..
| Hintze
Mrs Herman Nenow of Bird Island
is visiting at the Frank Fisher home.
PEMsERToN SHORT STORIES.
.Pemberton base ball boys were defeat-
ed by North Mankato at North Mankato
Mrs. Arthus Wilson has gone to Cot
tonwood for few days visit with rel
Arthur Wilson and his two daughters.
Marjorie and Lola, spent Sunday aft
ernoon at Madison Lake
| Remember the chautauqua at Pemoer-
ton June Is to q.
Elmer Jensen's brother from Glendale
spent Sunday with him:
Several of the state. farm school boys
of Pemberton attended the agricultural
picnic at Sibley Park. Professor Mayne
was the main speaker.
Waterville last Friday to spend a couple
of days fishing and visiting the John
Krouss family.
Pemberton last week and purchased four
car loads Of corn on the ear at forty
cents per bushel
vile are visiting friends and relatives
at Pemberton and vicinity
H. C: Pickle returned from his out
ing at Birch Lake last Monday evening.
The Alfred Nelson family took an au-
tomoplIe outing last Sunoay aIternooh'
They drove to GAINESVILLE and Waseca:
| Mrs. Alick Guddal has been on the
| sick list for the past few days. She is
improving at this writing.
The Pemberton people are enjoying the
cool weather after the. few days of ex-
IRENE heat of last week.
The United Brethren church people of
Pemberton attended morning services
last Sunday at the camp meeting near
Cordova. After the service they repaired
to Lake Saber where they had lunch.
After lunch Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ry-
nearson invited the crowd to drive home
past their place and partase Of ice
cream. The invitation was accepted and
they drove to Mr.. Rynearson's by way
of Watervile where they called on the
John Krouss family.
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