The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-11-04
Founders Day To Be OBJ
served In That City
DATED UP FOR SUNDAY
News In General GatheredThere
BY The Free Press
Reporter
Especial To The Free Pressl

L l0pSCldl IL Ho rICO 1CSoI
| st. Peter, November 3.-Founders
day will be observed in st. eeler,
Sunday, November 6, when DR.. Gus
tav Andreen. president OF the Angus
tana college at Rock Island. Illnols.
viii speak at q UNION service at Inc
college chapel. November D is the
birthday OF the Viking Lutheran and
king after whom the college Is named
the union service is a part Of the pig
celebration planned to commemorate
the event. President Andreen has
devoted the past three weeks touring
the conference with Rev. U. J. arthur
OF ManKaLO, IN the interest OF the col
lege campaign ror funds.
several st. Peter peopie Will attend
the annual Gustayus Adolphus col
lege banquet at the OdIn cIuD in
Minneapolis Friday night. II Is
expected that 1t VIII be largely at
| Ieuueo as many OF the former stu
denLs are In the cities attending tne
sessions OF the M. e. A.
Rev. l.. h. Jones, who has had
charge OF the publicity work OF the
uraay AIor Nome, ILL.,, his former
nome where he mas charge OIL the
publicity work OF the On nan Home.
Rev. and Mrs. Jones nave made
many friends in st. Peter during
their residence here.
The hauley Concert company OF
seven musicians appeared at the coli
iege gymnasium as the second NUM-
Der Oh the lecture course and gave a
deilgnlfuI program.
Judge J. A. Loehl performed a
marriage ceremony IN has ONCE when
he uarried Miss Lydia Mae Haenze
and FRANK frOK0sch both OF NlcOIieI
county. Inc couple viii live on
tarm.
Attorney Donald Loehl of Billings.
Mont, Is expected here the later part
OF the week tor yiist with bis pai
ents, Judge and Mrs. ]. A. Local.
Mr.. LoenI has Leen In Kansas Clly
attending the National American La
gion meeting. When he returns TO
the west he will open law ONCE IN
Ailssoula.
MISS Ruth Mallgren, deputy court
CLERK, lett yesterday In company
| with Mrs. II. l.. STARK for Minneapolis
| from there he wiz go to Eau CLAIRE,
WIS.,, for an EXTENDED visit a. lie
uome OF an uncie.
The Manchester Gustavus game on
| the mac fed in Minneapolis 0attr-
uay wall we for interest with LIE
minnesota Iowa game. quite 4 ia4se
| delegation from here viii follow me
fortunes OF the team.
Ine EpiscopaI church ladies Will
give their first dance or the season al
the al nlory Friday night. Inc ler-
chen orchestra las been engaged 10
iulnISn music. Inc iaaies or 81. Ell
81 aIe Planning 10 give a series of
supervised dances this season.
The annual meeting OF the NicoAet
~..os VIII be head rrl-
day afternoon at the pubic library.
Doa. II Oh uI.ectols VIA De -. I'D
at tl.at tin e. Plans for the annual
Red Cross roll cali wIli ne dascu.Ssu.
Mrs. Fred Wilkinson went TO
Rochester yesterday where sue wlll
conAuiI the Mayos in regard to her
condition. She was Accompanied "
her sister, Mr.. II, j. Essler.
Waiter Scot johnson, instructor or
violin at the college, has been secured
10 lnStluCl LuG = 20
band The land practices regularly
every Wednesday night and 1t is ex-
pected that the band will be one Of
the best organizations in this section
by next season.