The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-02-04
EVENTS At SAINT CLAIR
X. N. A. LODGE GAVE DANCE
AND SOCIAL
Box Affair Proved to Be Very
Enjoyable Function; the
News Notes

81. Clalr, January Z9.-Ine II. N. a.
lodge entertained its members and
friends at hard time, old time dance
at the lodge hall Tuesday evening.
Everyone was dressed to suit the
occasion. Old time dances such as
the square dance and Virginia Reel
were danced by old and young.
William Leo of Mankato is trans
acting business in the village this
week. The people here are always
glad to welcome "Bill' with his irish
smile and wit.
Anton Wingen of Mankato is visit
ing relatives here and in this vici-
nifty.
August Muehlhausen has been on
the sick list for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Powell, who re-
turned from Germany a short time
ago, visited friends in the village for
few days. They are going to make
their home at Brownsville, Mimi,
where they have purchased a restaur-
ant.
y. Westby is attending the Scot
fish Rite Masons Reunion at Winona
this week. Degrees from the fourth
to the thirty second will be confer
red on a class of one hundred.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris of Devils Lake
are visiting relatives and friends in
this vicinity for a few days. Mr..
since he left here forty years ago and
he is sure "Old Padunk" has chang
ed some.
Isaac Sennessac of Waseca trans
acted business in the village Tues
day.
McMahan Brothers grind feed in
st. Clair every Friday.
Don't forget the pie social Friday
evening, February 4. Admission fee
for the gents twenty five cents and
a pie for the ladies. Proceeds are
to go to the suffering children of
Central and Eastern Europe. Be sure
and come there will be fish ponds.
grab bags. dancing and playing Of
auctioneer.
Mrs. Louis Hintz spent the week
end with her mother at Janesville.
Odela Lubke entertained a number
Of little folks at her home Sunday
afternoon. Games were played after
which delicious luncheon was SER
we'd.
All are in hopes that the consoli-
dated school project for this vicinity
will revive again since the price of
building material has been reduced.
A. H. Hubmer transacted business
in Mankato Wednesday.
were in the village Tuesday circulat-
ing a petition to lay state road from
st. Clair to the Waseca line. The
people of ST. Clair and vicinity are
always ready to do their part in a
project of this kind. Certainly there
should be state highway connecting
with the splendid grade built by the
Brown brothers from st. Clair to
Mankato. This would be of benefit
to the people of Mankato as we'll as
the outlying districts.
Mrs. Clay Boswell Mrs. l.. Hugunin
and Bud Vogel are on the sick list
this week.
Elzada Juliar. who is attending high
school at Mankato, visited her par
ents over the weed end.
Jake Chase and Fred KrVse have
returned from Des Moines,I owa.
Bradley Leo spent the week end
with his parents at Mankato.
Mrs. Roy Hubmer entertained. Mr..
and Mrs. George Hubmer and family
and Mrs. Courier at dinner Sunday.
Jerome Lynch motored to Fart
bault Saturday, returning Monday
with Grace higgins.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Morrison of
Kennedy Bridge visited the Hubmer
home Monday evening. They have
just returned from their wedding trip
Division Altar society Of the Cath
Ollie church will give card party
and midnight lunch in the basement
of their church Monday night, jan
uary 81.
and teachers of the school was we'll
attended. A short program was Civ
en- after which Harry Westby read
paper on "St. Clair Twenty Five
years January %. 1921" yves, we re-
ceived some real slams, but we'll ex-
cuse Harry this time" Games were
played >afer which young and old
danced the old time dances. Proceeds
which amounted to one hundred and
one dollars, will be used to help pur-
chase a curtain for the hall and REG
ords for the school. Thanks to o. o.
Juliar, the real auctioneer, who put