The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-02-18
SOCIAL WAS A SUCCESS
PIE SOLD FOR THE NEAR
y EAST RELIEF FUND
interesting Program Carried
Out; Good Address BY
Father O'Connor

TdlitSt ~ SOtitiOI
ST.. Clair, February 1.-THE pie
social announced for Friday evening,
February 4, for the benefit of the
Near East Relief fund was a real
success from start to finish. There
was fun In the form Of games, fish
ponds and dancing for old and young.
program was carried out: :
Address, Helping the Children Of
the Near East" Father O'Connor.
Comic solo, Madam Solitske of
Pemberton, H. Westby.
Reading, German Dialect, o. o.
Reading, The House by the Side of
the Road, Alice Juliar.
Violin solo, The Rosary, Mr.. Hirt
accompanied by Mrs. Hirt.
Song. Fair Hawaii, Mr.. and Mrs
| L. Huettl and Dolly Schultz.
o. O. Juliar was the auctioneer who
succeeded in getting $139.75 for the
pies. Upon motion of H. Westby it
was agreed to have a community
of bringing the people of st. Clair and
community together to become bet
ter acquainted and have a good time.
Watch for an announcement of the
next gathering. You are invited.
Who says st. Clair. isn't on the
map? Watch us go and grow.
Laura Iuliar, who is attending
end with her parents.
st. Clair Creamery association held
its annual meeting Monday afternoon,
February z. The same directors
William J. Coleman Is the new Man
ager. successor to John Fields, who
has had the Office for several years.
were elected for the ensuing year year;
buttermflk will be sold at one cent
Iper gallon. No, the farmers are not
Pete Hugunin is spending few
days at Lake Elysian fishing.
Friends in the village are patiently
waiting for his return just to hear
some of his usual fish stories.
week end with friends in the village.
E. A. Duemeland has received an
announcement of the marriage Of his
son Henry to Miss ildred Gordon Of
Grand Rapids, Mich. The marriage
took place February 1 at Grand Rap:
| ids They left directly for an extended
wedding tour through f1orid fa- and
resident of st. Clair, now residing at
of the Bismark Mercantile company.
Funeral services for Mrs. Katherine
Hilton were held Monday morning at
$3.50 at the Catholic church. Father
O'Connor was assisted by Father
Hughes and Father McMahan Of
the Catholic cemetery. Out Of town
relatives attending were Mr.. and Mrs.
Eben Hilton of Albert Lea, Mrs.
Murphy of Mankato, Hugh and Tom
Donahue of Flaxton, N. D.: Mike
Donahue, Twin Lakes; Elizabeth
Tanning, Minneapolis and William
Hilton Of Perham. Mimi.
$4,000 pounds Of Poland China hogs
last. Tuesday to William J. Coleman
His check amounted to 1920. This
is the largest shipment of the season.
| R. A. Haedt and sons and o. o.
Juliar are attending the auto show at
st. Paul this week.
higgins of .Faribault. and Jerome
Lynch of St. Clair, took place Monday,
February 7. at a. m. at the Catholic
church. The wedding was witnessed
by relatives and intimate friends OF
the bride and groom Father Selvin
decorated with ferns, palms and
/ bride, was maid or honor and Tom
Lynch, brother of the groom, acted as
bestman The bride wore beautiful
dress Of soft blue satin with acces.
series o match and q small gold
brocaded hat The bridal bouquet
4 was a shower of pink rosebuds. The
bridesmaids gown was navy blue
satin with accessories o match and
} she carried q bouquet of roses. After
the ceremoney. delicious three
course dinner was served by the
brides mother at her home. Dolly
Schultz assisted in serving. Durine
the meal zone Fleeing Hour" and
!! ''Humoresuue" were played on the
Edison. Mr.. Lynch and his bride
left for st. Clair Immediately after
/ dinner where they will be at home
to their many friends. Mrs. Anna
Lynch and son Tom and Miss Dolly
Schultz of st. Clair attended the
wedding.
Did you notice the two new mer.
ichants in town? Perhaps you didn't
THEY are bud" Vosel. who is. assist.
ling G. J. Pagenkopf in his general
!. merchandise store, and Leo Frank in
the ST. Clair Mercantile store. Yes
land Ralph Williams of Mankato Is
the new barber assisting L. H. Huettl