The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-10-28
MINNESOTA LAKE
Driver of Car Bumped into Lamp Post
Doing Some Damage

DotnQ some damage
Minnesota Lake, October 25.-Thurs
day evening at about 1880 o'clock a
big car driven by an unidentified driv-
er, collided with lamp post on Main
street. The glope and post were
broken. The DRYER sped on towards
the south end of town and then dis
appeared Residents who witnessed
the accident were unable to get the
number Of the car.
George Cole and George Kaufman
autoed to st. Clair Friday to get
Charles Cole, who broke down near
that place with his Ford truck. Charles
was hauling load OF poultry to Man
kato from Minnesota Lake.
Friday evening people living east
of Minnesota Lake were aroused by
Farmers living near were kept busy
protecting hay stacks.
Frank flasher and son stopped on
at Minnesota Lake Sunday while en-
route to Easton.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Goodrich and
daughter CecE of Easton spent Sat
lirday at the, Frank Kaufman home
Miss Mae Goodrich, who is employed
It the First National bank, returned
with them for short visit
Roland Dehring Of Mankato spent
<.nday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. c. Dehring.
Charles Cole hauled a truck load OF
ooultry to Armour and Company at
Mankato Friday
The Misses Harriet and Verna Ger
hch, Reta Penheiter and Kathleen
Kremer came down from Mankato
Saturday to spend Sunday. Reta Pen
better and Kathleen kremer came
down from Mankato Saturday TO
spend Sunday. Reta Penheiter and
Kathleen Kremer are attending COL
,iege at Mankato.
A. N. Cent? of Mankato spent Sun
day with his family at Minnesota
lake.
, Two caterpillar tractors pulled in
from Blue Earth Friday to assist IN the
road work north Of town. These road
q, men are fixiSg a good piece of road
and Minnesota Lake will soon be in
E. P. Goodrich of Easton was a
caller at Minnesota Lake Monday.
Miss Mae Goodrich returned with him
70 resume her duties at the First Nat
ional bank.
Sunday evening, October %, a num-
Der of friends surprised Mrs. Joseph
Deubler at her home, the occasion be-
ing her sixty sixth birthday anniyer-
sary. A social evening was enjoye
aiI0I WulCu d "oS oSA 'So
ny the ladies. They departed at a
late hour, wishing Mrs. Deubler
many more happy birthdays.
Monday. October "a, at $3.50 o'clock
at ST. Johns Catholic church Miss
Mathilda Evans became the bride of
Thomas Stencil. Rev. Father Dask-
rowsh officiated. Both the BRIDE and
groom are promising young people OF
this place and their many, friends
wish them health and happiness
Mr.. and Mrs. August Heupper autce0
TO Wells Sunday to attend the serv-
zee for William L. Heupper, one of the
soldier boys who died in France. The
body recently arrived from overseas
and burial services were held Monday
morning.
r. L. Lutz and son Melvin and Ro-
man Kaufman autoed to Wells Mon
day to take in the Dempsey Carpenter
/, ray.
Charles Cole drove to st. Clair
Sunday evening to get his Ford truck
which broke down ati.that place FRI
day. ...
A number of Minnesota Lake people
in the Dempsey Carpenter fight at
Wells Monday evening.
Ducks are getting so scarce that
some hunters have to shoot live de
coys" belonging to others. Better
be more careful.